Most landing pages have a fairly identical layout that consists of a catchy headline, supporting text, visual aspects such as images and videos, and a call-to-action or form. This is chosen to make those pages appear intuitive to visitors. When visitors clearly know what is expected of them and where to find what information, they are more likely to perform the action behind the call-to-action.
Of course, you can also just move away from this standard layout. A non-standard landing page will also capture the visitor's attention in a completely different way. The possibilities for freeing your creative mind are endless. Landing pages designed as bombatically as possible can provide high conversions just as well as landing pages designed as minimalist as possible, it all depends on your corporate identity, your target audience and your creativity. If you want to see examples of landing page practice you can take a look at the AdPage Community.
Finally, it is important for a landing page to be responsive on mobile devices, meaning your landing pages should look and perform as well on smartphones and tablets as they do on desktop computers. In the present and future, this is very important. This is the time where mobile Internet usage is gaining ground over desktops. A landing page that is not optimized for mobile devices creates a poor user experience, a higher bounce rate and lower conversion rates. By including this consideration during the design process, you increase the chances of successful interactions and conversions on your landing pages.
Consistently applying your corporate identity to a landing page is important to create and maintain a strong brand identity. This includes using the official colors, fonts, logos and visual elements that are typical of your brand. A uniform look and feel ensures that visitors immediately recognize that they are on a page from your brand, reinforcing credibility and recognition at that point and also at later points in the funnel.
However, when building landing pages, you do have the creative freedom to make it as spectacular or unique as possible, as long as it does not come at the expense of recognizability. Sometimes it can even be useful to deviate slightly from the standard corporate identity to attract attention or convey the message in a striking way. This may involve, for example, the use of attractive visuals, eye-catching headlines or specific design elements that draw attention to the main offering. The corporate identity should remain recognizable, but there is room for creative nuances to increase the effectiveness of the landing page. The goal is to strike the right balance between consistency and creativity to maximize your brand's impact.
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The content of the landing page will need to be focused on the purpose of the page. The visitor's attention should be immediately grabbed, the content will need to be relevant to the message you want to convey to your visitor and the content should be short and concise to keep the bounce rate as low as possible. In addition to this content that you convey through headlines, text and visual aspects, you will also need to add a call-to-action button or form presence to your landing page, which is of course the ultimate goal of the page.
First of all, you need to know who your landing page's target audience is and what their needs and their pain points are. You will also need to know which search result or campaign the landing page is being used for so that the content can respond to the expectations a visitor has when they click on it. This forms the basis for developing an engaging and relevant message. Your target audience will need to take an action on your landing page, and for this they do need to be convinced that they will benefit when they take that action.
A landing page works by providing relevant content to your visitors. Your visitor only lands on your landing page when they click on a campaign or search result. The content should match what the visitor expects to find on your landing page. That content will have to convince the visitor of the value of your offer or message to lead them to a call-to-action (CTA). Also, on a landing page, a visitor can only focus on one specific action, which is therefore a perfect match.
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