Landing Page World

 

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Your headline just may be the single most important element on your landing page.

 

Time and time again we’ve seen the headline prove to have a huge impact on conversions.

 

Headline writing, however, is an art and one that takes time, practice & patience.

 

To help inspire your headline testing, we’ve outlined 5 types of headlines to test on your landing pages.

 

1. Benefit Driven

2. Offer Specific

3. Question

4. Direct

5. Attention Grabbing

 

Curated by Agostino Caniato:
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These 8 simple questions will kick start your writing and guide you through the process of crafting high impact landing page copy that converts.

 

The questions are divided into two groups:

 

Group A > Before you start writing your first draft

Group B > After you’ve written your first draft.

 

 

Group A: questions to ask yourself before you start writing your first draft:

 

1. “What’s the purpose of my landing page?”

Define one clear goal for your landing page – one specific measurable action you want your prospects to execute – and focus your landing page copy on building momentum for that one action.

 

2. “What, precisely, am I offering my prospects?”

Make sure you understand all the aspects of the offer your presenting – every feature, benefit, selling point, term, and condition – before you even start writing a single word.

 

3. “How will my prospects benefit from what I’m offering them?”

Take the time to write all the features and benefits down and make a prioritized list based on what you know about your target audience.

 

4. “What do my prospects need to know in order to accept my offer?”

The better you know your target audience and understand their motivations and barriers, the easier it will be for you to give them the right information.

 

 

Group B: questions to ask yourself after you’re done writing your first draft:

 

1. “Have I given my prospects a good reason to accept my offer?”

Read your copy and make sure that you’ve covered the most important selling points, features and benefits.

 

2. “Have I summarized the strongest selling point/points in the title?”

Your title is the most prominent part of your landing page. Moreover, it’s the one part of your copy you can be 99.9% sure your prospects will read.

  

3. “Is there anything I can leave out?”

The more specific and targeted your landing page is, the better. So go through your copy, look for redundant passages and edit ruthlessly.

 

4. “Will the design support the copy?”

Make sure that both copy and design support each other and the goal of your landing page.

 

Curated by Agostino Caniato:
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Read the full article here > http://blog.kissmetrics.com/high-impact-landing-copy/

 

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Learn how to write compelling landing page copy that helps engage visitors and yield a better conversion rate.

 

if you're looking for the quickest way to create a great landing page, invest your time in creating copy that follows these 7 landing page copywriting best practices.

 

1. Use Action-Oriented Language

If within 3 seconds, a site visitor can't glean what exactly they can do on that page, they click the back button.

 

2. Use Value-Oriented Language

The value is the "so what?" of your landing page copy. Use language to convince visitors that the time they'll spend filling out your form is worth it for the offer they'll receive

 

3. Use Reader Keywords

What is a reader keyword? It's a phrase I just made up to describe the keywords a reader -- not a search engine, a reader -- will look for while scanning your page to understand what the page is about.

 

4. Write Using the Second Person

Writing in the second person means instead of saying "I," you speak in your readers' terms by saying "You" and "Your."

 

5. Go for Clarity Over Creativity

You're on a timer. It's set for 3 seconds. There's no time for fluffy language.

 

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