

Personalize a landing page by passing values in the URL—then displaying them on the page with a matching placeholder. This is perfect when the visitor hasn’t submitted a form yet.
In many cases, contact merge fields (like contact name or contact email) only populate when BizStackPro can identify the visitor—usually after a form submission or when the visitor is already a known contact.
Workaround: Use URL parameters to pass values directly in the link and display them on the landing page using a matching placeholder (example: {{ lead }}).
Decide what you want to display (name, email, company, etc.). Then add a placeholder on the page where you want the value to appear. Example placeholder:
Example placeholder
{{ lead }}
Whatever value you pass in the URL using lead will display in place of {{ lead }}.
Add your parameter to the end of the page URL using a question mark (?).
Example
Page URL: https://example.com/landing
With parameter: https://example.com/landing?lead=John
Now your page will display John anywhere you placed {{ lead }}.
Instead of typing a name manually, you can send a link that inserts the recipient’s value automatically. Example:
Example link for messages
https://example.com/landing?lead={{contact.name}}
When the person clicks the link, the landing page can display the name passed through the URL parameter.
You can also pass parameters automatically by using a parameterized URL inside a redirect action:
Tip: If the first step collects details (like name/email), you can pass them into the next step’s URL so the next page can greet the user or confirm details.
Add multiple parameters by separating them with an ampersand (&):
Example
https://example.com/landing?lead=John&[email protected]
Then place matching placeholders on the page (example: {{ email }}) wherever you want them to display.
URL parameters help you show dynamic text instantly—perfect for personalized confirmations, handoff pages, and segmented experiences.
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Because BizStackPro can’t identify the visitor as a specific contact unless they were identified earlier (for example, after submitting a form). URL parameters let you pass values in manually through the link.
Add a placeholder like {{ lead }} to the page, then pass the value in the URL like ?lead=John.
Choose a parameter name (example: lead), add {{ lead }} to the page, then append ?lead=value to the URL.
Yes. Separate them with & like: ?lead=John&[email protected].
Yes—use the parameterized URL inside redirect actions for your button, form, survey, or calendar.
With URL parameters, you can carry values from emails, ads, or previous steps—then display them instantly to boost engagement and clarity.
More relevance. Better conversions.
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