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How To Create A Good Landing Page?

by brianboyer
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I was hoping that the awesome warriors of this website would be able to help answer a few questions. I am fairly new to Clickbank but have noticed the power and potential of using it and promoting products. But I had a few questions about creating a good, solid, attractive landing page for the product(s).

When promoting Clickbank products, should you stick to just 1 product per page?

If you do promote multiple products on one page, what would the best approach be?

What are the most effective tips for creating a landing page?


I have created multiple pages/blogs to test out different techniques but I am most curious about my current personal blog which promotes a few products on one single page. The link in my signature "Success Tools" is what I am talking about and I would appreciate any feedback on that page. Thanks everyone!
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  • Profile picture of the author brianboyer
    Anyone? There has to be some feedback
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  • Profile picture of the author unlimitedmarketing
    I woud recommend one MAIN product on your page (whatever keyword you want to focus), and write a lot about what it does, how it works, why it makes life easy, reasons to buy, etc. Focus on that one, if it is a landing page, you don't want to give people too many choices, because it will be hard to make up their mind.

    When I think landing page, I think. . .
    Get them to buy this ONE thing
    OR
    Get their email and address for a second shot.

    If they do buy that one product, THEN you can send them to a page with related products, and try to upgrade them to other stuff.

    Make it EASY to see what you have to offer, and don't confuse them.
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    • Profile picture of the author brianboyer
      Originally Posted by unlimitedmarketing View Post

      I woud recommend one MAIN product on your page (whatever keyword you want to focus), and write a lot about what it does, how it works, why it makes life easy, reasons to buy, etc. Focus on that one, if it is a landing page, you don't want to give people too many choices, because it will be hard to make up their mind.

      When I think landing page, I think. . .
      Get them to buy this ONE thing
      OR
      Get their email and address for a second shot.

      If they do buy that one product, THEN you can send them to a page with related products, and try to upgrade them to other stuff.

      Make it EASY to see what you have to offer, and don't confuse them.
      Thank you. I will do that
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      • Profile picture of the author TBInternetMarketing
        A review of the product works well. People respond well to other people telling them how a product worked well for them, rather than saying 'BUY THIS'.

        I'm not saying make up a review and lie. Take a look at the sales page and see what real buyers are saying. Then condense that into a summary and tell your visitor what other people say about the product and outline the features of the product.
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  • Profile picture of the author briancassingena
    I use both methods, one product per site and multiple products, however I always keep a multi product site in the same niche. If you have multiple niches it means a lot more work is needed on the site.

    (Affiliate links on the sites below...)

    A single product site is like the one I'm almost finished at http://maximumsuccessuniversityreview.com

    Here it's all about the one product, a review, bonus package, etc.

    Or you could go the multi product site like mine at http://homestagingreview.com

    This theme is the only one I could find with the nifty ratings table, and people can choose which product they want to look at from the site. This is like what we call in marketing a "yes and yes" close.
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  • Profile picture of the author brianboyer
    Thanks for all of the input so far. I have changed my page found in signature to one single review of a product. Hopefully this is better now. I have noticed more hops since I have changed it so it must be a positive change.
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