What is a landing page?

Landing pages are selling pages. Ideally - ONE page that:

• first introduces the proposal,
• then describes the “goodies” and benefits of YOUR offer,
• and finally, allows you to “skim the cream” - get a subscription, letter or call from a potential client.

And if you have a store or a catalog of goods (services), then get the transition to the store for purchase.

Should the landing page be located on a separate resource or on my website?

It is possible but not necessary. It is important to understand: a landing page in the perception of the Internet user is a separate page with a special offer. It can be physically located on the other side of the world. Or lie literally next to them. In any case, it is one click from your store. But its perception by the visitor - as well as the result - does not change in any way.

The only caveat: if the landing page is created on a reputable and specialized service with a high rating, then the likelihood of visiting it and triggering increases. And the availability of technical support for the service allows you to count on its round-the-clock availability.

Landing against the site - a real contradiction or myth?

In fact, the problem is far-fetched, and there is no contradiction. The landing page (selling page) and the regular site differ in many ways, but they don’t “fight” at all, and in many cases, they successfully complement each other. You can own and use productively:

• Separate landing (one or more),
• A separate site (corporate office, storefront, catalog, store, online magazine or online school),
• A site with an unlimited number of landings.

And you can actively use a bunch of landing sites (your own or others), extracting the maximum benefit from this.
It all depends on the specific tasks that you set for each element of this scheme and their successful combination.

What are the main differences between a landing page and a site?

• The "purity" of the idea and its visual display,
• Refusal of all superfluous, doubtful and "passing" elements,
• Maximum emphasis on the main thing, use of the most effective means and formulations for this,
• As a rule, the solution of one single task: to convince or inform about something, sell something, attract customers to the store or participants for some specific event.

What is necessary to create a good landing?

1. Clear and detailed information about who and why the landing page is created. A full description, actual and digital characteristics and a sufficient selection of illustrations. Approximately the same as you would surely introduce to a future partner, investor or buyer in order to arouse trust and desire to cooperate and buy.

For what? To arouse trust and desire to cooperate or buy. And, so that there is no room for silly questions. Smart ones are welcome.

2. An idea of how the landing page will "work". In other words, the script. Where to start, what to talk about next, then to complete a "conversation" with a landing visitor. Where and what accents to place. What to say (or keep silent). And how to bring a potential customer to the most important thing - the formed desire to buy.