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Creating A Landingpage That Wont Tank 2

Landing Page

In planning the landing page, one factor that is always considered to be the basis of creating one. Online marketing includes Value Proposition which not only partains to your company tagline but your landing page and webpage as a whole. The company landing page functions as the promoting arm of your website and as the sales “representative” that opens the door of possibility for business with the company. It’s objective on the other hand is 3-fold: to exract leads, to funnel visitors and to generate sales.

The first part of this series dealt with the elements of the landing page which we follow up with the benefit of value proposition aspect of your webpage. Every company website has a measure of assurance for visitors since this is the online way to establish trust. Once a page states your services and the pledge of competence or effective service, visitors will become customers.

The basis of your website design, interface and navigation are the following:

Your potential customer
Give a face to the market you would want to corner.
ex. working mothers, gym-going moms, soccer moms, hot moms etc.

Demography
Company customer demography differ depending on what a company is.

Business to Consumer Business to Business
age range industries
gender location
education annual revenue
location annual budget for service
income Decision maker

Whichever your business may be, there are basic questions to consider for both, it runs like one of them beauty pageant questions. These do come to mind when customers consider your service or gettign a product from you.

Why do customers choose to get products and services from you?

Why do they decide on your company and not consider others?

What their top reasons customers would be buying and using the product or services from you?

What a customers reason for not preferring your product or service?

How much are customers willing to pay for your product and services?

How much are customers willing to pay for product and services from your competitors?

How much would your customers pay for a single purchase?

How long does it take for customers/ site visitors to place an order?

Can a customer describe your product or service?

Knowing who and what your market is, makes up your value proposition statement. The landing page is part of the statement that answers the questions above. The statement is concise and easily points out why they are at your site and why your product and services are the solution.

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