Editing Understanding page slugs (section)

=== FAQ ===

'''Q1: What is a page slug in ActiveCampaign?'''  
A1: A page slug is the address of a specific page in your ActiveCampaign account, composed of the keywords appearing after the domain in the URL.

'''Q2: Can multiple pages have the same slug?'''  
A2: No, in ActiveCampaign, two pages cannot share the same page slug on the same domain.

'''Q3: How do I find the slug for my page?'''  
A3: You can find the slug by looking at the URL of the page; the portion after your domain is the slug.

'''Q4: What should I do if a slug I want to use is already taken?'''  
A4: You need to choose a different slug that is unique within your ActiveCampaign account.

'''Q5: Are there any character limits for page slugs?'''  
A5: The documentation does not specify character limits, but it’s advisable to keep slugs concise and descriptive.

'''Q6: How does the page slug impact SEO?'''  
A6: A well-structured page slug can enhance SEO by making URLs more readable and relevant to search queries.

'''Q7: Do I need to configure anything to set a page slug?'''  
A7: No additional configurations are needed; slugs are determined by how you name your pages.

By understanding how page slugs function within ActiveCampaign, you can ensure efficient organization and streamlined navigation across your API resources.
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