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How to Easily Create a Facebook Group Landing Page (Step-by-Step) 

Written By: author avatar Stacey Corrin
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Stacey has been writing about WordPress and digital marketing for over 10 years and on other topics for much longer. Alongside this, she's fascinated with web design, user experience, and SEO.
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Want to grow your Facebook group with more of the right members? A Facebook group landing page gives you a professional home base where you can showcase your community, highlight its benefits, and encourage people to click “Join.”

Instead of relying on Facebook’s plain layout and a bare link, you’ll have a polished page that attracts and converts. In this guide, I’ll walk you step by step through creating your own landing page so you can build your community faster.

Quick steps to create a Facebook Group landing page in WordPress:

What Is a Facebook Group Landing Page?

A Facebook group landing page is a dedicated web page designed to promote your group and get more people to join. Unlike Facebook’s standard layout, it gives you full control over design, messaging, and conversion elements.

A strong landing page usually includes:

  • Eye-catching visuals
  • Reviews or testimonials for social proof
  • A clear call-to-action button to join your group
  • Embedded Facebook content

You can also use a landing page in your Facebook ad campaigns. For example, run ads to your business page fans or custom audiences, and send clicks to your landing page. Once there, the page layout and messaging help convince visitors to join your group.

How Do You Create a Landing Page for a Facebook Group?

The easiest way to design a landing page for your Facebook group is with a landing page builder. And if you have a WordPress website, there are many popular page builder plugins to choose from.

SeedProd Drag-and-drop WordPress website builder

My favorite is SeedProd, the best website builder plugin for WordPress. It comes with hundreds of pre-made landing page templates and a drag-and-drop builder designed to make the page-building process super easy.

Even if you’re a beginner, building a landing page with SeedProd is a breeze. You won’t need any coding knowledge or design expertise because it uses a block-based system to make dedicated landing pages visually in real-time.

Here are some other things you can do with SeedProd:

Ready to make your Facebook group landing page with SeedProd? Follow the steps below to get started.

Step 1. Install and Activate SeedProd

First, you’ll need to visit the SeedProd website and choose your pricing plan. For this guide, we’ll be using SeedProd Pro; however, there are several plans to choose from, plus they all come with a 14-day trial.

After choosing your plan, log into your SeedProd account and download the plugin files. It’s also a good idea to copy your license key at this stage because you’ll need it shortly.

Find your SeedProd license key

Now, go to your WordPress website and upload your plugin .zip file. If you’ve never done this before, you can follow this helpful guide on installing and activating a WordPress plugin.

Next, navigate to the SeedProd » Settings page and paste the license key you saved earlier.

enter your license key

Once you’ve done that, click the Verify Key button.

Step 2. Choose a Landing Page Template

For the next step, head over to SeedProd » Landing Pages and click on the Add New Landing Page button.

Add new landing page

On the following screen, you’ll see a library of hundreds of templates you can customize to suit the needs of your marketing campaigns. Simply click the filters to narrow down your search.

For example, you can find landing page examples designed to generate leads in the Lead Squeeze tab.

Choose a landing page template

When you’ve found a design you like, hover over the preview and click the check mark icon.

Now you’ll see a popup window asking you to enter a name for your landing page. You can change this later, but it’s best to enter something you’ll easily recognize.

Enter your landing page name and URL

After entering your page name and URL, click Save and Start Editing the Page.

Step 3. Customize Your Page

On the next screen, you’ll see a layout similar to the design below:

Landing page builder interface

It will have a live preview of your landing page template on the right and blocks you can drag and drop onto the page on the left.

Customizing any part of your landing page template is super easy. Simply click anywhere on the design to change that element’s contents.

For example, clicking an image will open its settings and allow you to upload a replacement better suited to your Facebook Group.

Image block settings

You can even type directly into any text element, including headings and text blocks, to change the copywriting on your page.

Inline text editing

Since we want to encourage people to join the group, let’s get rid of the opt-in form. To do that, hover over the form and click the trashcan icon to delete it.

Delete the opt-in form block

We will replace the signup form with a CTA button to join our Facebook group next. So from the left-hand sidebar, find the Button block and drag it onto your design.

Button block

Now, you can change the button text, subtext, alignment, and size and add your Facebook Group link.

Button block settings

You can even add icons to the button with a few clicks by searching through the Font Awesome library.

If you want to add credibility to your landing page, you can use the Facebook Embed blocks to display public Facebook content and give users a preview of the content you create.

We’ll do that by first deleting the row of images from the default template, then choosing a 2-column layout.

Add a 2-column layout

Next, look for the Facebook Embed block and drag it to one of the columns.

Add the Facebook embed block

In the block settings, you can choose between displaying a post, video, or comment. Then you can paste the post URL and change the alignment settings.

Facebook embed block settings

If you need more styling settings, simply click the Advanced tab.

Now let’s add some social proof to your landing page. Reviews and testimonials from existing group members will help potential members decide if it’s a group they want to join.

It’s easy to add social proof with SeedProd’s Testimonials block. Simply drag it onto your page and enter as many reviews as you like in the settings.

Testimonials block settings

If you want, you can enable the carousel setting to show multiple comments in a testimonials slider. Or you can add multiple testimonial blocks to display stacked reviews in a single column.

Once you’re happy with the content on your page, you can customize the styling to suit your branding. To do that, click the Global Settings icon, then expand any of the tabs to choose your design options.

Global settings

For example, in the Background tab, you can change your page’s background color, add a background photo, or even choose a gradient.

Global background settings

Additionally, the Color and Fonts tabs let you choose color schemes and typography settings that apply to your entire page. This saves you from having to customize every block individually.

You can also click the mobile icon in the bottom toolbar to see if everything looks good on mobile devices.

Landing page mobile preview

When you’re happy with your landing page, go ahead and click the Save button.

Step 4. Configure Your Settings

Now, let’s look at some settings that you can configure, so click on the Page Settings tab. On this page, you can change your page name and URL and enter your Facebook App ID.

landing page settings

You can also edit your search engine optimization settings if you have an SEO plugin installed and monitor your page’s performance with an analytics plugin.

landing page SEO settings

The Scripts area lets you enter tracking scripts and other codes, such as your Facebook pixel and ads manager scripts.

If you’re using the Elite version of SeedProd, you’ll see the Custom Domain setting, which lets you give your page a custom domain name separate from your main website.

seedprod custom domain settings

Step 5. Publish Your Facebook Group Landing Page

After customizing your page and tweaking the settings, you’re ready to go live. Publishing your page is as easy as clicking the Save button and hitting Publish.

Publish your landing page

Now you can head to the published version and see your Facebook group landing page in action.

Facebook group landing page example

FAQs About Facebook Group Landing Pages

Why use a facebook group landing page instead of linking to the group?
It removes distractions and focuses on one goal—getting people to join—so it usually converts better than a generic link.
What should a high-converting facebook group landing page include?
A benefit-driven headline, eye-catching visuals, clear CTA to “Join,” and social proof that builds trust.
Can I send Facebook ads to my facebook group landing page?
Yes. Match the ad’s headline, visuals, and offer on the page to keep message continuity and boost conversions.
Can a facebook group landing page work without paid ads?
Yes. Link to it from posts, your bio, email, and other channels to drive organic traffic.

With the help of this tutorial, you now know how to create a Facebook group landing page without hiring a developer.

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Stacey Corrin Writer
Stacey has been writing about WordPress and digital marketing for over 10 years and on other topics for much longer. Alongside this, she's fascinated with web design, user experience, and SEO.

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