Landing
pages are simple and easy, right? They're one page with a paragraph or two
of copy, a fillable form and a nice image. If you have all these elements, you
should be good to go ... right?
For
a bare bones landing page, this is enough. But you could lose out on
valuable traffic, leads, and customers if you're just using a bare bones
landing page.
Here
some ideas to improve your landing page.
No Traffic
Improve
your SEO (search engine optimization). Make sure that your landing page is
about the right topics people are searching for, and is
written in the same language your audience uses. Use similar terms to describe
the offer behind the form on your landing page that your audience would use
when searching for information on the topic.
Promote your landing page through your social
media
If
you blog (and if you’re not, why not?), you can include some calls-to-action
information in blog driving your readers to your landing page. Promote your
landing page offer on your Facebook page, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
Create the proper length for your form
If
your form is really long, people may not want to spend the time filling it out.
Try using A/B tests to see how short you can get the form so you're still
getting quality leads.
Improve your content
It's
possible that your landing page content doesn’t completely convinced your
visitors that they're going to get anything of value if they give their
information to you. You need to create compelling content for your landing page
that tells people how they will benefit from your offer.
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