There are a few different ways to approach an ad campaign when trying to sell a product or service. While some companies set up their banner or link clicks in their ad server to take the user directly to the sales page, others adopt a different approach.
Five tips for a more effective ad landing page
Five tips for a more effective ad landing page
John Z
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There are a few different ways to approach an ad campaign when trying
to sell a product or service. While some companies set up their banner
or link clicks in their ad server to take the user directly to the sales page,
others adopt a different approach. In many cases, people who click on
an ad do so with the hope of finding more information about that
product or service. A landing page is one of the most effective ways to
do that, while also making it possible for the advertiser to collect
information that allows them to continually touch base with those
potential customers. Let’s look at a few things that make an effective
landing page.
Relevant to the ad
The landing page should contain information that is totally relevant to
the ad that was initially clicked. By that, we mean that the information
on the landing page should be about the product or service that was
shown in the ad. Don’t make the customer take another step to find
what they wanted. If the landing page is too generic or is misleading, the
viewer will quickly close the page within a few seconds. Therefore, take
your time to craft an informational and attractive page that describes
the advertised products or services.
Streamlined for conversion
It can be easy to put together a bloated landing page filled to the brim
with information, but that is not a great idea. You certainly want to have
information about what you are selling. However, the important thing
here is to have enough but not too much information and always
include a call-to-action button or a form to gather more information
about the visitor. You may not always make the sale on the first
impression, but you can certainly build an interest list and get a lot of
people into the sales funnel.
Fast loading
Even if people really want more information about your product or
service, they are not going to stick around if your landing page is slow to
load. A landing page that crawls is one that will reflect poorly on your
company. The belief will be that if you cannot put together an effective
single page, how good are your products or services going to be? Thus,
optimize both text and graphic elements to ensure the page loads as
fast as possible.
Correctly displayed
Not everyone sits at home clicking on ads on their laptop or PC. In fact,
more and more people are now going online via their smartphone or
tablet. Regardless of where and how the landing page is being viewed,
it’s important that it looks and works the same for everyone. This can be
achieved via responsive web design and you should always test your
page across all devices and platforms.
Frequent testing
Landing pages should be updated and changed frequently as new deals
or products are introduced by your company. These changes to the
landing page may be relatively subtle, but every change made can have
a negative effect on how it loads and acts. Thus, regularly testing the
landing page after every change, no matter how big or small, is the best
way to ensure that it always works as it should.
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