Question 1

What makes a landing page different from a regular page?

Accepted Answer

Single focus, single CTA. No navigation to distract. Designed for one specific goal (signup, download, purchase). Regular pages inform; landing pages convert.

Question 2

What should every landing page include?

Accepted Answer

Clear headline, supporting subhead, benefits (not features), social proof, single CTA, minimal distraction. Mobile optimization. Fast load time. Match message to traffic source.

Question 3

How do I write compelling headlines?

Accepted Answer

Focus on the outcome, not the product. Address a pain point. Be specific. "Save 10 hours/week on reporting" beats "Automated reporting software." Test headlines—they matter most.

Question 4

Which landing page builder should I use?

Accepted Answer

Webflow/Framer for design flexibility and SEO. Unbounce/Instapage for pure marketing with built-in A/B testing. Carrd for simple, fast pages. Match to your design needs and budget.

Question 5

How many CTAs should a landing page have?

Accepted Answer

One primary action, repeated throughout. Multiple buttons pointing to same action is fine. Multiple different actions kills conversion. Decide what you want visitors to do.

Question 6

Should I use long or short landing pages?

Accepted Answer

Depends on traffic temperature. Cold traffic (ads) needs more convincing—longer pages. Warm traffic (referrals, email) converts faster—shorter is fine. Test for your audience.

Question 7

How do I add social proof effectively?

Accepted Answer

Customer logos, testimonials with photos/names, case study snippets, review scores, user counts. Specific beats vague: "Saved 10 hours" beats "Great tool!" Relevance matters—match to audience.

Question 8

What's a good landing page conversion rate?

Accepted Answer

2-5% is typical for cold traffic. 10%+ is excellent. Rates vary hugely by traffic source, offer, and industry. Compare to your own baseline, not industry averages.

Question 9

How do I drive traffic to landing pages?

Accepted Answer

Paid ads (Google, Facebook, LinkedIn), email campaigns, social media, SEO for evergreen pages. Match the page message to the traffic source. Consistent messaging converts.

Question 10

Should I remove navigation from landing pages?

Accepted Answer

Usually yes—navigation is an exit opportunity. Exception: if the page ranks in SEO and visitors might want to explore. For paid campaigns, definitely remove nav.

Question 11

How do I optimize landing page speed?

Accepted Answer

Compress images, minimize scripts, use fast hosting. Tools: PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix. Every second of load time costs conversions. Speed is especially critical for mobile.

Question 12

What forms convert best?

Accepted Answer

Fewer fields = higher conversion. Name and email is often enough. Add fields only if qualification is worth lost conversions. Progressive profiling can gather more over time.

Question 13

How do I test landing page variations?

Accepted Answer

A/B test one element at a time: headline, CTA, hero image. Use built-in tools (Unbounce) or Google Optimize. Need decent traffic for statistical significance. Test big changes first.

Question 14

Should I have different landing pages for different audiences?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when audiences have different pain points or motivations. Personalization increases relevance. Start with 2-3 segments, not 20. More pages = more maintenance.

Question 15

How do I track landing page performance?

Accepted Answer

Conversion rate (primary metric), traffic source, bounce rate, scroll depth, form abandonment. UTM parameters for campaign attribution. Google Analytics + landing page tool analytics.

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