All the Sections for Your Offer and Delivery Pages

Pagewheel automatically creates offer and delivery pages to promote each of your digital products. You can further customize these web pages by adding more sections.

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Product Websites in Pagewheel

Once a digital product is complete, Pagewheel lets you quickly generate a promotional website using its advanced AI capabilities.

A screenshot of the offer page of a website generated by Pagewheel.
The offer page of a product’s website

While these pages are already effective, you can enhance them by adding more sections.

You can do this while creating a new website, or editing an existing website.

Using the Section Editor

Add sections to a product’s web pages using the section editor.

To access the section editor, simply click on any section of the webpage.

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Click on any section to open the section editor

You’ll see the section editor toolbar appear above the chosen section. 

To add a new section, click the + button on the left.

This will add a section below the chosen section.

For more information, see Introduction to the Section Editor

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Click the + icon to add a new section

The section editor toolbar also allows you to hide or delete sections.

Adding a Section

After clicking the new section button, a list opens with all the available sections.

Each section has a different function. We encourage you to explore each one.

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All the sections available in the website editor

You’ll also notice that some sections have multiple layout variations. 

Click a variation to add it to your page. 

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Click a section variation to add it to your page

Section Types

Here is a detailed list of the section types and suggestions on how to use each one.

Topbar

The topbar section is ideally placed at the top of the page, though it can be positioned anywhere. 

It typically features a product slogan on the left and a buy-now button on the right.

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The topbar section

Hero

The hero section is intended to capture a user’s attention. This section features a large image, a headline, descriptive text, and a purchase button.

Since it is usually the first element seen when opening the website, the text should be very persuasive.

A screenshot of the hero section.
The hero section

Minihero

The minihero section is a smaller version of the hero section.

It doesn’t include headline text or a button. Use it to give extra information about your product. 

A screenshot of the minihero section.
The minihero section

Sidebar

The sidebar section is similar to the minihero section, but it uses a list with tick graphics. 

It is ideal for explaining the main features of your product.

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The sidebar section

This Is For 

The “This Is For” section highlights the benefits and results of using your product. 

It helps potential customers imagine the positive changes the product can bring to their lives.

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The “This Is For” section

About Me

The about me section includes a photo and description of the product creator. 

This personal element helps build a connection with potential customers.

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The about me section

FAQ

The FAQ section is another effective persuasive tool. 

It uses AI to generate text that answers any remaining questions a potential customer may have.

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The FAQ section

Call To Action

The “Call To Action” section is bold and striking. It’s designed to generate quick sales. 

A screenshot of the “Call To Action” section.
The “Call To Action” section

Video 

The video section allows you to add your own Youtube videos to your page.

Just add the link to your video in the box. 

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The video section

How To Get Started

The “How To Get Started” section shows how easy it is to purchase your product. 

It guides potential customers through an easy, step-by-step process.

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The “How To Get Started” section

Headline Only

The “Headline Only” section is used to give bold, eye catching statements about your product.

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The “Headline Only” section

Paragraph

Use the paragraph section to add simple blocks of text. It’s a straightforward way of giving information.

A screenshot of the paragraph section.
The paragraph section

Headline and Subheadline

The “Headline and Subheadline” section is another way of delivering bold statements about your product. 

It combines a strong headline with a persuasive subheadline to draw in readers.

A screenshot of the “Headline and Subheadline” section.
The “Headline and Subheadline” section

Heading With Button

The “Heading With Button” section combines bold statements with a button to purchase. 

With a convincing call to action, it can be a powerful tool for driving sales

A screenshot of the “Heading With Button” section.
The “Heading With Button” section

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