Recommended Build Flow
- Start with CC sections in Theme Editor for a fast baseline:
- Then move to code-first refinement:
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templates/index.jsonintotemplates/metaobject/creator.jsonas a structural baseline - replace homepage sections with CC hero/products/banner modules
- wire dynamic sources + fallback copy for quick iteration
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What Makes a Great Landing Page
A co-branded landing page should:- Greet visitors with partner context — Display the partner’s name, photo, and personalized message
- Showcase curated products — Feature the partner’s recommended products or collections
- Maintain brand consistency — Use your brand’s design language while incorporating partner elements
- Drive clear actions — Guide visitors toward purchase with compelling CTAs
Which Landing Page Pattern Fits Your Goal?
Before building, choose the pattern that matches your use case. Each pattern has different data access, URL structure, and personalization trade-offs.| Pattern | How It Works | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated Creator Page | Each creator gets their own URL (e.g., /pages/creators/sarah-jones). All creator data is directly available on the page. | Most common. Best for SEO, sharing, and a fully personalized experience. |
| Campaign Landing Page | One page URL that adapts based on which creator link was clicked. The page personalizes dynamically per visitor. | Affiliate campaigns where you want a single page that personalizes per visitor. |
| Homepage Co-Branding | Existing homepage sections enhance with creator context when a visitor arrives via a creator link. No new pages needed. | Progressive enhancement. Minimal disruption to your existing storefront. |
Pattern A: Dedicated Creator Page
URL structure:/pages/creators/[handle]
Each creator gets their own page with a unique URL. This is the most common pattern because:
- SEO-friendly — Pages are indexable and rank for creator name + brand searches
- Shareable — Each creator gets a clean link to share
- Full control — The entire page is dedicated to the creator experience
creator type. Shopify generates a page for each creator, and the metaobject variable gives you direct access to all creator data.
Pattern B: Campaign Landing Page
URL structure: Single URL (e.g.,/pages/campaign) that adapts per visitor
One page URL that dynamically personalizes based on which creator link was clicked. The CreatorCommerce SDK sets cart attributes when a shopper clicks a creator link, and sections read those attributes to resolve creator data.
Best when:
- You’re running a single campaign with many creators
- You want one URL to manage, not one per creator
- You need quick deployment for seasonal pushes
Pattern C: Homepage Co-Branding
URL structure: Your existing homepage URL Your existing homepage sections detect creator context and enhance accordingly — no new pages, no new templates. When a visitor arrives via a creator link, they see personalized elements (creator name in headlines, discount code in banners, creator photo in the hero). When no creator context exists, the page looks exactly as it always did. Best when:- You want minimal disruption to your current storefront
- You’re testing creator commerce before committing to dedicated pages
- Your homepage already converts well and you want to add creator context, not replace the page
Key Components
Hero Sections
Partner-personalized headers with dynamic content and imagery.
Product Grids
Curated product displays from the partner’s drops.
Testimonials
Partner quotes and endorsements that build trust.
Call-to-Actions
Dynamic CTAs with partner discount codes applied.
Related Guides
- Getting Started with Landing Pages — Step-by-step walkthrough
- How to Create a New Landing Page Template — Building the JSON template
- App Blocks 101 — Zero-code alternative
- Quick Start: Out-of-the-Box Blocks — Fastest way to go live
- AI Use Case: Build Your First Landing Page — Get guided help from AI with pattern selection and implementation