Post by account_disabled on Feb 17, 2024 8:27:46 GMT
The headline speaks to the visitor No fancy jargon here. This headline talks directly about the benefits of the service provided: Getting higher results. There’s no mention about him being #1 or how amazing he is. The call to action is easy and clear There’s no need to get fancy with your call to action. As long as your call to action copy is relevant to the offer you’ll get great conversions. This call to action doesn’t leave any question about what you’re going to get: Help with landing pages. Notice the benefits? A lot of landing page copy focuses on the features (We provide landing page consulting) but this landing page instead focuses on the benefits (You’ll get higher conversion rates).
What do you think will sell more? The benefits, every time. The photo is of a Buy TG Database real person! What a concept… a real person. Lose your stock business-man-talking-on-the-phone-and-laughing generic photos and use someone real. You’ll see results. Watch out for color contrast The only nitpicky thing I have about this page is that the call to action color matches the first bullet point. It might not make a huge difference, but it definitely will take emphasis off of the call to action because it stands out less. 10. Small Biz Consultant small-biz-consultant .
Not only is it poorly designed, but almost everything is wrong about it. Hey, at least there’s no navigation menu, right? What’s with the image? Are we stuck in a Windows 95 power point presentation? What does this image even represent? Maybe a police lineup? Lose the clipart and find something that matters. Or don’t use anything at all. Make the form stand out The form is sorta just floating out there in space. At the very least it could be put into a box that stands out with a different background color. That would draw visitor’s eyes to the form itself.
What do you think will sell more? The benefits, every time. The photo is of a Buy TG Database real person! What a concept… a real person. Lose your stock business-man-talking-on-the-phone-and-laughing generic photos and use someone real. You’ll see results. Watch out for color contrast The only nitpicky thing I have about this page is that the call to action color matches the first bullet point. It might not make a huge difference, but it definitely will take emphasis off of the call to action because it stands out less. 10. Small Biz Consultant small-biz-consultant .
Not only is it poorly designed, but almost everything is wrong about it. Hey, at least there’s no navigation menu, right? What’s with the image? Are we stuck in a Windows 95 power point presentation? What does this image even represent? Maybe a police lineup? Lose the clipart and find something that matters. Or don’t use anything at all. Make the form stand out The form is sorta just floating out there in space. At the very least it could be put into a box that stands out with a different background color. That would draw visitor’s eyes to the form itself.