Let Visitors Edit Your Landing Page

Why?

Get insight on what might be working and what doesn’t, while at the same time getting the visitor to go through the landing page again, giving you another chance to convert them.

How?

Have an exit intent pop-up asking the visitor to help you with the page by clicking the parts they liked or disliked and giving their input on them. If they agree they’ll be shown the page again but now when they click on a paragraph or select a sentence, they will get to choose if they liked it or not and write their short explanation as to why.

 

Socially Interactive Landing Page

Why?

When there are enough concurrent visitors to your landing page, it might be worth your while to start interacting with them.

How?

A software service that lets you – by adding one line of code to your landing page – open a joint chat. This chat will automatically open for all visitors currently on that page, and they can all see how many are on that page now. Each one has a temporary username that identifies him, and you have a special one that all can see is the moderator – just like in a webinar. All of you can now chat. You can take control over the conversation, ask if anyone needs help, guide them through the page, etc. One more thing you can do is ask the visitors if they want you to go through the page with them and basically give a webinar. To do that, the ones who want that need to click a button that will allow you to control what they see on the page. Their page position will mirror yours, so when you scroll up and down, click on a video, etc., the same will happen in their browser (as long as they stay on the page or don’t disconnect from this “webinar” mode.) You can also highlight and draw on specific parts of the page, and they will see it.

 

On the Spot Ad to Landing Page

Why?

A more congruent and less jittery experience for the user.

How?

When clicking on the ad, an overlay with the landing page opens on the spot, without the user being redirected to a new page.