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Get a landing page for every launch. Without waiting on a designer.
LANDON builds an on-brand landing page from your brief, your company knowledge and your brand book. Its form sends every lead to your CRM. Nothing goes live until a person presses Publish.

Every launch needs a landing page, and it sits in a queue for a designer and a writer.
LANDON drafts the page in about a minute from what your company already knows. You edit it, and you decide when it goes live.
a typical day
What a day with LANDON looks like Real screens from the product, as it ships today. Scroll through the day.
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Builds a page from a short brief
Tell it the goal, the audience and the offer. In 30 to 60 seconds you get a page of editable sections with one lead form.
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Writes only what your company knows
LANDON writes from the documents you pick and your brand book. If a fact is missing, it leaves a marked blank instead of making one up.
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Takes its part in a bigger launch
When a launch needs a deck, a page and a video, CREA plans them together. The page shows up as LANDON’s task on the Content board.
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Waits for a person to publish
Before a page goes live, a safety check looks for dashes, unfilled blanks and unsigned quotes. Then a person presses Publish.
working together
How a launch request becomes a live page with leads in your CRM CREA plans the launch, LANDON builds the page, and a person makes it live. Here is how the request moves.
- 01your peopleErica → CREAWe need launch material for the stockout offer, aimed at heads of supply chain.
- 02ai chief of staffCREA → EricaHere is the plan: a pitch deck from PAIGE, a page from LANDON, a teaser video from Alpha. Approve?
- 03your peopleErica → CREAApproved. Go ahead.
- 04ai chief of staffCREA → LANDONLANDON, please build the offer page. Goal: demo requests, same audience.
- 05team memberLANDON → EricaThe page is built with a lead form, not published yet. One number is missing, so I left a blank for you.
- 06your peopleErica → LANDONI filled it in. Please rewrite the top of the page to open with the pilot.
- 07your peopleErica → SamI published the page. Its leads will show up in the CRM for you.
step by step
See every step LANDON takes Each job keeps a plain record: what it looked at, what it did, what it checked, and where it stopped to ask a person.
- 01Read the brief
It reads the goal, the audience, the offer, the proof and the one action you want.
- 02Read your sources
Your documents, your team’s knowledge and your brand book.
- 03Build the page
One page with one goal and one lead form.
- 04Rewrite on request
It redoes one section at a time when a person asks.
- 05Check, then wait
The safety check runs, then a person decides to publish.
under the hood
What LANDON works with What it reads, what it knows how to do, the checks that watch it, and the approvals every action passes before anything leaves.
one shared room
Your team and LANDON work in the same room No side chats. LANDON works in the Content team room next to your people and the agents it hands work to, and every message is kept with who said it.
where it fits
Where LANDON sits in your growth team N leads the whole team. Three chiefs of staff run Marketing, Sales and Content. Your people set the direction and approve the work.
Takes work from
- CREAA page that is part of a bigger launch plan, with the brief and the audience.
- Your peopleRequests from the Landing pages screen, the documents to write from, and every Publish.
Hands work to
- Your peopleEvery page, built but not published, ready for you to edit and review.
- CREAAI Content Chief of StaffThe result of each request, posted back in the conversation that asked for it.
connections
The tools LANDON connects to It reads what is already in your workspace. Anything it sends goes out through your own accounts, never a shared one.
skills and tools
What LANDON knows how to do Connecting a tool turns nothing on. A person switches on each action, one at a time.
Skills
- Your CRMEvery form submission becomes a lead in your CRM, and the page counts its views and leads.
- Your own siteThe Site connection shows a live page at an address on your domain, so search engines credit your site.
- A package to host anywhereA zip file with the page as plain HTML, a piece to drop into your site, the content as data and setup notes.
Page goals
- 01Lead capture Collects contact details from interested visitors.
- 02Demo request Turns product interest into a booked demo.
- 03Event registration and webinar Agenda, speakers and what attendees will learn, then a sign-up form.
- 04Launch, waitlist and download A product launch, early sign-ups, or a guide behind a short form.
by industry
How teams like yours use LANDON
- 01Education
Waitlist and webinar pages for a new course or intake. Every result it claims comes from your records, and a person approves the page.
- 02Software
Demo request and product launch pages written from your product knowledge. Every form lead lands in your CRM.
- 03Professional services
Event and webinar sign-up pages for your partners’ talks. It names a client only where your records say it may.
you stay in control
You approve anything that matters LANDON starts by asking first. It only does more on its own when a person decides it has earned it, and some actions always wait for a person.
Always waits for a person
- Every Publish, whatever LANDON’s record
- A page with an unfilled blank still in it
- A page with no lead form section
- A saved template, until someone makes a page from it
- 01A person publishes. LANDON drafts and rewrites, but never publishes. A page goes live when a person allowed to edit content presses Publish. Take offline brings it down.
- 02A person decides every step up. For drafting, after 30 days and 25 approvals with a strong record and no overrides, Nagent suggests letting LANDON do more alone. You decide. Publishing stays a person’s click.
- 03Nothing invented. Customers, logos, testimonials and numbers come from your knowledge or not at all. A missing fact becomes a marked blank, and a page with a blank cannot be published.
- 04The version you approved, or nothing. An approval request names the exact version of the page. If the page changed after that, publishing stops, so no unapproved words go live.
Questions about LANDON
What is LANDON?
LANDON is the landing page builder on Nagent's Content team, under CREA, the AI Content Chief of Staff. Give it a goal, an audience and a short brief. It builds an on-brand page from your company knowledge, with a lead form that sends every lead to your CRM.
Will LANDON publish a page without me?
No. LANDON drafts and rewrites, but never publishes. A person allowed to edit content presses Publish. Later edits stay private until someone publishes again, and Take offline removes a live page.
Where do the leads go?
Every form submission becomes a lead in your CRM. The list shows each page with its views, leads and conversion rate. Work email is always asked for, and you pick the other fields.
Can the page live on our own domain?
Yes. Save an address on your site in the Website tab, and your site shows the page once your developers connect it. Or download a package to host anywhere. Either way, the form still sends leads to Nagent.
What if our knowledge has no proof for a claim?
LANDON does not invent customers, logos, testimonials or numbers. Where proof is missing, it leaves a marked blank such as [X%]. The page cannot be published until a person fills it in.
How do I ask LANDON for a page?
Click New page under Landing pages, or ask LANDON by name in the Content room. From any other room, type @LANDON. The request goes to CREA’s team for LANDON, and the result comes back to the conversation that asked.
Put LANDON on your Content team.
Tell it the goal and the audience. It builds the page from what your company knows, and you decide when it goes live.

