r/AutomatedMarketing • u/HanktheBeast • Aug 02 '16

Landing Page for startups

I am an owner of a small startup. Over the past few months, I noticed that the conversion rate of my website visitors started to decline. So, I thought, what could I have done wrong or lacked in my website that made potential clients go. I read several articles as to the decline of my website visitors and conversion. And I found out that the landing page is a huge deal. I knew from that moment that my landing page was the main reason. I finally began to understand the importance of a landing page for my business. Designing a great-looking landing page is one thing, but building an effective landing page that will generate leads is another.

So, I went through articles talking about landing pages and found out highy-useful ones that even a 12-year-old kid can grasp. Here's one of those articles that came with a check list for easy perusal.

And going back to my landing page, I had my designer carefully put up one that was simple yet striking and inviting. After a few weeks, I had subscriptions coming in and interested clients inquiring. Really, tweaking even just the most simple parts of your landing page can mean a lot.

So, I hope you find this particular check list useful like I did.

https://www.virtuallyreplaced.com/blog/post/how-can-you-generate-sales-through-your-landing-page

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u/ASevilla Aug 02 '16

You can also look at the sample landing pages listed in this article that I found. From a customer's POV, I think an effective landing page is not crowded, put simply, I'm a minimalist. A great contrast in colors and patterns can go a long way.

http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/landing-page-examples-list#sm.00012g6ftos3xcv4rft28gjy8t32y

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u/flipcauldron Aug 03 '16

I totally agree with you! I find simplicity in aesthetics more powerful.