What happens to a landing page if its associated form is edited?

When a landing page's associated form is edited, it generally enters Draft mode until re-approved. This means that the landing page remains accessible, but the changes made to the form will not take effect until the edits are finalized and the landing page is approved again. This feature helps ensure that any adjustments to the form do not disrupt the user experience or the functioning of the landing page, allowing marketers to make necessary updates while maintaining control over the page's state. This process of requiring re-approval helps to avoid potential issues that could occur if a page is live with an unapproved form that might not work as intended.

In contrast, if a landing page became unusable after editing the form, it could negatively impact ongoing campaigns or lead generation efforts. Remaining live as is would not account for the need to synchronize the form changes with the landing page functionality. If it were deleted, all data associated with it would be lost, which is not a typical behavior when simply editing a form. The Draft mode thus serves as an important safety net for marketers.