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Manage a Marketing Site in Marketing Cloud Next

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Manage a Marketing Site in Marketing Cloud Next

A marketing site hosts landing pages created in code view. Each org has a default site that's published automatically when the landing page goes live.

Required Editions

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User Permissions Needed
To edit marketing site settings and publish a site: Marketing Cloud Admin permission set
Note
Note All Sites under Digital Experiences lists both Marketing Sites and Marketing Landing Pages. However, you can view and manage only a marketing site from the Marketing Sites tab.

Edit a marketing site's settings to control public access, languages, integrations, security, and the markup that applies to every page on the site. Changes take effect when you save and publish the site.

  1. From the Marketing app, select the Marketing Sites tab.
  2. Select the marketing site that you want to edit, and then click Edit Settings.
  3. Select a tab and make your changes.
    1. On the General tab, turn on public access so that anyone can view and interact with the site without logging in, and review the published URL where the site is served.
    2. On the Languages tab, set the default locale and add the languages that the site supports. To publish a landing page in a language other than the default, add that language here and republish the site.
    3. On the Integrations tab, add and turn on integrations such as Data 360, a Data 360 Web Tracking Consent Banner, Google Analytics 4, and Meta Pixel.
    4. On the Security tab, set the Content Security Policy (CSP) security level, manage trusted sites for scripts, and configure clickjack protection, the cookie policy, and Lightning Web Security. To allow a script host, add a trusted domain and enter its URL.
    5. On the Advanced tab, edit the head markup that applies to every page on the site. Use the version history to review earlier versions of your settings and roll back if necessary.
  4. Save your changes.
  5. Publish the marketing site to make your changes live.

You receive an email when the site is live.

 
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