Showing posts with label CTA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CTA. Show all posts

Thursday

Offers that cannot be missed

The offers in your webpage which boasts of the success of your customers will succeed only when the offers are done well. An amazing and unavoidable offer holds the key to your success as well as your customers.

Marketers are humans and so are our customers. And it’s very easy to lure a human into buying something by speaking about the benefits he would gain by just the purchase. The offers are designed in such a way that its ultimate goal is to get people to say “yes” to our offers. 

OnlineLeads in his lead marketing package makes its offers exclusive, scarce, and in high demand, which always becomes more desirable. Whether they are whitepapers, free trials, memberships, sales promotions, or download, these irresistible elements can overcome a lead’s typical friction, doubt, or concern. 

OnlineLeads offers are usually designed in such a way that it can trigger a physiological reaction that makes an offer more valuable. 

We hear you ask, so how do you create irresistible offers?

Friday

Which color do you choose?

There is a lot spoken about when it comes to the color of your blog. What does red represent, what does green indicate why is orange more catchier than any other color, blah blah. But just because they say the color Orange has high retention value when used for CTAs, do you use it all over the place and expect high leads online?

No. It doesn’t work that way. What about brands which have so many other colors, yet doing so well in brand building. For example, most delivery companies' color palettes are bright. UPS on the other hand is brown. They own brown in their category so much so that their color icon has become their slogan – 'What can brown do for you today?

It is neither a bright color, not a cute color. On the contrary, it’s quite a dull color, more earthy we could say, yet it works. Ultimately, you should be prepared to develop, monitor and constantly push your brand message in the marketplace. Your message should be simple and as consistent as possible in every marketing venue you choose to ensure that when people think of your brand that their perception is connected with your perception of your company.

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Wednesday

Time to clean up the page

No lead has enough time to go through and check for a poorly created landing page. The attention span is extremely low and time and again, according to the season and client request, the changes has to be made.

Here are some points to remember on how to clean up and optimize your landing page.
  • Get rid of extraneous copy and graphics - For an optimized landing page, companies should reduce the number of reviews displayed. If the same source has written two reviews, pick the best and display just one. If you have poor reviews, which are not too strong, then it would be smart to let go of such reviews from your landing page. 
  • Reduce the copy length – Time is something so precious that you have to buy it from your leads. Writing long and lengthy copies are not going to fetch you anything great. Smarter move would be in writing crisp copies and cutting down on the length. 
  • Organize your page - When messages are fragmented and scattered on the page you need to categorize the content down into product description and benefits, trial download features, and press logos and quotes. You can also create content blocks on the optimized page for each category. 
  • Positioning of content - It I s thumb rule that the most catchy content has to be positioned above the scroll line. The most compelling stuff should be up higher on the landing page, enabling prospects to take in more of the content without scrolling. 
End of your cleansing mission, you should have been able to make the page tidier, easier to read, and shorter; as a result, less imposing to prospects who land on it.

Want to optimize your landing page?

Monday

Having a compelling CTA

Wandering on your webpages and then heading somewhere else is not the motive. Your landing pages or webpages could be extremely educative, but whats the point of educating your leads, you could never get in touch with.

Creating sticky webpages which keeps the readers engaged for a long time is what helps companies in constantly adding up their lead count. Powerful language usage is one tip which can hold the reader’s attention. But whats much more important than this is the Call to action button.

Landing page is often the forgotten variable in online lead-generation marketing campaigns. Marketing teams end up spending so much time and money creating ads and offers and buying media... that they forget to continue to sell your CTA on the landing page, and so your prospects stall out and don't convert.

The headline, body and the design of the CTA has a huge impact on lead generation as well as lead conversion. Why would visitors download a free trial of software if they don't even know what it is? So, care should be taken in translating the ideas in exact words and also include bullet points describing key benefits.

Getting stuck in creating landing pages and CTA buttons?

Make sticky landing pages a norm!

Many companies still find it difficult to create sticky and attractive landing pages. Despite a catchy design and engrossing content, not many clients land on your page. That’s because of the lack of optimization. The main point in optimizing a landing page is through the flow of the control.

Just imagine you are watching a blockbuster movie at home. During the commercial ads you tend to flip channels and find out another blockbuster movie running on another channel. You watch and then again flip channels. However, when you are in a multiplex, you never do that. That’s because of the lack of distractions.

Similarly, when you design your landing page, design it such that your offer or call-to-action (CTA) looks like the only possible path through the page. Your landing page will be much more successful at converting clicks to leads when you eliminate links that allow visitors to navigate away from the page.

Now that you know that the only option to click for your customer is the CTA, ensure that you eliminate the top and side navigation too. Although this navigation would lead to your webpages and their inside pages, the motive of the visit gets lost on the way. There is no point in making your customers navigate across the webpages and not getting converted. Your motive is to convert them on your landing page and that’s where it should end.

Landing Page Optimization is not just dependent on content. It also depends on the design, number of hyperlinks, and the kind of keywords used in it. You need a professional and an expert hand to create a one of its kind landing page which can pull up strongly on search portals as well as make it sticky for those who land.

Need help in optimizing your landing page?