Agent Setup Guide
This landing page template was created to help you present yourself in the best possible way to your customers — professionally, clearly, and confidently.
Below, you’ll find simple step-by-step instructions and videos that will walk you through everything you need to get your page set up and ready to use.
You do not need to be a website expert. Just complete each step in order.
The first step is getting your website template transferred to your account.
Watch the video below and follow the instructions from beginning to end.
Once the transfer is complete, move on to Step 2.
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How to Transfer Your Website Template
Your domain name is the web address your customers will use to visit your landing page.
You will need to purchase your own domain name.
I personally use Namecheap, but you may use any domain provider you prefer.
Create an account with your chosen provider — or log into an account you already have — and search for a simple domain name.
Keep It SIMPLE
Avoid long names, complicated spelling, numbers, and unnecessary words.
You also do not need to use your last name.
Example
Example
If the .com is unavailable, that is okay. Choose another simple extension that works for you.
Your customer should be able to hear your website address once and remember it.
Now that you own your domain name, it is time to connect it to your new landing page.
Follow both videos below carefully.
Once your domain is connected, test it yourself to make sure your website opens correctly.
Part One
How to Connect Your Domain Name
Part Two
How to Set Up the DNS
Now it is time to make the website yours.
Personalization Checklist
Your website does not have to stay pink or mauve. You can change the main accent color to something that better fits your personal style or brand.
First, choose the color you want and copy its HEX code. A HEX code is simply the little color code that looks like this: #24245D
Then copy the entire prompt below, replace #________ with your own HEX color, and paste the prompt into your website builder AI.
Copy-and-Paste Prompt
WEBSITE COLOR CHANGE PROMPT I want to change the colors of my website. DO NOT change the layout, wording, photos, fonts, spacing, sections, buttons, or structure of the website. Only change the website colors. MY NEW MAIN COLOR Put my new color here: HEX COLOR: #________ Example: Dark blue = #24245D Please replace the current pink, mauve, burgundy, purple, or similar accent colors throughout the website with my new color. Make sure you check the ENTIRE website, including: Headings and highlighted words Buttons Button hover colors Icons Lines and borders Boxes and cards Background accent sections Menu/navigation accents Links Form buttons Footer colors Mobile version Keep the website looking professional and coordinated. You may create lighter and darker versions of my new color when needed so the website still has contrast. For example, if my main color is dark blue, you can use: Dark blue for important headings and buttons Medium blue for smaller accents Very light blue for soft background areas White or cream where the website currently uses white or cream IMPORTANT: Do NOT make every single thing the exact same color. Keep the existing white/cream/neutral background colors unless changing them is necessary for readability. Make sure all text is easy to read. Do not change anything else on the website. After making the changes, check every page on both desktop and mobile to make sure none of the old pink/mauve/purple color remains unless it is inside an actual photograph.
Don’t Forget Your Disclosure Pages
These pages should also be reviewed and updated wherever necessary so the information accurately reflects your own website, services, communication methods, and business activity.
Before you publish, review the entire website on both desktop and mobile.
Once your website is live, your landing page becomes the central place you send people.
Your marketing materials should always direct customers back to your website.
Always Use Your QR Code
Your QR code should always lead directly to your landing page.
This is especially important when you visit a home and nobody answers the door. You can leave a professional flyer, card, or door hanger containing your QR code so the customer can scan it later, learn who you are, review the information, and contact you directly.
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How to Create Marketing Materials and Your QR Code
Once these five steps are complete, you will have your own professional online presence that you can use when speaking with customers, canvassing neighborhoods, attending events, networking, or following up with referrals.
Take your time, complete each step, and make the page feel like you.
“Thank you all, and may the Lord bless each and every one of you in the mighty and matchless name of Jesus Christ!”
Need help getting started?
Text Beverly:951-565-7963