Seven Components of a Great Landing Page

From Crankshaft Coalition Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
(Created page with "I located most of these on marketingprofs.com. It is a fantastic website if you want to get support marketing trends and the Help. I've added some suggestions of my own. But t...")
 
 
Line 1: Line 1:
I located most of these on marketingprofs.com. It is a fantastic website if you want to get support marketing trends and the Help. I've added some suggestions of my own. But these will enable you to get started in the right direction in case you would like to improve the efficiency of your web-site or landing page.
+
I located most of those on marketingprofs.com. It's a site that is fantastic if you'd like to get support advertising trends and the Help. I've added some tips of my own. However, these will enable you to get started in the correct course should you'd like to improve the operation of your web site or landing page.
  
1.) It needs be profit focused, to get attention and bring you customer in.
+
1.) It must get focus, be benefit focused and bring customer to you in.
  
2.) An Image or Video: To efficiently showcase a product, you should show the best way to work with it. Either demonstrate service or the product in a video. Or take a picture of someone using it.
+
2.) A Picture or Video: To effectively showcase an item, you need to show just how to make use of it. Either exhibit service or the product in a video.
  
3.) A core advantage statement? They have to understand up front what is inside for them.
+
3.) A core benefit statement? Make them look ten years younger. They should know up front what is in it for them.
  
4.) Request for contact information: Make it simple. Help it become easy. But find a way to accomplish them and follow up should they are interested in what you have to give.
+
4.) Request for contact information: Make it easy. Help it become easy. But find a way to reach them if they are considering everything you will need to give, and follow up.
  
5.) A powerful call to action: Give the end user good, solid reasons to act.
+
5.) A powerful call to action: Give the end user great, solid reasons to act now.
  
6.) Develop trust: Your landing page should give sound reasons for them to trust you. Testimonials, 3rd party reviews and associations work here.
+
6.) Develop confidence: Your landing page should give solid reasons to allow them to trust you. Testimonials, 3rd party reviews and organizations work here.
  
7.) Social sharing devices: Make it possible for their sake to share your chance in a single click.
+
7.) Societal sharing devices: Make it easy to allow them to share your opportunity in one click.
  
 
Buddy Vaughn. Managing Partner of DX Media Direct. Over 25 Years of hands on experience helping companies get the best return from their advertising campaigns.
 
Buddy Vaughn. Managing Partner of DX Media Direct. Over 25 Years of hands on experience helping companies get the best return from their advertising campaigns.
  
 
[http://www.dxmediadirect.com http://www.dxmediadirect.com]
 
[http://www.dxmediadirect.com http://www.dxmediadirect.com]

Latest revision as of 20:37, 16 November 2014

Personal tools
Namespaces
Variants
Actions
Navigation
Categories
Toolbox