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Available Templates
Jtek includes a library of professionally designed funnel templates covering the most common lead generation and sales use cases. Start with one instead of a blank canvas to save hours of layout work.
- Lead Capture (opt-in + thank you) — The most common funnel type. An opt-in page that collects name, email, and phone in exchange for a free resource, report, or consultation offer. Includes a branded thank-you page.
- Webinar Registration — A registration page for a live or recorded webinar, with countdown timer, speaker bio, and what-you'll-learn bullets. Includes confirmation and reminder email setup.
- Appointment Booking — Combines a brief landing page with an embedded Jtek calendar so leads can read your offer and book their call on the same page.
- Free Resource Download — A dedicated page for a PDF guide, checklist, or report. Lead submits their email and the resource is delivered automatically via email.
- Product Launch — A multi-step funnel for launching a paid product or service: sales page → order form → thank you / upsell. Supports product checkout if you have payments configured.
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Lead Capture
Booking
Webinar
Tip: Start with the Lead Capture template for your first funnel. It's the most battle-tested layout, works for virtually any offer, and takes under an hour to customize and publish.
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Loading a Template
Templates are loaded when you create a new funnel. Instead of starting blank, you choose a template and Jtek pre-populates all the pages, sections, and layout for you.
- Go to Sites → Funnels → + New Funnel — Start a new funnel as you normally would.
- Click "Start from Template" instead of "Blank" — On the funnel creation screen, you'll see options to start blank or start from a template. Choose the template option.
- Browse by category — Filter the template gallery by category: Lead Capture, Booking, Webinar, etc. Click any template to see a larger preview.
- Preview the template — The preview shows you how both Step 1 and Step 2 (and any additional steps) look in desktop view. Scroll through the full page before committing.
- Click "Use This Template" — The template is loaded into your new funnel. All pages, sections, and placeholder content are ready for you to customize. The funnel is not yet published — you'll need to edit and then publish.
Tip: If you're not sure which template to use, preview 2–3 options before committing. The layout of a template is harder to change than the copy and colors — pick one whose structure fits your offer.
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Replacing Template Content
Once the template is loaded, you'll replace all the placeholder text with your real copy. This is the most important step — the right words on your offer page matter more than the design.
- Click any text element to edit it inline — In the page builder, click directly on any headline, subheadline, bullet point, or body text. The element becomes editable in place.
- Replace the headline first — The main headline is the most read element on the page. Write a specific, benefit-driven headline: "Get Your Free Home Value Report in 48 Hours" beats "Welcome to Our Website."
- Replace subheadlines and body text — Work your way down the page. Replace every placeholder sentence with your actual copy. Read the template as a structure guide — don't necessarily keep the same number of words.
- Update the CTA button text — Click the button element and change the label from the template default to your specific call to action: "Get My Free Report," "Book My Consultation," "Yes, Sign Me Up," etc.
- Replace the thank-you page copy — Don't forget Step 2. Update the thank-you page headline ("You're all set!"), the body text explaining what happens next, and any additional offer or resource you're delivering.
Tip: Write your funnel copy before opening the builder. A Google Doc or note is faster for drafting than the builder interface. Copy and paste in once you've written everything.
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Replacing Template Images
Templates come with placeholder or stock images. Swap them out for on-brand visuals — even a simple headshot or a photo of your market area makes the page feel real and trustworthy.
- Click any image element to select it — A menu or panel will appear with image options.
- Click "Change Image" — This opens the image upload panel. You can upload from your computer or browse Jtek's built-in stock photo library.
- Upload your brand images — Your headshot, office photo, local landmark, or branded graphics work well. Use high-resolution images (at least 1200px wide for full-width sections).
- Match your brand colors in the style panel — While editing any element, the right panel shows color options. Replace the template's accent colors with your own brand hex codes. Apply consistently across all buttons, highlights, and section backgrounds.
- Check image quality at full width — After uploading, preview the page at desktop width to confirm the image isn't blurry or stretched. Adjust the image positioning if the subject is being cropped.
Tip: A real photo of yourself converts better than any stock photo. People buy from people they recognize — even a simple, professional headshot on your funnel builds trust fast.
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Saving Your Own Templates
Once you've built a funnel you're happy with, save it as a custom template so you can launch future campaigns in minutes instead of starting from scratch every time.
- Open your completed funnel — Go to Sites → Funnels and click the funnel you want to save as a template.
- Go to Funnel Settings — Click the Settings icon or the Settings tab at the top of the funnel view.
- Click "Save as Template" — In the settings, find the "Save as Template" option. Click it.
- Name your template — Give it a clear, descriptive name: "Buyer Lead Opt-In — Branded" or "Free Report Funnel — 2026 Version." Include any context that'll help you recognize it later.
- Access your custom templates — Next time you create a new funnel and choose "Start from Template," your saved templates will appear in a "My Templates" section at the top of the gallery. Select one to load your branded layout instantly.
Tip: Save a "base template" with your brand colors, fonts, and headshot already in place. Every new campaign starts from that base — you only need to change the headline and offer, not rebuild the design from zero.