Systeme.io: Create submenus

How do I create submenus on System.io?

Creating submenus on system.io isn't particularly complicated in itself. However, you do need to know a little bit about code. That's why I've simplified everything for you below in a few steps.

In this article, you will learn how to create submenus on System.io.

Introduction to Systeme.io if you don't know what it is

I'll give you a quick overview of the systeme.io tool below, but to find out everything there is to know, I suggest you take a look around my website. In all the other articles, I'll show you the potential of systeme io that you're probably unaware of.^^

Presentation of the platform for creating websites/sales funnels and online marketing

Systeme.io is a website creation and online marketing platform. It offers a variety of tools and features to help you easily create and manage your website, online store, landing pages, sales funnels, and much more.

One of the most useful features is the autoresponder, which allows you to create email campaigns that you can send automatically to your prospects or customers. It's the best way to automate everything and enjoy your life while system.io works for you haha.^^

One of the key aspects of creating a website is organizing its structure. A well-organized website makes it easier for visitors to navigate and encourages them to stay on your site longer.

This is where the submenus we are about to discuss come into play.

Please note, I said your website, not your sales funnel! Don't put a submenu on your sales funnels, it wouldn't make any sense...

Explanation of the importance of organizing your website with submenus

Submenus are key elements of your website's structure. They make it easier for visitors to navigate your site. For example, if you have a travel blog, you can create relevant submenus that tell your visitors about different destinations and grab their attention more quickly.

Submenus also allow you to "prioritize" the pages on your site. By organizing them in order of priority, you can help visitors easily find the information they are looking for and ultimately make sales—let's not lose sight of the goal, haha^^.

In the next section, I'll show you how to create submenus in Systeme.io if you don't know how to do it. And it would be normal if you didn't know how to do it. Because in this case, you need a little bit of code (yes, I know, it's annoying), but that's just how it is, that's life. ^^

Creating submenus in Systeme.io

As I mentioned earlier, you need to add a piece of code to have submenus in System.io because this feature is not included by default in the tool. Yes, it's a shame, but I've already passed this information on to support, and I'm hopeful that it will change one day.

Steps to create submenus on your website built with system.io

Now that you understand the importance of submenus and that you need to add code, let's see how to create them in Systeme.io.

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Go to the blog where you want your submenu, then drag an "HTML element module" onto it, click on it, and click "Edit code."
2. Copy the code from my article and make the changes in mobile or computer view as explained.
3. Create your menu for the mobile version

You've just created a submenu in Systeme.io, yeah!^^

But that's not all. You now need to add pages to your submenu, otherwise it won't work...

How do I add pages to submenus?

With what you've done above, you have a menu with submenus that appear, but you need to set up the pages you want. Otherwise, when people click on the links, nothing will happen or it will take you back to your home page, I'm not sure which.^^'

In short, it's not good...

To assign the pages you want to the text of your submenu, you simply need to modify the bottom of the code, which is the part:

"We create the home menu, menus, submenus, and contact menu."

You put the link to your page here or it's red:

<li><a href= »#lienpage »>Accueil</a></li>

And you do the same for your other submenus, replacing this #pagelink with the link to your page ^^

Customize submenus to match the look and feel of your website

Please note that you can also customize the style of your submenus to match the look and feel of your website.

To do this, you need to play around with the parameters in the code. I'll leave that up to you; I'm sure you'll have fun.

You can change the color of backgrounds, text, etc.

Now that you know how to create and customize your submenus in Systeme.io, let's see how to manage them in the next section. That's right, because it's not enough to just create menus—you also have to maintain them.

Managing submenus in Systeme.io

Organizing your submenus well is vital for your website and your visitors. It's not enough to just throw in some submenus and say, "There you go, I've got submenus, that's perfect for all the visitors who will come to my site." You have to organize them.

Organize submenus to make navigation easier for your visitors

You need to organize your submenus to make navigation easier for your visitors. You should always think about your visitors, what they will do, what they will think, etc.

In short, put yourself in their shoes and imagine what they will do and how they will feel.

You can add, delete, or modify submenus and pages based on how you feel when you put yourself in their shoes.

To improve the user experience, I recommend using clear and concise titles for your submenus and pages. You can also add numbers to your submenus to make it easier for your visitors to navigate.

However, avoid creating too many submenus so as not to make navigation too complex. Everything needs to be easy to read. If you create something with lots of submenus all over the place, your visitors will leave.

Don't go overboard, in life as on the internet, it's all about balance!

How do I add or remove submenus?

To add submenus to your website, simply tweak the code I gave you. Specifically, copy and paste this piece of code:

<li><a href= »#lienpage »>Sous Menu 1</a></li>

And you can put it wherever you want (changing "#pagelink" of course), below your menu 1 or menu 2, etc.

To delete a submenu in system.io, you do the opposite: find the piece of code that looks like the one above and that creates the submenu. Then, delete it and save everything. That way, you will delete the submenu you want.

My tips for optimizing the use of submenus in Systeme.io

I'm going to give you some tips on how to optimize the use of submenus on your website created with systeme.io. As you know, everything can be improved continuously, and I would even go so far as to say that everything must be improved continuously.

Use clear and concise titles for submenus.

Whether you are a blogger, entrepreneur, or website owner, it is essential to understand why this step is crucial to the success of your online project.

Submenus are key elements of your website's navigation. They help visitors quickly and easily find the content they are looking for. Clear and concise submenu titles greatly facilitate navigation and improve the user experience.

In addition, specific titles can also help improve your website's search engine optimization (SEO).

So, how can you create clear and concise titles for your submenus?

Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

• Be precise and concise: Submenu titles should be specific enough that visitors know exactly what they will find when they click on them, but they should also be concise enough to avoid being too long. Titles should be understandable at a glance and not require too many details.

• Use keywords: Keywords are the search terms that visitors use to find information. By using relevant keywords for your submenus, you increase the chances that your website will be found by search engines and that your visitors will quickly find the information they are looking for.

• Maintain a hierarchical structure: A hierarchical structure is important for helping your visitors navigate your site. Submenu titles should be organized in a logical and consistent manner so that visitors can understand how to navigate your website.

• Avoid technical jargon: Visitors should not be confused by technical terms or acronyms they do not understand. Submenu titles should be written in clear, easy-to-understand language.

By using these tips, you can create clear and concise submenu titles for your website. Doing so will improve the user experience and increase your chances of ranking well on search engines.

Prioritize your submenus to make navigation easier for visitors.

You need to organize the pages of your website in a logical and structured way, based on their importance and relevance.

To begin with, you can define a main page for each submenu. This main page should be the one that contains the most relevant content for visitors. The other pages can then be grouped under this main page, according to their theme.

Next, you can play around with the depth levels of your submenus. The most important and most frequently visited pages should be placed at the top of the hierarchy, in the first submenu level.

Less important pages can be placed in lower submenu levels, depending on their relevance.

Don't forget to regularly test your submenus and page hierarchy. If you find that certain elements are not being viewed enough, or conversely that certain elements are being overemphasized, don't hesitate to adjust your hierarchy to optimize the user experience.

Avoid creating too many submenus so as not to make navigation too complex for your visitors.

Submenus allow you to better organize the different pages of your site, making life easier for your visitors. However, there is one thing to be careful about: don't create too many!

In fact, if you add too many submenus, you risk making your website too complex to navigate. Your visitors will have trouble finding their way around and may leave your site before finding what they are looking for.

That's why it's important to strike the right balance between organization and simplicity.

So how do you know how many submenus to create?

It all depends on the size of your website and the number of pages you have. In general, it is advisable not to exceed three levels of submenus. This means that you can have a main menu, submenus, and possibly sub-submenus.

Beyond that, it may become too complicated for your visitors...

Conclusion on the use of submenus on system.io

I hope you didn't skip all the content to get here, eh? Come on, it's okay, here's a little summary if you can't be bothered to read everything (but that's not good).

Let me summarize the advantages of using submenus for your website.

By using submenus, you can make navigation easier for your users and enable them to find the information they are looking for more easily.

Don't forget that the organization of your site is key to providing a pleasant user experience for your visitors. And to please search engines, incidentally.

Submenus allow you to show your visitors more pages in less time.

Use this feature in Systeme.io sparingly to enhance the user experience.

You now have everything you need to create submenus in Systeme.io and improve your website's navigation.

Try to use this feature sparingly so as not to overload your site and make navigation too complex for your visitors.

Thanks to the tips I've given you in this article, you'll be able to easily organize your pages and provide an optimal user experience for your visitors.

You can thank me in the comments lol.

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