Landing Page: principles, design, efficiency
A customer has seen an advertisement for your shop. An online banner, a few lines, a bright image caught his eye. Where will his curiosity lead him? To your website, perhaps? And what if there is no website? Then you need a landing page - a place on the internet where you store the information you want to share in a condensed form.
A landing page is created for a specific event, product or service and motivates the user to take a specific action. For example, sign up for a newsletter, buy a conference ticket, request a quote or simply download a presentation. Unlike a website, a landing page asks the user to do something.
A landing page can be a small business card page, quickly put together in a website builder. And a Facebook ad, and even an Instagram post! And it doesn't matter how it's built or where it's hosted. It's the other stuff that matters. Let's talk today about the principles of landing page effectiveness. There are only four.