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Topic : Online Sales
Last Updated : 2020-06-06 18:45:35
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The landing page or landing pages have become very popular on the Internet. Some of them are incredibly aggressive looking and produce some rejection, but those that are well done become an interesting sales channel. Someone who has a website or online store and is launching a new product may wonder why it is necessary to have to make or design another page, instead of using the traditional method. The answer is already implicit in the question, but we will try to clarify your doubts.

First, you have to make clear what a landing page is and what its fundamental components are. What is a landing page, and what parts does it have. A landing page or sales page is the site to which we want to lead our client. It is the prelude to the shopping cart or the newsletter form because it can be focused on achieving sales or getting emails from subscribers.


In short, this type of page is aimed at obtaining leads, that is, effective responses from people. These web pages are structured using web architecture techniques that would be focused on leading the client to a call to action, turning a person who is about to buy into a safe sale.

What parts can a landing page consist of? To start, you have to explain what the product consists of, what its advantages are, and tell the reader a lot about your problem and how you can solve it, all in very direct language. They can (and should) include an explanatory video and be structured in the form of a question-answer, introducing many visual elements, such as lists, crossed out, x, arrows, and at the end of the whole a button or form.

What can I use a landing for? Landing pages are geared towards conversion into sales. Therefore, its main objective is to increase sales. The same can be true for a blog where you want to sell services as for a company with few products or an online store. A blog post should be restrained and not focus on direct selling but on content marketing. Instead, we are interested that potential customers eager to know more can easily become a sale. For that, you have to give the facilities.

And landing pages have these characteristics: If you have a new product that you want to launch on the market, in addition to sending press releases, promoting it on social networks, writing an article on your blog, announcing it in the newsletter and sending samples to people close to the company, you must make a landing page and position it to get it to appear at the top of Google. A good landing of a good product is the guarantee that you can sell it.

Do you usually make landing pages for your products? What do you consider important on a landing?

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Author : Sazid Ahmed
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About Author : Sazid is a freelance writer and editor passionate about writing on the realm of business tech. He currently works with SMEs through North America and Europe.

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