Landing Page Audit

Follow the simple steps to complete your Landing Page Audit

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Is it clearly stated what the product/service does?

Clarity is the most important issue. If you want people to take action, they first need to understand what you're offering. Ideally, your page should be easy enough for any visitor to understand that they can explain what you're offering to someone else.

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Is there a clear, visible, & consistent CTA?

Your CTA should be the first thing your user sees when they click on your page. Your CTA is the handshake of your brand and landing page. To make sure you convert enough leads, you need to make a clear and strong first impression.

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Is there specific information about what the product/service offers?

When developing descriptions, use specific language to explain your offerings' features. Some phrases or terms become so commonly used that they begin to lose meaning to customers. If you are selling a pair of shoes, for example, you can describe how the materials used to make them increase their durability.

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Is the product image convincing enough?

Its main visual image should evoke a strong emotional response. It should also be relatable, compelling, and worth the words in the value proposition.

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Did you get help from animations while telling your story? Is the content powered by the UI?

The UI move is a great way to make your SaaS website stand out. This is a great tool to use when presenting your product features.

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Are there incentives for the user to take action now?

Incentives are motivations that encourage people to take action here and now, not later. Make your offer seem irresistible by combining persuasion techniques related to your value support.

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Is there social proof and is this content presented interestingly enough? Are comments/reviews/feedback given to the user?

Emphasize what others like them are doing to make sure users are not alone in their decisions. Ex. "others have also bought/viewed this posting". Affirmations from real people help users build credibility that helps them make confident purchasing decisions.

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Is customer support provided?

Regardless of how thorough the information is on your landing page, some users are bound to still have questions, especially on their first visit. Make it easy for users to ask those questions by including a visible chat widget to convert prospects more quickly.

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Is your landing page compatible with different screen sizes, especially the mobile phones?

Considering how many different kinds of devices people access digital products with: tablets, smartphones, desktops, laptops, and even wearable tech like watches. It’s vital that your products work well regardless of the screen size and resolution or device type.

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Is your landing page highly optimized enough?

Landing pages are often the first, and sometimes the only, page on your website that a visitor sees, which means they are your most powerful chance to make a pitch for your goods or services. A highly optimized landing page can be extremely effective at converting visitors.

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