You did it!
You spilled blood, sweat and tears but your sales page is finally up and running, ready to convert those visitors into customers.
First of all, congrats on taking the leap. I know it can feel like giving birth to an 8.8 pound baby to get that first version out there.
But just like you don't stop taking care of your baby, you shouldn't consider the first version of your sales page to be "final".
Let me show you 3 improvements you can make on your sales page today.
A landing page has only one purpose: converting your visitors.
That’s why landing pages are so effective for growing your email list and your business. They do only one thing, but they are insanely good at it.
In this video you’ll discover the 3 types of landing pages every serious online business should create on their website to have higher conversion.
"Good Afternoon! Would you like to know when our next exposition is happening?" the museum clerk asks when you walk in.
"No, thank you. I'm just looking around for now" you answer.
"Okay, enjoy the photo exhibition, sir."
15 minutes later, after you've made your way through, decided you loved the exhibition and want more, you stop to ask the clerk: "Excuse me, how can I stay informed about what happens at the museum?"
"Simply give me your name and email sir and I'll add you to our list."
2 minutes later, while walking out, you're reading the welcome email on your phone and starting to plan which exposition to explore next weekend.
Now imaging what would have happened if after greeting you, the clerk simply disappeared... Would you still have signed up?
Same holds true for your website visitors. If they can't find where to sign up, they will just leave, never to be seen again.
Discover how the Sticky Slide-in can fix that problem for you!
Traffic doesn’t matter.
Please don’t boo me off stage just yet... Give me a few minutes to explain why this is.
When we talk about A/B testing, the very first concern people always have is: Do I have enough traffic?
Harry's comment on the Thrive Optimize A/B testing webinar sums it up perfectly:
"This sounds all very well, but the requirement is that you need a lot of traffic on your website to have enough data to do A/B testing."
And I understand where he’s coming from, but the full story is more nuanced than that...
For Christmas we made a super valuable offer to our Thrive Suite customers. We organized a Conversion X-mas contest that allowed them to win a complete landing page make-over. This included a new custom design made by our designers and marketing and copy writing advice from the marketing team.
Hundreds of Thrive Suite customers sent in their pages and 5 of them got picked to get marketing and design advice to increase their conversions.
Today we're showing you the before and after we did for our first winner. This landing page is a lead generation landing page.
Watching what we did for this landing page will surely give you some inspiration on how to improve yours! Let's dive right in.
One of the biggest advantages of using a visual editor like Thrive Architect is that you can use pre-designed elements.
This makes building a page or writing a compelling blog post so much easier and faster.
In the latest update of Thrive Architect, we've added 3 new elements that will help you do just that. Let me show you.
Tony clearly has a problem with lightboxes and the 69 thumbs-up reactions on his Facebook comment prove he isn't the only one.
Whenever lightboxes or "pop-ups" are mentioned, you'll find reactions like these:
“Lightboxes are annoying!”
“When I see a lightbox I simply leave”
“You’ve lost ALL credibility”
But let me tell you a (data backed) story…
When we decided NOT to do any discounts on Black Friday and give half of the revenue of membership sales to charity instead, we did not know what was going to happen...
Would people still buy our products? Would Black Friday mean a huge drop in sales or would our potential customers be on board to make an impact in the world?
Let me show you the results.
Santa is coming early this year...
In this article you'll discover our biggest templates bundle yet AND the free set of icons that goes along with this bundle.
Curious? Let me show you!
As a local business, you need "Google insurance".
You want to control what someone sees when entering your business name in a search engine.
The only way to control your web presence is through your own website. And for a local business, a single-page website is a great solution!
The reason behind this is that you don't need all the bells and whistles an online business needs. You need a simple and clean solution to show off what you're doing, how customers can get in touch and provide some social proof.
That's exactly what our new 'one-page-site' template is made for! You can find it now in the Thrive Architect templates library.
