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| Warrior Member Join Date: Dec 2010
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I'm working on landing pages for insurance keywords. I'm not a strong writer, so I am considering Copyblogger's Premise plugin to get me going. I'm attracted to the educational aspects of Premise. There a lot of great landing page examples on the forum, but it seems that insurance landing pages are a little different than most. The major sites typically have a quote box with some smiling people, a car, house, etc. The Premise examples look more like a sales page than my competitors landing pages. I'm proficient with Wordpress and CSS, should I just try to replicate a competitor's landing page? I'm worried about spending a lot of time on building landing pages that I decide I don't like a week later (happens often with my theme design work). Thanks! |
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| Copywriting Strategy War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Down Under
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1. Don't "decide" you don't "like" a landing page, let your split testing decide for you. 2. Split test a page similar to a competitor's page, vs a sales style page 3. Split test (Should be #1 really) |
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| Warrior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Kingman, Az
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Good advice... it pays to split test.
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Great advice. It really takes a lot of the pressure off. Thanks!
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