Up until now, you may have been asking people to RSVP to your email address. This isn’t the best way to handle replies – you’d be better off directing them to a landing page on a website, for several reasons: 1. Links to landing page forms (which are online) are trackable but email links aren’t (in any mailing system). This means the clicks to email addresses won’t show up in your report…
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6 Common Landing Page Mistakes
Now that you know exactly what a landing page is, do you know how to make yours convert? Let’s start with “what not to do”: 1. Too Many Options – Landing pages exist for one reason – to capture the details of your lead, so get rid of all the extraneous links that would take your visitor off the page.
What exactly is a ‘Landing Page’?
We’re told we need landing pages but, as it turns out, lots of people aren’t sure exactly what they are, or why we use them. Firstly, a landing page is a page online and could be a page on your website, but not every website page is a landing page. For example, the home page of your site is NOT a landing page (yes, even though people ‘land’ there). The contact page of your site is also NOT a landing page. These pages serve several, different purposes and a landing page is more specific.