We have continued and make this a Long Form Sales Page, but you may have already explained your product or offer and answered all reasonable objections by this stage of the funnel.

If you have then skip to the Guarantee.

MONEYBACK GUARANTEE

Obviously this depends on your affiliate offer but many do offer a money back guarantee and you should clearly state that as well as how they can do it. Do not worry that you will be refunding clients, on average it amounts to about 1 - 2% of clients who will actually ask for a refund.

This removes all risk from your client and makes it a no-brainer to buy from you.

If it is your own product and you don’t believe in it enough to offer a full 100% money back guaranteed then you need to go back and do more work on it.

Your offer should be such value that your client will be overjoyed that they purchased it, and willing to buy from you again in the future.

The length of the refund period you offer depends on how long realistically it is going to take your client to use the product or offer.

In my case I offer 7 days on the Blueprint but 14 days on the Masterclass because it has extensive training that would take someone quite a few solid days to go through and implement.

You need to allow enough time for your client to get in and get value from what you have provided. Don’t shortchange them on this, but likewise you don’t need to leave it open forever.

WRAP UP

I know I do this, you scan the page all the way to the end to see what the bottomline is. Actually most people do this, although by having the price point up front you will minimise this happening.

But for those who do jump to the end you want to recap your offer in a succinct few paragraphs right at the end of the page, give them one last chance to buy or sign up or scroll back to the top for a proper read.

FOOTER

Some people actually do read your Privacy Policy and you need to cover the GDPR requirements because you have collected an email.

Many affiliate partners require a disclaimer that you acknowledge that you do receive payment for purchases from the page. Check with your affiliate partner on the correct wording for inclusion for this but make sure it is included somewhere on your page.

Also if you are in the make money online niche and you make income claims you must include an Earnings Disclaimer clearly stating that the claims are not guaranteed.


SUMMARY

There you go .. that's the anatomy of just one type of landing page, this one is specifically for a lead magnet that collects emails.

I hope it has helped to give you some ideas of what to include and where within your landing page.

Quality copy will make a huge difference to your conversion rates. To be able to really speak to your prospect you need to understand their motivations, objections and pain points and highlight them within your page.

Good graphics will make a difference to engaging your prospect and stopping the scroll.

Bring it all together and you will have a high converting landing page.

As always I am happy to answer any questions and help out as much as I can, just pop them in the comments below.



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Twack Premium
It took me a while to get here but I am so glad I made the trip.
You have put together a powerful resource for us Heidi.
Your training has, in essence, given us a template to follow.
Not only are all the components laid out, you have explained why each part is so important.
I will be following this again closesly as I prepare a page for my better half's business.
Really can't thank you enough.
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HeidiY Premium
Thank you Twack, I really hope it helps you build a kicka$$ landing page. This one does work, I'm not pushing any traffic to it, only passive on my FB profile, and made $240 US this week.
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Twack Premium
How cool is that, when you're not even working it. Sometimes when you're 'in' a landing page or a funnel, it just feels right and you know it's a good one.
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mybiz4u Premium
Awesome training H, thnx so much. Question - how do you work the angle when you do not have any testimonials on your affiliate offer and maybe you have not purchased the product to find out about it? How can you circumvent this aspect and still create a winning landing page? And, is this page you just used as an example all on one page? Or is it broken up into several pages? Thnx for your reply.
With gratitude,
M
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HeidiY Premium
Testimonials really are gold Michelle, if you can't get them then, of course, leave them off, BUT people are very used to seeing them and expect to see results.

Because we are all so untrustworthy these days social proof and testimonials go a long way to easy people's fears of being ripped off.

This is all one page, it is starting to get to the longer end of what you would want, but it does convert. It should be long enough to address all the objections your prospect may have and create enough value that it becomes a no-brainer for them to buy ... many are not this long.

If you are just using it as a free lead magnet to collect emails you would get away with something not this long.
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mybiz4u Premium
Aha...thnx so much Heidi for taking the time to chime in and answer my curious mind...so appreciate it...love and keep doing what you do!
~Namaste
M
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edhozubin Premium
I would think that would be very difficult to do. If you have 100 people in a room, there would be 100 reasons to buy or not buy. If it is your audience, then the percentages should increase. In any case I am also interested in a landing page. Very Good Post Heidi.
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HeidiY Premium
If you make the offer so good they simply can't refuse then your conversions increase, but already targeting a warm audience is always the best way to go.

If your aim is to collect emails and build a list then going with a free option is best.

Hope the training makes it easier for you Edward.
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edhozubin Premium
I believe it will when I reach that stage, Thanks.
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Mark1957 Premium
Excellent point by point training Heidi, thanks for the breakdown.

Mark
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HeidiY Premium
This is the one we spoke about ages ago Mark. Hope it helps when you get back to building a landing page.
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Mark1957 Premium
I guessed it was Heidi and I can see why it took a while to come out :-)
Mark
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HildeRegine Premium Plus
This is Great Heidi! Where do you make your landing pages?
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HeidiY Premium
I use Clickfunnels and Karta at the moment, but you can do them in your WordPress sites also. You just need a landing page template eg. no navigation and no sidebar, and you can build it there.
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