What To Put On Your Landing Page - Best Landing Page Design
Channel: Micheal O'Neill - Lead2Launch
Date: 03/02/2022

Being able to attract leads and build your email list is essential for the success of your online business.

The fact is that you can build a successful online business on the back of 2-3 high converting landing pages. 

However, so many people struggle with what exactly they should (and more importantly shouldn't) put on their landing page. 

And even if they figure out what should go on their opt-in page to maximize their lead generation campaigns they are unsure how to put it all together and design a landing page that converts. 

We will look at how these 5 key elements should be laid out on the landing page and I’ll give you some top tips for how you can optimize each component to maximize conversion rate.

Whether you are just starting out or you already have an opt-in page up and running you will be able to apply everything we cover today and start seeing instant results and watch your email list grow.

So if you want to deliver high converting landing pages with the best landing page design then get stuck in and take your lead generation campaigns to the next level.

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰

0:00 What To Put On Your Landing Page - Best Landing Page Design
2:44 Element 1 - Your Headline
5:25 Element 2 - Your Subhead
7:27 Element 3 - Your Image
9:30 Element 4 - Your Body Copy
11:05 Element 5 - Your CTA
13:05 BONUS - How to: Landing Page That Converts At 60% and Above From Cold Traffic

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