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What Is a Landing Page?
A landing page is a focused web page built around a single goal — usually converting a specific visitor into a lead. Done per-campaign, it is closely related to a microsite.
Why landing pages matter
A general homepage tries to do everything; a landing page does one thing. That focus is what lifts conversion.
Matching the page to the source and intent that brought the visitor is one of the highest-leverage moves in marketing.
What makes a landing page convert
A clear headline, a single obvious call to action, message match to the traffic source, and friction removed.
Landing page vs microsite
A landing page is usually one page; a microsite is a small, purpose-built set of pages for a campaign or audience.
Key takeaways
- A landing page is built around one conversion goal
- Focus is what lifts conversion
- Match the page to the visitor's intent
- One clear call to action, friction removed
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FAQ
Common questions.
What is the difference between a landing page and a homepage?
A homepage serves many goals; a landing page is built for one, which is why it converts better for a campaign.
How do I improve a landing page?
Clarify the headline, use one call to action, match the message to the traffic source, and remove friction.