Your home page: what visitors see
The difference between what a stranger sees at your address and what a member sees, and how to change it.
- funnels
- visibility
- setup
Your community address serves two completely different things depending on who is looking.
A signed-in member always gets their member home page. Always. Nothing you do to your funnels changes this.
A stranger gets whichever funnel page you have marked as home. If you have not marked one, they get your join page instead.
Setting or changing it
Your first funnel page is set as home automatically. To change it, open the funnel you want and mark it as your home page. The old one stays published at its own /p/ address.
Remove home from every page and your address goes back to showing the join page. Drry tells you this when you do it.
A home funnel is also reachable at its own /p/ address at the same time. Both work.
Common questions
Does my home funnel show up in Google?
Yes. Funnel pages are meant to be found, so they are indexable, unlike the rest of your member area which is deliberately kept out of search results.
Why do my home page views look higher than my other funnels?
Because your home page is counted when a crawler or a link preview loads it, and the other pages are not. It is a real difference in how they are measured, not a difference in traffic.
Can I have a different home page for different audiences?
No. One home page. Send different audiences to different /p/ addresses instead, which also lets you tell them apart in your numbers.