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Creating a high-converting landing page is essential for any business looking to drive meaningful engagement and form fills. Whether you’re promoting a product, offering a service, or collecting leads, the design and content of your landing page can make all the difference. 

Kendra Lee, president of KLA Group, shared some helpful recommendations in a recent webinar on increasing landing page conversions. Here are some tips to get you started: 

Q: How can a landing page motivate users to take immediate action? 

Clear headline and sub-headline: Having a compelling yet concise headline and sub-headline that immediately communicates the value of your offer will greatly increase the leads you generate from your landing page. 

CTA: A strong call-to-action (CTA) is essential. This could be a button that says, “Sign Up Now,” “Get Your Free Trial,” or “Download the Guide.”  

Trust signals: Logos of recognizable brands, customer testimonials, or reviews, help to instill trust in your company. This encourages more people to share their information through form submissions. 

Q: What are the key tips for boosting conversion rates on a landing page? 

Be consistent. For example, even if you have a great social caption promoting a webinar, but the landing page has a slightly different name for the webinar, this might discourage people from registering. 

Another example of this would be if you were talking about cybersecurity in your ad, and then the page that the post leads to is about disaster recovery, people will close the page. When users encounter differences in content, they’re unlikely to spend time deciphering those variations or exploring potential similarities. Instead, they might overlook the connections we could emphasize. We can certainly build a case for how these elements fit together, but it’s crucial to present that clarity upfront to capture their attention. 

Keep forms short. People often feel they don’t have enough qualified leads, so to make up for this they create longer forms on their landing pages. However, the more information you request, the less likely people are to complete it. You will see a direct correlation between the length of the information you require on a form and how many people complete it.  

Focus on value proposition: Clearly communicate the benefits of your offer. Highlight what makes your product or service unique and how it solves a problem for the user. Use concise and persuasive copy to capture their interest. This will increase the likelihood of them filling out the form.

Q:  What else should be above the fold on a landing page to boost conversion rates besides a headline and CTA? 

Eye-catching visuals play a crucial role in the effectiveness of a landing page by creating an immediate impact on visitors. High-quality images and videos not only enhance the aesthetic appeal, but also serve to reinforce your message and brand identity. For instance, relevant visuals can illustrate the benefits of your product or service, making it easier for users to understand its value at a glance. 

An effective landing page is a powerful tool for driving conversions and capturing leads. By focusing on clear messaging, compelling visuals, and strong calls to action, you can create an inviting and persuasive experience for your visitors. Remember to maintain consistency across your marketing channels, keep forms concise, and clearly articulate the unique value of your offerings. By implementing these strategies, you’ll not only enhance user engagement but also increase the likelihood of conversions. Start optimizing your landing pages today, and watch your leads grow! 

Ready to learn more? Watch the on-demand webinar now for more insights. 

Photo: Sasun Bughdaryan / Shutterstock


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Amber Montgomery

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Amber Montgomery is a Content Marketing Associate at Barracuda MSP. With a sales background, Amber intends to bring what's worked in the past into creating content that can help MSPs grow their business. In her role at Barracuda MSP, she will focus on creating assets to enable MSPs in sales and marketing.

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