Websites · 1 min read
Use Nested URL Paths
Nested URL paths let you use slashes to build URLs that match your site's structure. They make your links easier to read and can help with SEO.
Examples:
/resources/courses/sales-funnel/webinars/2025/summer-session/campaigns/holiday/black-friday-offer/funnels/product-launch/step-1
Set a nested path
- Open any funnel, website, store, or webinar page or step.
- Click Edit on its settings.
- Enter the path, using
/between each level. - Save and publish.
Reserved paths
These paths are used by the system, so you can't use them:
| Path | Used for | | --- | --- | |
/b/ | Blogs | | /c/ | Categories | | /product/ | Product pages | | /collections/ | Collection pages | | /post/ | Blog posts | | /category/ | Category pages | | /author/ | Author pages | | /tag/ | Tag pages | | /store/account | Store accounts |Best practices
- Keep paths short, lowercase, and descriptive.
- Use hyphens between words, not spaces or underscores.
- Plan your structure before you publish. If you change a path later, add a 301 redirect from the old one. See Set Up 301 URL Redirects.
- Test every nested link after publishing.