What are Collections in LandingRabbit?

In LandingRabbit, Collections allow you to group related content such as blog posts, case studies, resources, or anything you want to appear under a structured URL like yourdomain.com/blog/your-post and in a list view like yourdomain.com/blog/.

Inside every Collection, you can create categories.

Before creating categories, see if tags are a better option.

Creating a Collection is simple. When you publish a page, you’ll see an 'Add to collection' link in the modal that opens.

  1. Click 'Add to collection' to create your first collection Screenshot of a webpage's Publish Page form for a SaaS company, featuring fields for title, description, and SEO settings.

  2. Choose if you'd like to use the default Collection list view page (recommended) or another landing page as the Collection page.

  3. Give the Collection a name

  4. Optionally add a description and a social share image and choose the visibility for search engines

  5. Set the Collection slug, such as blog or case-studies

Once the Collection is created, you can add any future pages to it. You’ll also find your Collections in the Pages list view alongside all your pages.Screenshot of the LandingRabbit platform showing the 'Pages' and 'Collections' filtering

On your LandingRabbit site, Collections will automatically get a list view you can add to your navigation and footer. Screenshot of the LandingRabbit blog showcasing three posts about creating landing pages and Google Ads.

Edit the Collection list view page title and description

By default, the Collection list view shows the page meta title and description that you've set in the Publish page popover.

But sometimes you might want to use a different meta title for SEO and something else for the collection list views.

However, in the Publish page popover, you can edit the title and description that show in the Collection page list view and in the Feeds section.

Publish Page modal with links to add fields to edit the collection list view title and description

For example, one of the LandingRabbit website blog post meta titles is optimised for SEO and includes | 2026 Tips. In the Publish page popover, we've added a secondary title without the SEO optimised part, and the blog post list view shows a different version.

Publish Page popover with the additional Collection page list view title field
LandingRabbit blog page showing an example blog post with an edited Collection page list view title