Landing page

A landing page is the page on your website someone arrives at after clicking your ad.

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The ad

Sponsored Office coffee, delivered weekly | Java Roasters Fresh beans for teams of 10 to 200. Get a quote in a minute.

Office coffee, delivered weekly

Price guide · Three client logos · Quote form

Keeps the ad's promise

Roasting in Manchester since 2012

The home page: the visitor has to hunt for office coffee

The ad's promise should be the first thing the page says. The home page, dimmed, makes the visitor hunt.

What it means for your advertising

Your ad makes a promise and the landing page has to keep it. An ad about office coffee should land on a page about office coffee, with a clear way to enquire.

Most conversions happen here, so the page's speed, clarity and form decide much of what your clicks are worth. A page that loads slowly on a phone loses people before they read a word.

An example

Java Roasters sends its office coffee ads to a page with a price guide, three client logos and a short enquiry form. 10 of the 240 people who land there enquire.

Java Roasters is a fictional business, and its figures are illustrative.

How we handle it

We review your landing pages before launch and tell you which need work before your budget goes live. While the campaign runs, we use what its results show us to suggest further improvements. How it works explains where that fits in building a campaign.

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