🎯 Why PPC pages have no navigation
Search Atlas PPC landing pages created with Website Builder or Landing Page Studio use a conversion-focused layout. PPC mode removes traditional header and footer navigation by design, including menus, dropdowns, navigation links, and external page links.
The page keeps only the logo and primary conversion call to action. This prevents visitors from leaving the page and helps campaigns stay focused on one goal.
⚙️ How navigation is removed
- Open the landing page in Website Builder or Landing Page Studio.
- Use the page’s PPC layout or PPC mode.
- Publish or update the page.
When PPC mode is applied, the builder does not add a nav element, menu list, dropdown, or standard header links to the page.
🔍 How to verify the page
- Open the published landing page in a private or incognito browser window.
- Check the header and footer for navigation menus and extra links.
- Confirm that the logo and primary conversion CTA are the only header elements required for the PPC layout.
- Test the CTA to make sure it leads visitors to the intended conversion step.
🛠️ If links still appear
First, confirm that you are viewing the published PPC page rather than an older URL, preview, cached version, or non-PPC page template. Clear the browser cache or open the page in a private window, then publish the latest version again if needed.
If navigation still appears after these checks, review whether the page was created with Website Builder or Landing Page Studio and whether the PPC layout is active. Standard website pages may include navigation, while PPC pages are specifically designed not to.
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