# Landing Page Templates Landing pages direct the user to a specific page and can be used for various purposes, such as redirecting the user to an informative page or requesting credentials. The **Smishing Simulator > Scenarios > Landing Page Templates** page contains standard default landing pages you can select and use for your smishing scenario or customize according to your preferences. You also have the option to create an entirely new landing page. The components of the **Landing Page Templates** page are explained below.


Template name	The name of the smishing template
Category	The phishing technique employed Data Submit: Used to detect recipients who submit data on the landing page MFA: Used to detect target users who entered MFA credentials Click-Only: Used to detect recipients who click unknown links in the smishing email
Tags	Tags can be added to the landing page to enable viewing using related tag lists.
Difficulty	The level of difficulty to recognize a phishing attempt (Easy, Medium, Hard). Please click here to see how the difficulty level is determined.
Created By	System: Standard landing page templates provided with the module. Custom: Landing pages created or customized by users.
Stop bots to prevent false clicks	The bots prevention feature is enabled or disabled for the landing page.
Date Created	The date and time the landing page was created.

## Landing Page Templates Actions This section explains how to create, edit, preview, clone, or delete a landing page. ### How to Create a New Landing Page Template Follow the steps below to add a new landing page that you can use in a new or existing phishing scenario: 1. Click the **+New** button in the upper right corner of the **Smishing Simulator > Scenarios > Landing Page Templates** page. 2. Complete the required fields on the first page, then click **Next**. 3. On the **Page Settings** page, provide the **Phishing Link:** the URL to be used in the smishing SMS messages. 4. Under the **Phishing** **Link** field, you can enable the **"Stop bots to prevent false clicks"** feature to detect and stop bot activity automatically to prevent false clicks, ensuring genuine traffic to your smishing campaign. 5. Click **Edit** to make any customization on the landing page or **Save** to complete the process. ## How to Add a Second Page Using the Template Picker You can add a second page to any landing page template without building it from scratch. A **template picker for Page 2** lets you reuse an existing landing page as the second page with a single click. **To add a second page to a landing page template:** 1. Create a new landing page or open an existing one for editing (see [How to Create a New Landing Page Template](#how-to-create-a-new-landing-page-template) or [How to Edit a Landing Page Template](#how-to-edit-a-landing-page-template)). 2. On the **Page Settings** step (or when editing the template), use the **template picker for Page 2** to choose a second page. 3. Select any existing **Click-Only** or **Data Submission** landing page from your library — it will be added as Page 2 automatically. 4. Click **Save** to apply. You no longer need to build the second page manually or copy HTML. The same feature is available in [Phishing Simulator](https://doc.keepnetlabs.com/next-generation-product/phishing-simulator/manage-phishing-scenarios/landing-pages#how-to-add-a-second-page-using-the-template-picker) and [Quishing Simulator](https://doc.keepnetlabs.com/next-generation-product/quishing-simulator/manage-quishing-scenarios/quishing-landing-page-templates#how-to-add-a-second-page-using-the-template-picker). ### How to Edit a Landing Page Template Click on the **three dots '⋮'** button in the **Actions** option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the **Edit** button. ### How to Preview a Landing Page Click on the **eye icon (preview)** button under the **Actions** column on the far right of the relevant page. ### How to Clone a Landing Page Click on the **three dots '⋮'** button in the **Actions** option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the **Duplicate** button. ### How to Delete a Landing Page Click on the **three dots '⋮'** button in the **Actions** option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the **Delete** button. ## **Utilizing Merge Tags in Landing Page Templates** Here's a list of merge tags to help you make your landing pages more personal. Adding these tags can make your phishing campaign more tailored to the recipient.

Merge Tag	Description
Full Name	Inserts the target user's first and last name.
First Name	Inserts the target user's first name.
Last Name	Inserts the target user's last name.
Company Name	Displays your organization's name, sourced from the company profile.
Date Sent	Inserts the date when the campaign is launched.
Current Date	Inserts the current date when the campaign is launched.
Current Date Plus 10 Days	Inserts a date that is 10 days after the campaign's launch date.
Current Date Minus 10 Days	Inserts a date that is 10 days before the campaign's launch date.
Random Number One Digit	Generates and inserts a random one-digit number.
Random Number Two Digit	Generates and inserts a random two-digit number.
Random Number Three Digit	Generates and inserts a random three-digit number.
User Language	Inserts the target user's Preferred Language information on the landing page
User Department	Inserts the target user's Department information on the landing page.

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