Message match
Each page opens with the same idea used in the post, email, video caption, or partner referral.
Campaigns
Campaign pages help visitors take one clear action after a post, video, email, QR code, or partner mention creates a specific reason to click.
Use these pages when a full navigation menu would distract from the one action the visitor came to take.
Campaign fit
Social, video, book, and workbook traffic should arrive at a page that reflects the message visitors already heard.
Campaign rules
The index helps decide which landing page fits the message. The detail pages help visitors take the next step without distraction.
Each page opens with the same idea used in the post, email, video caption, or partner referral.
The campaign keeps one main action visible from the hero through the final CTA.
Consent, policy links, and safety language stay visible before anyone shares personal information.
Social, YouTube, and email visitors who want a low-friction first step.
Start with reflection before trying to solve the whole season at once.
Open campaign ->Readers arriving from book mentions, podcast/video references, or social links.
Your calling needs a practical first step you can return to.
Open campaign ->High-intent visitors comparing coaching, workbook, and video resources.
Talk through where you feel stuck before deciding whether coaching is the right path.
Open campaign ->Traffic source
Captions, Stories, YouTube descriptions, QR codes, and partner referrals should each send visitors to the page that matches the promise.
Use the link hub first, then send individual captions to the matching campaign page when the post has one clear promise.
Use one sticker destination at a time: workbook for reflection, book page for reader intent, or call page for coaching readiness.
Send teaching demand to topic videos or the workbook before asking for a Clarity Call.
Use campaign pages only when the offline message already names the exact offer or action.
Preserve source parameters so referral traffic can be reviewed separately from organic social.
Testing plan
Campaign links should use the matching promise and avoid mixing book, call, workbook, shop, and social CTAs in the same first decision.
Measure resource intent before adding member progress saving or email automation.
Separate book purchase traffic from coaching-readiness traffic so Amazon clicks stay clean.
Reserve direct scheduling for high-intent visitors who have seen the coaching scope language.
Before sharing
Use this checklist before sharing campaign links, especially when the traffic asks for email, booking, store, or coaching follow-up.
Confirm the current offer, link tracking, redirect plan, proof permission, and follow-up process before sending larger audiences to a page.