The goal of any online marketing our advertising is conversion.
Small businesses spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on online advertisements to promote their products and services. Many of those adverts direct potential clients to the main website or a generic web page. The result is, poor lead conversion. Valuable leads are lost because of poor quality landing pages.
Here are some tips on how to improve your conversion rates using better quality landing pages.
Technically, a landing page is any web page that a visitor lands on after clicking through your search engine result or advertisement. Optimising those landing page to ensure that a visitor converts into a lead is called landing page optimisation.
A good landing page is generally a dedicated web page focused on promoting a certain offer or campaign, with some kind of ‘call to action’ buttons and minimum escape links.
The idea is to let people know about your product or service and then encourage them to make a purchase or submit an enquiry. Landing pages are generally two type click through pages and lead generation pages.
Lead generation landing pages
Lead generation pages are the most common type of landing pages designed to generate leads. They are ideal for lead generation for near future or future sales. They will help you get visitors to the top tier of the sales funnel. You could use these for subscriber registrations, free trial/service/sample/download product launch etc.
In essence, good landing pages present a pitch to visitors in order to persuade them to make an enquiry or a purchase. Ensure there is a measurable ‘call to action’ on each landing page and use Google Analytics or a similar tool to track performance.
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Click through landing pages
Click throughs are landing pages that are placed just before the key conversion action page. You could use these to break the conversion cycle in two stages. They are ideal for ‘warming up’ the visitors to encourage them to proceed to the next or final stage of the sales life cycle. You could also use them for high-ticket products or services where you don’t want to intimidate your visitors at first with a ‘buy now’ button. This way you will have a better chance of conversion, after generated enough interest. These pages will help you get visitors in the bottom tier of the sales funnel.
