When to use it
When your audience responds to relatable experience more than to facts — busy parents, hobbyists, people who have “tried everything”. Works best when you (the page owner) genuinely use the product and can tell your own story.
Layout notes
No product card: the product is revealed mid-story beside a photo, the routine is shown as a numbered list, and the offer is a soft highlighted box (“if this sounds like you…”) before an author bio. Compare with “News feature”, which uses a publisher masthead and a formal product spotlight.
Section outline
- 01Ad labelA small “Advertisement” or “Sponsored” label so readers know the page is advertising.
- 02Article headerHeadline, deck, byline and lead image for article-style pages.
- 03TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
- 04TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
- 05CalloutPull quote, highlighted note, tip or warning that breaks up long text.
- 06HeadingA section heading with optional kicker and supporting line.
- 07Image + textImage beside a heading, text and optional button. Alternate sides for feature rows.
- 08HeadingA section heading with optional kicker and supporting line.
- 09TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
- 10ImageA photo with optional caption and credit. Can link to your offer.
- 11Pros & consBalanced pros and cons, or “good fit / not for you” lists.
- 12CalloutPull quote, highlighted note, tip or warning that breaks up long text.
- 13Author boxShort bio of the person or team behind the page.
- 14DisclosureAffiliate or advertising disclosure. Place it near the top, the bottom, or both.
- 15FooterCompany name, legal links, disclaimer and copyright.
- 16Sticky mobile buttonA bar pinned to the bottom of phone screens after visitors start scrolling.
Add, remove, reorder or lock any section in the editor.