4. How Can You Present Your Offer?
The fourth tip when designing landing pages is how you word them. The first goal is to know your prospects. Then, you need to find out their problem and offer a solution. The solution is easy; just click the button to find it. The goal of this page is not to sell anything but to collect and save an email to your database.
A landing page should include detailed information, but not too much information, about the benefits and features of any product or service you offer. Visitors do not want to subscribe to a course, get a book, or share personal information by clicking on your advertisement. They are seeking a solution for their immediate problem.
The landing page needs to have a structure, including a headline and sub-headings. Your headline should be catchy, effective, and communicate your point clearly. It should be descriptive and clearly present the offer. To help visitors understand they have arrived at the right place as soon as they land on the landing page, it is important that the headlines on your ads and pages are identical.
After the headline has grabbed attention, it is time to add sub-headlines. They allow visitors to focus on what is important and help them see the whole picture. The body copy plays an important role in answering visitors' questions about the offer and its benefits. It must include supporting arguments as well as a closing argument.
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You would create a landing page on your website and then write a blurb on social media to draw people to it. On your landing page, you will be offering a lead magnet to get people to subscribe. Its sole goal is to get them to subscribe so they can get the gift.
A landing page acts the same as a pop-up on your website, just less intrusive. The whole point of a landing page is to keep people focused on just one action.
In your posts on your website, you should always be putting links to your other posts (internal and external links).
You can use a landing page for collecting subscribers or to sell a product although most people separate the two and use a landing page for subscribers and a funnel to sell products.
Is this a little clearer?
Lily
All the best
Steve
