Post by account_disabled on Feb 18, 2024 2:19:39 GMT -5
There’s a solid 3-month ‘free’ offer. You also see social proof in the form of logos and the 647 customers who switched…I also like the two bullets. Study this above the fold space closely for two reasons: The goal is to persuade the reader to fill out a form. It’s not a ‘how to’ headline but the target audience knows the answer to the question. Is this page super-simple and super-clear? You bet. It’s free of graphic clutter and noise. Perhaps what I like the most about the page: it tells the reader what to do in tandem with a strong offer. There’s a powerful social proof element…the 647 happy clients.
Finally there’s an answer to the “what’s in it for me?” question. The 3 free Buy TG Database months of service. That’s a big savings for a property owner. X Out – Acne Treatment System acne product landing page - above the fold The goal of the page is clear: buy! And there are two super-clear CTA buttons. There’s a “how to” headline; the copywriter simply left off the “how to.” There’s nothing super-complicated about the page. It’s extremely clear. One of the graphics uses a smiling image of a customer. I like the proof element above the fold; in this case the opportunity to watch a video.
The answer to the “what’s in it for me?” question: an easy way to control acne. Fly With Class Fly with Class - Above the Fold The pre-head provides a benefit…one-stop shopping. I like the image of the smiling and attractive flight attendant. Logos of travel organizations and airlines for social proof. Clear benefit in the headline. It’s believable. Again…it’s a “How to” headline. The next steps are clear. The form is not overwhelming. You get two options to respond: call or complete the form. The headline for the body copy is clear: you’re going to save on business and first-class travel.
Finally there’s an answer to the “what’s in it for me?” question. The 3 free Buy TG Database months of service. That’s a big savings for a property owner. X Out – Acne Treatment System acne product landing page - above the fold The goal of the page is clear: buy! And there are two super-clear CTA buttons. There’s a “how to” headline; the copywriter simply left off the “how to.” There’s nothing super-complicated about the page. It’s extremely clear. One of the graphics uses a smiling image of a customer. I like the proof element above the fold; in this case the opportunity to watch a video.
The answer to the “what’s in it for me?” question: an easy way to control acne. Fly With Class Fly with Class - Above the Fold The pre-head provides a benefit…one-stop shopping. I like the image of the smiling and attractive flight attendant. Logos of travel organizations and airlines for social proof. Clear benefit in the headline. It’s believable. Again…it’s a “How to” headline. The next steps are clear. The form is not overwhelming. You get two options to respond: call or complete the form. The headline for the body copy is clear: you’re going to save on business and first-class travel.