Favicons are the small icons which you see in the corner of your browser’s address bar. It’s a tiny detail, but it’s a tiny detail that your visitors will notice. Luckily, it’s fairly easy to add a Favicon to your ClickFunnels page.
Favicons enhance the usability of your web page. You might have a visitor using a tabbed browser click to another tab to check their email, only to forget about your funnel because they have clicked away.
How To Add A Favicon
Step 1:
Log in to your ClickFunnels backend and go to “account settings”, and click on “Digital Assets”. This is where you go to upload new images or files to your ClickFunnels site. This is where you can upload images, PDFs, and videos to your site. Once you’ve uploaded these digital assets, you are able to incorporate these items into your sales funnel.
Step 2:
Click on the “Add New Asset” button. This is where you are able to upload your Favicon to your ClickFunnels page.
Step 3:
Name your Favicon “Favicon”. Click “Choose File” to select your file from its location on your hard drive, and click “Create Digital Asset” to upload the file to ClickFunnels. This action will also create a new item on your list of digital assets called “Favicon.”
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Step 4:
Once uploaded find “path to current file” and copy the link.
Step 5:
Now go back to the page you want to add the Favicon to and click “settings”
Step 6:
Paste the URL for your Favicon into the Favicon box on the Edit Funnel page. Once you’re done, click “Save” and your Favicon will be added to your sales funnel.
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Quick Word Of Advice
It can take a bit of time for your browser to update, meaning your Favicon might not show up immediately after you add it. Google will also take a bit of time to see your Favicon after it indexes your page.
A Favicon is the final added touch that your page needs in order for it to be successful. Your visitors will take your company more seriously, and they will also be less likely to forget about your site since they are able to go right back to it in case they might toggle away from it once they visit your site.