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What is a landing page?

A landing page is a single page built to turn a specific visitor into a specific action.

Definition

Unlike a homepage, which introduces everything, a landing page focuses on one offer for one audience, often the page an ad, email or post links to.

Why it matters

Focus converts. Removing everything unrelated to the one action usually lifts sign-ups and sales compared with sending people to a general homepage.

How to get it right

  • One audience, one offer, one action.
  • Match the headline to the ad or link that sent people there.
  • Show proof near the top.
  • Answer objections before the final button.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Full site navigation that leads visitors away
  • Several offers on one page
  • Slow loading on mobile

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What is a landing page?

A landing page is a single page built to turn a specific visitor into a specific action. Unlike a homepage, which introduces everything, a landing page focuses on one offer for one audience, often the page an ad, email or post links to.

Why does Landing page matter?

Focus converts. Removing everything unrelated to the one action usually lifts sign-ups and sales compared with sending people to a general homepage.

How do you get landing page right?

One audience, one offer, one action. Match the headline to the ad or link that sent people there. Show proof near the top. Answer objections before the final button.

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