> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.landerlab.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Use Dynamic Tokens for Personalized Landing Pages

> Use dynamic tokens to personalize landing pages with visitor data like location, device, and date to improve engagement and conversions.

Dynamic tokens allow you to **personalize your landing pages based on visitor data**. By displaying information such as the visitor’s city, country, browser, or device, your landing page can feel more relevant and engaging.

For example, showing the visitor’s location can make the content appear **more tailored to them**, which often improves engagement and conversion rates.

Thanks to LanderLab’s **built-in tracking capabilities**, you can display this information without relying on third-party tools or services.

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## Visitor Data Tokens

| Dynamic Token         | Description                                          | Example Output |
| :-------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------- | :------------- |
| `[[country]]`         | Displays the country where the visitor is located.   | Germany        |
| `[[city]]`            | Displays the city where the visitor is located.      | Rome           |
| `[[region]]`          | Displays the region or state of the visitor.         | Texas          |
| `[[browser]]`         | Displays the visitor’s browser.                      | Chrome         |
| `[[operatingSystem]]` | Displays the visitor’s operating system.             | MacOS          |
| `[[device]]`          | Displays the type of device being used.              | Desktop        |
| `[[countryCode]]`     | Displays the two-letter country code of the visitor. | DE             |
| `[[regionCode]]`      | Displays the region or state code of the visitor.    | TX             |
| `[[postalCode]]`      | Displays the postal or ZIP code of the visitor.      | 10115          |

## Available Date Tokens

| Token             | Description                                                               | Example Output |
| :---------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------ | :------------- |
| `[[currentDate]]` | Displays the full current date in `dd/mm/yyyy` format. Supports shifting. | 12/03/2026     |
| `[[date]]`        | Displays the numeric day of the month. Supports shifting.                 | 24             |
| `[[day]]`         | Displays the current day of the week. Supports shifting.                  | Monday         |
| `[[dayName]]`     | Displays the full day name. Supports shifting.                            | Tuesday        |
| `[[month]]`       | Displays the numeric month.                                               | 04             |
| `[[monthName]]`   | Displays the full month name.                                             | January        |
| `[[year]]`        | Displays the current year.                                                | 2024           |

## How to Add Dynamic Tokens to a Landing Page

Adding dynamic tokens to your landing page is very simple.

### 1. Open the landing page editor

Go to **Landing Pages** and open the page you want to edit.

### 2. Insert the token

Add the dynamic token directly into any **text element** where you want the information to appear.

Example:

```text theme={null}
Welcome visitors from [[city]]!
```

### 3. Save and publish

Save your changes and **publish or republish** the landing page.

When visitors open the page, the token will automatically be replaced with **their actual information**.

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💡 **Example Use Cases**

Dynamic tokens can be used to create more personalized messages, such as:

* “Special offer for visitors in **\[\[country]]**!”
* “Top services available in **\[\[city]]** today”
* “Optimized for **\[\[device]]** users”

This type of personalization helps make your landing pages **feel more relevant and targeted to each visitor**.

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## Using Dynamic Tokens for Localization

Dynamic tokens can also be used for **automatic localization** of your landing pages. This means the content can adapt based on the visitor’s location, device, or environment.

For example, you can display different text depending on where the visitor is located.

### Example: Location Personalization

```text theme={null}
Special offer for visitors from [[country]]!
```

If a user visits from Germany, the page will display:

```text theme={null}
Special offer for visitors from Germany!
```

### Example: City Personalization

```text theme={null}
Top services available today in [[city]]
```

If a user visits from London, the page will display:

```text theme={null}
Top services available today in London
```

### Example: Region Personalization

```text theme={null}
Best deals available in [[region]]
```

This makes the landing page feel **more relevant and personalized**, which can increase engagement and conversions.

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## Where to Use Localization Tokens

Dynamic tokens can be added anywhere inside your landing page content, including:

* Headlines
* Text blocks
* Buttons
* Offers or promotions
* Advertorial content
* CTA messages

Simply insert the token inside the **text element in the visual editor**, then save and publish the page.