Set Up Your Website’s Main Navigation

Your website’s main navigation appears at the top of your website and helps visitors quickly find the most important pages on your site.

A clear and simple navigation makes it easier for visitors to understand what you offer and quickly find the information they need.

In this guide, you'll learn how to edit your website navigation and organize the pages that appear in your main menu.

Video Walkthrough

Watch the video below for a quick overview of what to include in your main navigation.

To edit your website navigation:

Log in to your dashboard.
Click Website in the left-hand menu.
Click Manage Pages at the top of the page.

This is where you can manage the sections that appear in your website’s main navigation.

Adding a Section

Sections represent the main categories that appear in your navigation.

Click Add Section.
Enter the section title.
Click Save Section.

Reordering Sections

You can rearrange the order of your navigation items.

Simply drag and drop sections into the position you want. The order you set here determines how they appear on your website.

Editing or Removing Sections

To modify a section:

Hover over the section.
Click the pencil icon to rename it.
Click the trash can icon to remove it.

What to Include in Your Navigation

You’ll want to include the insurance products and services that are most relevant to your business and your audience. Here are some common examples:

Medicare Plans
Life Insurance
Dental or Vision
Health Insurance
Final Expense
Retirement Planning
About Us
Events
Additional Coverages

These pages help visitors quickly understand who you are, what you offer, and how to get in touch.

Keep It to One Line

To maintain a clean and professional look, your main menu should fit on one line—especially on desktop. When it wraps to a second line, it can look cluttered and harder to follow.

As a general rule:

Include no more than 6 or 7 sections, not including “Home”
The exact number depends on the length of each section title

Combining Topics

To help stay within that limit, consider grouping related products under a single section. This keeps your navigation focused while still allowing visitors to explore all that you offer.

Examples:

Final Expense can go under Life Insurance
Dental, Cancer, Disability, or Hospital Indemnity can be grouped into a section like Additional Coverages or Supplemental Plans
If you offer several smaller or niche products, a section like Other Plans or More Options might work well

A Quick Tip

Your navigation is one of the first things visitors see when they arrive on your website. A clear and organized menu helps guide visitors to the most important information on your site.