The Anatomy of a High Converting Landing Page (Expert Insights)

Do you wish you were getting more conversions from your landing page?

A landing page is a standalone web page created with one focused objective. It leads visitors towards a single action, such as making a purchase or subscribing to a newsletter. This is the page’s CTA or call to action.

According to a study, the average landing page conversion rate is 26% and only less than 10% accomplish conversion levels of over 70%.

So, what makes less than 10% of high-converting landing pages different, which lead them to over 70% conversions?

In this article, I am going to reveal the anatomy of a high converting landing page, so you can skyrocket your conversion rate.

I’ve spent years analyzing and designing the most successful landing pages. So, let’s get started.

Note: This is a guest post by John Turner, the co-founder of SeedProd, the best landing page builder plugin. We publish an expert column on WPBeginner every other Thursday. This is an invite-only column, meaning we don’t accept unsolicited guest post offers.

The Anatomy of a High Converting Landing Page

I will cover quite a few topics in this post. Here’s a handy list so you can jump to the section you are most interested in:

1. Don’t Distract Visitors

A landing page should have a single purpose: conversion. So when designing your page, you should only include elements that will entice users to convert. Eliminate the rest.

That’s why the highest-converting landing pages get rid of distractions like the navigation bar, header, and footer that you see on general-purpose websites.

These elements distract users from your call to action by inviting them to go elsewhere.

Currently, only 16% of landing pages don’t have a navigation bar. This is one reason why so many landing pages have poor conversion rates.

For similar reasons, you should also include only the most essential links on your landing page. Reducing distractions like this can increase conversions by at least 10%.

It’s easy to reduce distractions using a landing page plugin like SeedProd. It lets you quickly build a distraction-free landing page without the extra elements that are included in your WordPress website’s theme and built-in layouts.

One of our customers, OptinMonster, quickly built a distraction-free landing page for an ad campaign they run, which helped them increase conversions by 340%.

OptinMonster's Distraction-Free Landing Page

For more details, check out how to create a landing page with WordPress.

2. Make It Easy to Convert

On some landing pages, users give up because it’s unclear what they actually need to do, or it takes too much work. High-converting landing pages make conversion easy.

Aim to offer a frictionless and efficient user journey by focusing on a clear message and ease of conversion. Here are a few things you can do to optimize your landing page for usability.

Minimize the Number of Clicks Required

Make your landing page easier for users by minimizing the number of clicks required to convert. Every extra click can reduce your conversion rate by 10%.

I tell my customers to track how many clicks it takes for users to sign up or make a purchase and then work out ways to reduce that number.

Depending on the purpose of your landing page, this could look like having a one-click checkout or anything else that streamlines the conversion process.

Minimize Unnecessary Form Fields

Next, I recommend thinking about the lead capture form on your landing page. The harder it is to complete, the less conversions you will ultimately have.

Now, the average number of form fields on a landing page is 5, and many experts recommend using just 3 or 4. But in my experience, reducing the number of fields is not always the best approach.

For example, even less motivated visitors who are not very interested in your product might be willing to fill out a very short form. This will result in more conversions, but you may get better quality leads by using a longer and more detailed form.

Also, fewer form fields will provide you with less information, robbing you of valuable insights about your users.

So aim to design a form that balances ease of conversion with the quality of information.

Capture Partial Entries

No matter how straightforward your landing page is, you will always have users who start to fill in a form and then give up. Normally you’d simply lose the information they entered.

The average form abandonment rate is 68%, so you are missing out on a lot of information.

The best WordPress form plugins offer smart tools to combat form abandonment, such as WPForms’ Form Abandonment addon, which lets you capture partial entries.

This means that the plugin will collect all of the information entered into a form as a user types, even if they don’t end up submitting the form.

Capturing Abandoned Form Entries in WPForms

You can use the partial information you captured to follow up on these potential customers, such as by setting up automated emails to recapture their attention.

For more details, you can learn how to track and reduce form abandonment in WordPress.

3. High Converting Landing Pages Use Compelling Copy

A landing page needs to grab your visitors’ attention, tell a story that compels them to keep reading, and ultimately drive them to take the desired action (convert).

Here are a few things you can do to make your landing page copy more compelling.

Understand Your Audience

To write compelling copy, you will first need to understand your target audience. This is the group of people who are interested in your products, services, or content.

They are likely to have similar interests, needs, demographics, or other characteristics that draw them to your products and services.

Age and gender demographic charts

Discovering these factors using tools like Google Analytics will let you create better content that resonates with your users, leading to more conversions and sales.

Start With an Attention-Grabbing Headline

Only 20% of visitors will read the full text of your landing page, but 80% will read the full title. Make sure it grabs their attention.

You can optimize your headline using online tools like WPBeginner’s free headline analyzer.

This tool will give your headline a score, and suggest ways you can improve it to get a higher score. Just repeat this a few times to create the perfect headline for your landing page.

Using the WPBeginner Headline Analyzer

Include the Right Keywords

Chances are that most of your landing page visitors will come from Google, whether from organic search or your pay-per-click ads.

To maximize your traffic, you need to discover the keywords that will bring customers to your landing page and write great copy based on those keywords.

Include Your Unique Selling Proposition

Some beginners make the mistake of just listing the features and benefits of their products and services on their landing pages. In my experience, this isn’t very convincing when you want someone to convert into a subscriber or customer.

If you want to get more conversions on your landing page, then you will need to focus on your unique selling proposition (USP). Essentially, this is the thing that makes your product/service different and better than anything that’s already available.

For example, here’s a small coffee business with a USP focused on the strength of their coffee and innovation.

Coffee business landing page

Make sure that your unique selling proposition is clear and reflected throughout your copy. This is the best way to convince someone to pick your product over the competition.

Add Images and Video

Use eye-catching images to grab attention, break up your text, and illustrate your offering. Content combined with pictures has an 80% greater chance of being read.

Videos also improve conversions. 96% of people report that they watch explainer videos, and studies show that adding a video to a landing page increases conversions by 86% on average.

Increase the Perceived Value

Increasing the perceived value on a landing page is very important for convincing visitors to convert, whether it’s subscribing, buying a product, or taking another desired action.

It’s best to quantify the benefits with a number, such as the percentage saved. The WPBeginner team did this by showing a dollar value for a video course they offer for free.

Increasing Perceived Value on a Landing Page

Offering lead magnets such as eBooks is another way to incentivize users and increase perceived value. Studies show that 55% of landing page submissions come from lead magnets.

4. Foster Trust Among Your Audience

Building trust on your landing page is very important because it reduces perceived risk. Visitors who don’t trust you won’t risk spending their money or sharing their personal information.

Social proof builds trust with new users by demonstrating that your previous customers found your product or service valuable. 9 out of 10 customers trust reviews and testimonials, and social proof can increase landing page conversions by 5%.

Your users have probably already left genuine testimonials and reviews on Facebook, Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, and other platforms. Tracking these reviews down and including up-to-date testimonials on your landing page can be a lot of work.

That’s why I recommend using Smash Balloon Review Feeds Pro. It will automatically find testimonials and reviews from multiple platforms and showcase them on your page using stunning layouts.

Using Smash Balloon Review Feeds Pro to Display Customer Reviews

This will save you time and keep your landing page looking fresh. Best of all, these genuine testimonials will build trust with your audience and improve your landing page conversions.

5. Have a Compelling & Prominent CTA

Now that your landing page has an attention-grabbing headline and compelling content, and you are building trust using social proof, you will want to make sure your users click your CTA button or fill in your lead capture form.

Don’t leave this to chance! You can use directional cues to guide your visitor’s attention and nudge them towards taking the desired action.

These cues can be quite obvious, such as an arrow pointing at your CTA button or using a contrasting background color that’s hard to miss.

They can also be quite subtle. For example, you might use an image with people who are looking in the direction of your call to action or a mouse hover effect to highlight your CTA button.

Notice the visual cues on the landing page below. It features a photo of a man looking toward the form that needs to be filled in, and that form is placed in a box. Also, the ‘Step 1’ and ‘Step 2’ labels guide the user to what needs to be done next.

A Landing Page Example That Uses Visual Cues

6. Turn Abandoning Users Into Customers

Even the most effective landing page will have visitors who decide to leave without taking action. Research shows that as many as 9 out of 10 visitors abandon landing pages.

A super effective landing page will grab the user’s attention before they leave and redirect their attention back to your offer. This is where opt-ins can come in handy.

OptinMonster is the best conversion optimization toolkit for WordPress. It has Exit-Intent technology that lets you track when users are about to leave your landing page so you can pop up a tailored message just in time.

Using OptinMonster's Exit-Intent Technology

In my experience, you can expect to see a 2-4% increase in conversions simply by using Exit-Intent. In some cases, this can be significantly more.

For instance, the lead SEO consultant at Fastrack used an OptinMonster Exit-Intent popup to recover 53% of abandoning visitors.

You can use the popup to offer incentives such as custom coupons, time-limited offers, a BOGO (Buy One Get One) offer, and other promotional tools to convert those visitors into customers.

I hope these insights help you understand the anatomy of a great landing page and how you can grow conversions. You may also want to see these WPBeginner guides on the difference between a landing page and a website or the best WordPress landing page plugins.

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How to Create a Landing Page With WordPress

Do you want to create a custom landing page on your WordPress site?

If you’re running a marketing or adverting campaign, then a landing page can help you achieve your goals and get more conversions.

In this article, we’ll show you how to easily create a landing page in WordPress.

How to create a landing page with WordPress

What is a Landing Page?

A landing page is a standalone page created for a specific advertising, email, social media, or marketing campaign. Users coming from these sources will land on this page first, which is why it’s called a landing page.

Landing pages are designed to get conversions, which just means that a visitor takes an action you want on your site. That might be buying a particular product from your online store, subscribing to your email list, filling in a form, or any other action that benefits your website.

What is the difference between a homepage and a landing page?

A homepage is the page that visitors see when they type your domain name into their browser. You can think of it as your website’s front page or store window.

On the other hand, a landing page is where most visitors will land when they come from paid or third-party traffic sources.

A good homepage will encourage visitors to engage with your WordPress website, explore other pages, browse products, or sign up for your email newsletter. With that in mind, a homepage typically has lots of links and gives visitors many different choices.

On the other hand, a landing page is built to get conversions. It has fewer links and typically has a single goal, which is called the call to action, or CTA. You can use any CTA you like, but a lot of landing pages encourage visitors to make a purchasing decision or share information as part of a lead generation strategy.

Your website will only ever have one homepage, but you can create as many landing pages as you want.

That being said, let’s take a look at how to create a beautiful custom landing page in WordPress.

Simply use the quick links below to jump straight to the method you want to use.

Note: To help our readers avoid choice paralysis, we haven’t included all landing page builders like Elementor, Leadpages, Instapage, Unbounce, or ClickFunnels. Instead, we’ve picked the best solutions for small businesses.

Method 1. How to Create a Landing Page in WordPress Using the Block Editor (No Plugin Required) 

If you’re using a block theme, then you can design a custom landing page using the full site editor. This allows you to create a landing page using the tools you’re already familiar with.

Unfortunately, this method doesn’t work with every WordPress theme. If you’re not using a block-based theme, then we recommend using a page builder plugin instead.

To start, simply create a new WordPress page, which we’ll turn into our landing page.

In the right-hand menu, click on the ‘Page’ tab. Then, simply find the ‘Template’ section and click on ‘New.’

Creating a new landing page template

In the popup that appears, give your landing page template a name and then click ‘Create.’

The name is just for your reference so you can use anything you like.

Creating a new template for your landing page

This launches the template editor. You can now design your landing page in exactly the same way you build a page in the standard block editor.

To add blocks to the landing page, just click on the blue ‘+’ button. You can now drag different blocks onto your design.

Adding blocks in the Full Site Editor (FSE)

You can add content to a block or change its formatting using the familiar WordPress tools.

For example, you can type text into a ‘Paragraph’ block, add links, change the text alignment, and apply bold or italic effects.

Creating a WordPress landing page using the FSE block editor

You can also create a landing page using patterns, which are collections of blocks that are often used together. Patterns can help you create a landing page with a nice layout, fast.

To see the patterns that are included in your WordPress theme, go ahead and click on the blue ‘+’ button and then select the ‘Patterns’ tab.

Adding block-based patterns to a landing page

You can either drag and drop a block pattern onto your layout or click on the pattern, which will add it to the bottom of your template.

After adding a pattern, you can click to select any block within that pattern and then make your changes. For example, you can replace any placeholder text or add links so the call to action points to different areas of your WordPress blog.

Adding links to a CTA button

When you’re happy with how the custom landing page looks, click on the ‘Publish’ button and then select ‘Save.’

Now, your page will be using this new template. You can simply update or publish the page to make your landing page live.

Method 2. Creating a WordPress Landing Page using SeedProd (Recommended)

The easiest way to make a landing page is by using SeedProd. It is the best page builder on the market and allows you to create any type of landing page without writing code.

First, you need to install and activate the SeedProd plugin. For more details, see our step-by-step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Note: There is a free version of SeedProd available on WordPress.org, but we will be using the Pro version since it has more templates and blocks, including eCommerce blocks.

Upon activation, head over to SeedProd » Settings and enter your license key.

Entering the SeedProd license key

You can find this information under your account on the SeedProd website. After entering the license key, click on the ‘Verify Key’ button.

Next, simply go to SeedProd » Landing Pages and click on ‘Add New Landing Page.’

How to create a new custom landing page

You can now choose a template for your landing page.

SeedProd has lots of designs that are organized into different campaign types such as coming soon and 404 pages. You can click on the tabs at the top of the screen to filter templates based on campaign type.

Since we’re creating a landing page, you may want to take a look at the Sales, Webinar, or Lead Squeeze tabs.

To preview a design, simply hover your mouse over it and then click on the magnifying glass.

Previewing a landing page template

Choosing a design that matches the type of landing page you want to create will help you build the page faster. However, every template is fully customizable so you can change every part of the template and create any landing page you like.

When you find a template that you want to use, simply click on ‘Choose This Template.’

Choosing a template for your WordPress landing page

We’re using the Fitness Sales Page template in all our images, but you can use any design.

Next, go ahead and type in a name for your landing page. SeedProd will automatically create a URL based on the page’s title, but you can change this URL to anything you like.

For example, you may want to add some extra keywords to improve your WordPress SEO.

Giving your custom landing page a name

When you’re happy with the information you’ve entered, click on the ‘Save and Start Editing the Page’ button.

This will take you to the drag and drop editor, where you can build your landing page. The SeedProd editor shows a live preview of your template to the right, and some block settings on the left.

How to create a landing page in WordPress with SeedProd

Blocks are a core part of SeedProd, and you can use them to create any kind of landing page.

Most templates already come with built-in blocks. To customize a block, simply click to select it in the page preview and then make any changes in the left-hand menu.

For example, if you want to replace a placeholder image then start by selecting the Image block. Then, click on the ‘Select Image’ icon in the left-hand menu.

Adding custom images to a SeedProd template

You can now either choose an image from the WordPress media library or upload a new file from your computer.

Similarly, you can replace any placeholder text with your own words. Simply select any Text or Headline block and then type into the small text editor.

Adding a headline to a custom landing page

You can also completely change how the landing page looks using the settings in the left-hand menu, including changing the color scheme, font choice, link color, buttons, and more.

Most of these settings are fairly self-explanatory, so it’s worth selecting different blocks in your layout and then looking through the settings.

Customizing a call to action button

You can also drag and drop blocks to move them up or down in your layout.

To add more blocks to your landing page, simply drag and drop them onto your design.

Even better, SeedProd has lots of blocks that are perfect for creating a high-converting landing page.

For example, you may want to add a countdown timer that will count down the minutes until the visitor can no longer convert. This can add a sense of urgency to sales, free gift coupons, pre-orders, and other campaigns.

Simply find the ‘Countdown’ block and drag it onto your landing page.

How to add a countdown timer to a custom page

You can then set a time and date when the timer will expire.

In this way, you can use FOMO on your WordPress site to increase conversions.

Creating a deadline for your FOMO countdown timer

SeedProd also comes with ‘Sections,’ which are blocks that are often used together. This includes lots of sections that can help you build a landing page including a header, hero image, call to action, testimonials, contact form, FAQs, features, footer sections, and more.

To take a look at the different sections, simply click on the ‘Sections’ tab. To preview any section, hover your mouse over it and then click on the magnifying glass.

Adding ready-made sections to a custom landing page design

If you want to use the section, then just click on ‘Choose This Section.’

SeedProd will add the section to the bottom of your landing page, but you can move it around using drag and drop.

Previewing a collection of blocks

SeedProd is also fully compatible with WooCommerce so you can easily create new landing pages to promote your products, services, sales, and other events.

Even better, SeedProd comes with special WooCommerce blocks including add to cart, checkout, recent products, and more. This allows you to create custom WooCommerce checkout pages, custom cart pages, and more, so you can build a high-converting online store without being limited by your WooCommerce theme.

If you’re building a landing page to get more sales on your online store, then we recommend creating popular products or recommended products sections.

To create this section, simply drag a ‘Best Selling Products’ block onto your page.

Showing best selling products on a landing page

The block will show your most popular products by default, but you can also show products that are on sale, your newest products, and more.

Simply open the ‘Type’ dropdown and choose any option from the list.

Promoting WooCommerce products on a custom page

For more details, please see our guide on how to display popular products in WooCommerce.

Connecting Your Landing Pages to Third-Party Tools

If you’re creating a landing page to capture leads, then you may want to add a sign-up form.

SeedProd makes it super easy to connect your landing pages to popular email marketing services like Constant Contact or ActiveCampaign.

Simply click on the ‘Connect’ tab and then select your email service provider.

Connecting email marketing services to SeedProd

SeedProd will then show you exactly how to integrate this landing page with your email marketing services.

If you don’t see your email provider listed, don’t worry. SeedProd works with Zapier which acts as a bridge between SeedProd and more than 3000+ other apps.

Just scroll to the ‘Other’ section and hover over ‘Zapier.’ When the ‘Connect’ button appears, give it a click and then follow the onscreen instructions to connect SeedProd and Zapier.

Connecting a custom WordPress page to Zapier

Using a Custom Domain for Your Landing Page

By default, SeedProd will publish the landing page under your website’s domain. However, sometimes you may want to use a custom domain instead.

This will give your campaign its own distinct identity, separate from the rest of your website. It’s also much easier to track each page’s performance in Google Analytics to see if you’re getting good results.

Instead of creating a WordPress multisite network or installing multiple websites, you can easily map a custom domain to any landing page you create in SeedProd.

Before you get started, make sure your WordPress hosting provider allows you to use multiple domains, and add the domain name to your hosting dashboard, if you haven’t already.

For more details, please see our article on how to add a custom domain alias for your WordPress landing page.

In the SeedProd editor, simply click on ‘Page Settings’ and then select ‘Custom Domain.’

Mapping a landing page to a custom domain

In the ‘Domain Name’ field, type in your custom domain.

After that, click on the ‘Custom Domain’ switch so it goes from ‘Off’ to ‘On.’

SeedProd's custom domain settings

Don’t forget to click on ‘Save’ to store your changes.

Saving and Publishing Your Landing Page

When you’re happy with how the landing page looks, it’s time to publish it by clicking on the ‘Save’ button.

Then, choose ‘Publish.’

Publishing your custom SeedProd design

The landing page is now live on your website.

Method 3. Creating a Landing Page in WordPress using Beaver Builder

Beaver Builder is another popular drag-and-drop WordPress page builder. It allows you to easily create a landing page using ready-made templates.

First, you need to install and activate the plugin. For more details, see our step-by-step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, go to Settings » Beaver Builder. Then, click on the ‘License’ tab.

Adding a license key to Beaver Builder

Here, simply enter the license key, which you’ll find in your account on the Beaver Builder website. You can then click on ‘Save License Key.’

To create a custom landing page, head over to Pages » Add New in your WordPress admin dashboard. You’re now ready to build your landing page, by clicking the ‘Launch Beaver Builder’ button.

Launching the Beaver Builder page builder

This will open the Beaver Builder editor.

In the right-hand menu, you’ll see all the modules and rows that you can add to your landing page. If this menu doesn’t open automatically, then click on the ‘+’ in the top-right corner to open it.

The Beaver Builder page builder

Since we want to create a landing page, choose ‘Templates’ and then open the ‘Group’ dropdown menu.

After that, select ‘Landing Pages’ to see all the templates you can use.

Choosing a Beaver Builder template

When you find a template that you like, simply click on it.

Beaver Builder will now apply this design to your landing page.

A Beaver Builder landing page template

To edit any part of a template, give it a click.

This opens a popup containing all the settings for this particular block. For example, in the following image, we’re editing a Text Editor module.

Adding text to a Beaver Builder custom landing page

You can add more modules to your landing page by clicking on the ‘Modules’ tab.

When you find a module that you want to use, just drag and drop it onto your landing page.

Adding modules to a Beaver Builder landing page

You can also add rows to your landing page, which are layouts that help organize your modules and other content.

To do this, simply select the ‘Rows’ tab and then drag and drop any layout onto your page.

Adding rows to a landing page

You’re now ready to drag and drop modules onto this row, which will arrange them in an organized layout.

When you’re happy with how the landing page looks, simply click on the ‘Done’ button at the top of the page.

Saving your Beaver Builder custom layout

If you’re ready to make the page live, then select ‘Publish.’

You can now visit your website to see the landing page in action.

Publishing a landing page, created using Beaver Builder

We hope this article helped you learn how to create a landing page with WordPress. You may also want to see our proven tips on driving more traffic to your WordPress site, or our comparison of the best business phone services.

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20 Landing Page Templates for New Websites

Creating a landing page is an essential part of launching a new website. It’s an ideal way to build an email list and keep potential visitors and customers abreast of what you plan to do with your site in the near future. Of course, the idea of setting up a site before your real site even launches can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, this can be easily remedied by using landing page templates that offer the features and aesthetics you need.

We’ve put together a list of twenty of the best landing page templates around that can be used for launching a new site, fast. You’re sure to find something that suits your needs right here.

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StartUps

StartUps Landing Page Template

StartUps is a great solution for creating a landing page site for a new product or service. It’s professional and can be customized to suit a wide range of industries.

Prestige

Prestige Landing Page Template

Another option is Prestige. This landing page template is a great choice for showcasing features and a sign-up form so visitors can be notified when your full site launches.

Apiton

Apiton Landing Page Template

If you plan on launching a new app, the Apiton landing page template is a great choice. Include mockups, features, and a call-to-action.

Zehen

Zehen Landing Page Template

The Zehen landing page template is responsive, looks great on all devices, and can be customized in a wide number of ways, including HTML, CSS, PHP, and jQuery.

Rano

Rano Landing Page Template

Or, you might want to give Rano a try. This template is great for apps and products. Showcase features and a detailed call-to-action that drives customers to sign up.

Moto

Moto Landing Page Template

Moto is another option for announcing or showcasing an app in a stylish way. This one-page layout allows you to go into detail about your company, team members, features, and display a contact form with ease.

Coeus

Coeus Landing Page Template

There’s also Coeus, which is a stylish and eye-catching landing page template made specifically for cryptocurrency websites.

Kwoon

Kwoon Landing Page Template

Kwoon is another option that offers a multipurpose design and layout that you can customize for a wide range of purposes. You can add a portfolio, blog, and other content as you see fit.

Hype

Hype Landing Page Template

Still another choice is Hype. This landing page template makes it easy to showcase your new mobile app. It’s built on Bootstrap, which makes it easy to setup and customize, too.

LeadMore

LeadMore Landing Page Template

Another template you may wish to consider is LeadMore. This HTML landing page template is built with capturing leads in mind and can work well for enticing visitors with details about your service or product to then capture their contact info.

Pacifico

Pacifico Landing Page Template

Pacifico is another option. This template offers a multipurpose design that can be customized to suit a wide range of industries. It’s responsive, comes with six different variations, and includes a video background for added engagement.

FlatBox

FlatBox Landing Page Template

FlatBox is a great landing page template for promoting an app, software or SaaS. Showcase screenshots of your product in action, offer bullet point details of features, and solicit people to sign up.

Condio

Condio Landing Page Template

The Condio landing page template is aimed squarely at the real estate industry. Feature a full width image of a property and add a prominent contact form above the fold. This makes it super easy for visitors to sign up for more information.

Ebo

Ebo Landing Page Template

If you’re planning on selling an eBook in the near future, the Ebo template is a good fit. It’s simple and straightforward but immediately compelling. Add a mockup of your book and a signup form in a matter of minutes.

Steix React

Steix React Landing Page Template

There’s also Steix React to consider. This landing page template is great for startups looking to launch a website quickly. Add mockups of your app or SasS in action, list out features, and make it clear how visitors can learn more.

MyVilla

MyVilla Landing Page Template

Another real estate-centered option is the MyVilla landing page template. This HTML-based option is responsive and mobile-friendly. Plus it’s easy to display gallery photos of properties and contact information.

Brizzle

Brizzle Landing Page Template

If you need something more corporate, consider Brizzle. This landing page template is built on Bootstrap and offers a responsive design and plenty of customizability to suit a wide range of industries and needs.

Parallels

Parallels Landing Page Template

Looking for something more artistic? There’s Parallels. This landing page template is simple but uses colors and shapes to intrigue and engage. By adding interesting photos and graphics and keeping the layout simple, you stand to draw visitors in more readily.

MyClinic

MyClinic Landing Page Template

If you’re looking for something for a health industry site, there’s MyClinic. This template includes the features needed to talk about a medical practice or medical product in a clear and cogent way.

Deoxa

Deoxa Landing Page Template

And last on our list is Deoxa. This landing page template offers a responsive design that can be edited using CSS, HTML, PHP, and jQuery. It also offers a slick layout for any kind of online service. It’s multipurpose and totally functional.

Launch a Product or Service with a Landing Page Template

Whether your website isn’t completed yet and you want to present something helpful to your visitors in the meantime or you wish to build a new website from scratch that’s centered around a call-to-action, at least one of the landing page templates included here is likely to be a good fit.

Take your time browsing these selections and perhaps you could even try a few. Regardless, we hope to have reduced the time needed to find a suitable fit. Enjoy!

6 Benefits of Using a Copy-First Approach for Designers

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6 Benefits of Using a Copy-First Approach for Designers

A copy-first design approach is beneficial in helping design projects of all sizes. Whether it’s a stand-alone page, such as a landing page, or website redesign, a copy-first approach can make your project more efficient. Personally, I’ve been using this …

Free Absurd Illustrations for Landing Pages

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Free Absurd Illustrations for Landing Pages

Absurd Illustrations that make sense are something completely new when it comes to modern web design. The digital era has its aesthetic standards inspired by perfection and artificial intelligence. On the other hand, Absurd Illustrations provide us with perfect imperfection. …

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Decluttering a Landing Page for Better Design and Higher Conversion Rates

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Decluttering a Landing Page for Better Design and Higher Conversion Rates

When it comes to improving the metrics of a landing page campaign, there is no magical trick. There is definitely not a one-size-fits-all approach. However, with the right UX strategy, it’s significantly easier to set up landing pages for success. …

7 Fantastic Landing Page Designs

What is a landing page? Knowing this can help you generate leads and retain more customers when you design a website. Simply put, a landing page is where someone “lands” after clicking on a search result, call to action, or advertisement. These pages have one core focus: converting people into customers. Any page on your site can be a landing page for certain search terms.

These awesome landing pages are a great source of inspiration when you’re trying to improve your own. Take a look and see why they work so well!

Spotify

Spotify

If you’re going to make your homepage your landing page, take a tip from Spotify. While navigational elements exist, they’re overshadowed by the huge background banner and noticeable button asking you to register. The pitch may be only three sentences long, but it says all it needs to.

Netflix

Netflix

Netflix opens with an absolutely huge call to action button that’s just begging to be clicked on. When you do, you’re taken to a clean page, free of distractions but for a simple footer. Walking through the sign-up process doesn’t take long, and it even saves your progress if you leave the page.

Mango Languages

Mango Languages

Mango Languages does a great job on its landing pages. The sign-up link is very prominent and posted multiple times on the homepage. Clicking it leads you to a page free of distracting navigation. Just choose your language and sign up!

Web Profits

Web Profits

Sometimes it’s impossible to condense your landing page down to a single action for users to take. The best thing you can do is make the distinction clear, and that’s what Web Profits does. The homepage is very simple with just three distinct links. Click one, and you’ll be directed to a landing page more suited to what you’re looking for. The page may be long, but the inclusion of at least four identical CTAs makes sure there’s always a button in sight when you’re ready to get started.

Google Store

Google Store

Google’s full-screen, animated page already does a great job putting the focus on the products. Click one of the calls to action and you’ll be presented with a page that gets right to the point. Pricing and order buttons are always visible in the header as you scroll through videos and feature lists. And, advertisements for other products are kept at the bottom of the page.

Upwork

Upwork

When you’re creating a landing page, it’s extremely important that you waste no time. Upwork’s sign-up dialogue exemplifies this quality. An eye-grabbing header and title draw your eye towards the Get Started button, which immediately begins walking you through creating a job post and the sign-up process. You may only have a few seconds to grab a visitor’s attention, so make sure you waste no time. This is also a fantastic example of above-the-fold content, with the site features all being below it and the important CTA above.

Facebook

Facebook

If you visit Facebook without an account, they keep their pitch simple. With three concise bullet points explaining what the site is and an obvious sign-up form right on the page, it’s easy for anyone to get started. They also keep the form short and leave the in-depth questions for later, which is a good practice.

Design Great Landing Pages

The best landing pages are concise, have few distractions, and get the visitor to take the action you want them to take. Remember that when you’re designing your next landing page for your email campaign or advertising banner! Make your argument short, compelling and tailored to the audience likely to click on the landing page. Accomplish that and you’ll be converting in no time.