Your Advisor Landing Page

Every advisor gets their own public landing page — the page travelers land on when they follow your personal agent link or scan your business card. You control what it says and looks like from Settings → My Landing Page, and anything you leave blank quietly inherits your agency's default. That means you can make your page as personal or as hands-off as you want.

This is separate from the agency-wide landing page at your root domain, which owners and admins manage under Settings → Domain. See Custom Domains for that one, including the Your own domain card that puts your landing page and your client links on an address you own.

Running a one-person agency? Once your page is published, your domain's front page shows My Landing Page itself, so there is only one page to keep up to date. The agency settings under Settings → Domain still fill in anything you leave blank. This switches back to the agency page automatically if you add a teammate or turn on directory mode.

Publishing Your Page

At the top of the editor:

• Publish my landing page — the switch that makes your page reachable. Off by default, so nothing goes live until you're ready.
• URL slug — the last part of your web address (lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens). Your page then lives at journeyfuse.com/your-agency/your-slug, or at your-domain.com/your-slug if your agency has a custom domain connected.
• Featured form — the form that opens when a visitor clicks your main "Plan my trip" button.

Next to the switch, a badge shows whether your page is Live, a Draft, or hidden because your agency's site is set to private.

Under Your page link, use Copy to grab your full URL for a business card, email signature, or social bio, QR code for a printable code, and View page (or Preview, before you publish) to open it.

The row of buttons at the top of the editor jumps straight to any section, so you don't have to scroll the whole page to reach Testimonials.

You need at least one active form before you can publish, since your page needs somewhere to send inquiries.

Appearing in the Agency Directory

If your agency runs a public advisor directory, you don't have to publish anything to be listed. Your directory card appears automatically as soon as your profile has a photo and a name — that's the whole bar. Add a bio, title, and specialties under Settings → My Profile and your card fills in with them.

Publishing your landing page is what makes your card clickable: once your page is live, the card gains a "View profile" link that takes travelers to it. Until then you're visible in the directory, just without a link.

If you'd rather not appear in the directory at all, turn off Show my profile in the agency directory in your profile settings. Your direct landing-page link keeps working either way — the directory listing and your personal link are independent.

What You Can Personalize

Each section below is your own. Fill in what you want to change and leave the rest blank to keep the agency's version.

• Hero image — the large photo at the top of your page.
• Headline and subheadline — the opening message travelers read first.
• Specialty cards — the cards near the top (three to start, up to eight). Give each one a name (for example, "River Cruises", "Ocean Cruises", or "Europe") and its own image. Rename them to match what you sell, not the agency's generic set.
• Section headings — the titles above each section of your page: the Specialties heading and its subheading, the About heading, and the Get-started heading and subheading. Reword them to match your focus (for example, a military and veteran travel angle) instead of the agency's generic wording.
• The "What I offer" section — a plain list of your specialties that appears once you have three or more. It repeats the specialty cards above it, so if you'd rather visitors reach your booking form sooner, turn off Show the "What I offer" section under Section headings. The hero badge above your headline has the same kind of switch.
• Call-to-action buttons — the "Choose how to begin" buttons. Add your own, point each one at a form you built under Forms, or link out to an external form. The first button is your hero button (and the sticky button on phones); the rest appear as inquiry cards.
• Show in top card — turn this on for one of your other buttons to also show it in your top card, above your hero button, next to your photo. Handy for a newsletter signup or a second form. Pick a Button color to make it stand out, or leave it blank to use your accent color. Only one button can be in the top card at a time, and it still appears as a card lower on the page.
• Show the form on the page — when you have a single form button, the page shows that whole form in the "Start here" section. Turn this off to show a compact card instead. Your hero button and the sticky button on phones still open the form.
• Stats strip — up to four short metrics like "15+ / Years experience".
• Testimonials — up to four client quotes. Each one needs both the quote and the client’s name; a quote saved without a name is not shown, and the editor now points at the empty name box instead of letting it slip through.
• Social links — your website plus Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest and Threads. Type your handle or paste the full profile link; a pasted link is tidied down to the handle, and the note under each box shows exactly where it will go. Each one appears as an icon on your landing page, your proposals and your client portal. Leave one blank to use your agency's.
• Contact override — show your agency's phone and email instead of your personal ones, handy if you'd rather inquiries route to the agency line.

The paragraph under your About heading comes from your bio (set it under Settings → My Profile), so your About section reads in your own words, not the agency's.

Click Save changes in the bar pinned to the bottom of the screen when you're done. The bar says You have unsaved changes until you do. Updates appear as soon as the page is refreshed.

Cards marked Saves automatically (Publish, Contact info and the hero image) save the moment you change them, so the button isn't needed for those.

Nothing in this section is saved until you press that button. If you reload the page or click to another settings page first, the editor asks before it lets your unsaved changes go.

Upcoming Group Trips

If you run group departures, they get their own section on your page, headed Upcoming group trips. Each card links travelers straight to that group's public booking page, so they can pick a package and book on their own.

Only your own group trips appear here. In a larger agency, a teammate's departure never shows on your page, and yours never shows on theirs.

A group trip appears once all three of these are true:

• Its booking page is live — you either sent it to a client or used Get link on the booking page. A group still in draft does not appear.
• It has dates. Fill in Group Check-in and Group Check-out on the booking page under Group Setup. If the group is built on a cruise sailing, its sailing dates are used when those fields are blank.
• Its check-out date is still in the future. Past departures drop off on their own.

To take one down without unpublishing it, open the group and turn on Hide from landing page. The same switch lives on the booking page under Group Setup. When a live group is not appearing, the group's Overview tab says which of the three things is missing.

There is no on/off switch for the section itself. It shows when you have at least one qualifying group trip and disappears when you do not.

To create one, go to Group Trips, click New group, and choose Travelers book online from a link.

How Inheritance Works

Every field follows the same rule: your value wins, and a blank falls back to your agency's default. A brand-new advisor page looks exactly like the agency's until you start filling things in, so you never end up with an empty or broken-looking page. Change only the pieces you want to make your own.

For example, you can rename just the specialty cards and swap their photos while leaving the headline, stats, and testimonials to inherit whatever your agency set.

What Stays Agency-Level

A couple of structural pieces are set once for the whole agency (under Settings → Domain), not per advisor:

• The number of specialty cards (three) and their layout.
• The overall page structure and order of sections.

Everything you can actually write or picture — card names and images, section headings, buttons, stats, testimonials — is yours to override. The shared parts are just the skeleton, so every advisor page in the agency stays consistent in shape.

Sample Profile Mode

Turn on Show as a sample agent profile to hide agency-only sections (like the returning-client portal area) so the page reads like a straightforward advisor profile. This is useful for sharing a representative "here's what your page will look like" link.