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To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
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5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
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5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
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5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by integrating it into a chat-like, conversational format. But as a user, you might be wondering about the security of your personal and business information.
After all, granting access to your emails requires trust. To proactively address this concern, Spike has taken the initiative to showcase testimonials to convince potential users that their product is safe.
Another example is KlientBoost fiercely leveraging reviews to rebuttal various concerns that potential customers may have.
Whatever issue you have in mind, just pick and they already have an answer to that. Their approach not only demonstrates transparency but confidence in the service they offer.
Headline Your Testimonials
A strong testimonial can be a great way to grab visitors’ attention. Pick a testimonial that builds your credibility and use it as a headline. Make sure to choose one that’s concise and relevant to your landing page copy.
In the case of Zoho, their social proof speaks volumes by showcasing a tangible outcome of their platform’s effectiveness “65% increase in sales pipeline” and “reduced lead time to prospect time by 60%,” not only that, but the statement also has a strong endorsement for their brand.
Convince to Convert
To maximize the impact of your testimonials, strategically place them near key conversion points such as call-to-action buttons, the contact us page, or at check-out.
Exactly like this one from Salesforce, just as they try to convince customers to a free trial, a testimonial is shown.
4. Turn Your Call-to-Actions to Call-to-Benefits
Now, the most important duty of a salesperson (AKA your landing page copy) is to ask people to take action.
In landing page copywriting, it’s important to give your customer a reason to react, a persuasive call-to-action. You’re done charming them, you’ve provided value and answered their questions, it’s time to present your ask.:
How you ask matters.
The most effective call-to-actions (CTAs) have benefits baked inside them:
Learn More → Start A Project → Post Your First Project for Free ((how we would improve this further))
For services that you’re trying to get customers to learn more about , instead of the simple/boring “Learn More” give customers a reason to act.
Sign Up → Generate New Design → Build a Home
If you’re building your email list, peak your customer’s interest by turning your CTAs to something that’s customized to your product such as “Generate New Design”
Get Started → Try the Free Builder Demo → Design My Website
When trying to get people to try your product or service, instead of “Sign Up Now” try a more personalized approach such as “Try The Free Builder Demo” or “Listen to Music for Free”
-
5. Less is More: KISS (Keep It Simple & Specific), Don’t KILL (Keep It Long & Lengthy)
Good and profitable landing page writing = specific, simple writing. It doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you can say the same thing with fewer words, do it.
Write as if you’re talking to a single audience face to face, using the 5 components:
- Hook
- Problem
- Create curiosity
- Present solutions
- Call to action
Then edit and sandwich each with your customers’ words (social proof).
Start Leveraging Your Landing Page’s Conversion Power
The internet is full of mediocre copywriting.
If you’re new to creating a landing page or wishing to improve your landing page copy, follow these 5 tips and give yourself permission to be bad.
Good writing = (bad writing + good editing) x 1,000+
These five tips will make you a better landing page writer than a 4-year English degree.
But things can be tough in creating a great landing page, so you might need a hand that helps you map where to start.
If you want more content like this, comment below or get in touch.
Want custom advice on how to create or improve your landing page copy, book your complimentary growth strategy with us.
Value Proposition
Define what makes your brand unique and outline the benefits, advantages, or solutions that can answer your customer’s “WHY”.
Concise and Customer-Centric. Another good example from Fondue in their copy that clearly states what the brand does and most importantly, they focused on addressing both brands and shoppers.
Benefits vs Features
Customers don’t buy drills, they’re buying holes.
By focusing on the outcome rather than technical details, Snooz speaks directly to the needs of the customers offering a solution for a restful night’s sleep.
How To’s
It’s not persuasive enough to tell your customers you can help them.
It’s better to show them how:
A step-by-step guide will break the ice for your customers and help them get comfortable looking around your offerings.
Social Proof
Didn’t we say “Speak to your customers using their own words?” We mean literally doing that.
Correct Toes leveraged testimonials from doctors, runners, and athletes – who serve as the experts and key opinion leaders for their brand.
Showcasing testimonials from professionals helps build brand trust and establish credibility. If you have resources like so, use them to your advantage in demonstrating compelling social proof.
1. Mastering Hero Headlines: Think BIG
And I don’t mean just the font size, write big landing page headlines that evoke a rush of dopamine.
Think of the biggest problems you’re solving, the biggest enemies of your customers, the biggest wins you can give them, and the biggest transformations you can provide.
Sure, you can stage all the content that you want but your customers only continue to read if they get a hit of dopamine – give them what they want..
Come check out some landing page copy examples with big benefits:
Speak in absolutes to persuade:
-
Focus on the biggest transformation:
Solve a big problem, fast:
Canva, “Design made ease, and free”
For someone who has no design experience, Canva puts a reassuring headline that can inspire users to take big action. Their headline suggests that even people without design skills can create high-quality designs using the platform at no cost.
2. Stand Out from the Competition: Your Key Differentiator
When it comes to writing compelling copy for your brand, one of the most important things to point out is your key differentiators.
You need to give your customers a reason to choose you over all other competitors in the market. Your value proposition should be something that is really unique to your brand.
The key here is to find what your competitors haven’t claimed. Catch their weakness and blindspot, or speak the obvious that no one else has – as long as it’s something that matters to your customers.
Let’s take a look at some of the value propositions that stand out:
-
Jukebox, “The Best Smelling Soap on the Internet”
By calling out what makes their soap “REAL” and framing other soaps as the enemy, they create a sense of exclusivity, appeal to customers’ desire for uniqueness, and bring excitement to buying decisions.
Another way to capture your customer’s heart with your value proposition is to put emotion at the heart of your copy.
Don’t just address the problem you’re solving. Address the internal struggles and the feelings it creates in your customer.
Calendly built unique landing pages for people in different teams: (sub pages under solutions on their website)
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer retention
- Revenue operation
- Etc.
They use different copy to highlight unique value propositions for specific roles – this also demonstrates how much they understand about each target audience.
3. Testimonials that Speak Volumes: Supercharge Your Landing Page Copywriting with Social Proof
When something is important, say it three times.
Again: Speak to your customers in their own words.
Tried and tested, presenting customer testimonials and social proof is one of the best ways to build trust.
An effective landing page copy = social proof + (something else) + social proof.
Instead of using testimonials as standard customer reviews, let’s deep dive into some unique ways to make good use of customers’ words:
Let your customers rebuttal the Objections
Spike, an email communication app brings a modern approach to managing emails by in
