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Suggest You - How to Use a Landing Page Part II
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It should first be designed as a landing page and not simply another web page. It should thank the visitor for responding. For example, perhaps they have clicked on an email offer. You should thank them for responding to your email. You can even design a separate landing page for emails, adverts and articles. There is no limit to the number you can use on your website: you don’t link to them from other web pages.
It is important the visitor knows they are on a page that you have designed just for them, and that they are on the right page. Although it should not necessarily be used as a squeeze page (though it can be), you should still request the minimum of details from them: a first name and email address. It should be presented as necessary for you to send them the free gift or whatever your offer is.
Don’t be too quick for this if you are using the landing page to force a sale. Wait until they have completed the sale, and then send them to a squeeze page. You don’t want to disturb them during a sale by asking for their details on an opt-in page. However, unless it is a sales page, your landing page should be short. Offer what you have to offer in exchange for their email address then thank them.
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It is important the visitor knows they are on a page that you have designed just for them, and that they are on the right page. Although it should not necessarily be used as a squeeze page (though it can be), you should still request the minimum of details from them: a first name and email address. It should be presented as necessary for you to send them the free gift or whatever your offer is.
Don’t be too quick for this if you are using the landing page to force a sale. Wait until they have completed the sale, and then send them to a squeeze page. You don’t want to disturb them during a sale by asking for their details on an opt-in page. However, unless it is a sales page, your landing page should be short. Offer what you have to offer in exchange for their email address then thank them.
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Don’t be too quick for this if you are using the landing page to force a sale. Wait until they have completed the sale, and then send them to a squeeze page. You don’t want to disturb them during a sale by asking for their details on an opt-in page. However, unless it is a sales page, your landing page should be short. Offer what you have to offer in exchange for their email address then thank them.
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Don’t be too quick for this if you are using the landing page to force a sale. Wait until they have completed the sale, and then send them to a squeeze page. You don’t want to disturb them during a sale by asking for their details on an opt-in page. However, unless it is a sales page, your landing page should be short. Offer what you have to offer in exchange for their email address then thank them.
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It is good practice to provide a privacy statement so that they know you have a privacy policy. Many sites offer a link to this in each page, but provide an abbreviated version, right there on the landing page. Since a landing page can be used for a variety of purposes, it should be designed for each purpose: as a sales page, review, squeeze page, simple opt-in page without the extras on a squeeze page or just a thank you page with a simple offer that needs their email address so that you can provide it.
If you know how to use a landing page properly, you will achieve a far higher conversion of visitors to sales or opt-ins or whatever the purpose of your page is.
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