What are the most common landing page mistakes?
Efri · 1 min read
At a glance
9 parts
- Nobody can tell what it is
- Written from your side, not theirs
- No obvious next step at the point they're convinced
- Too many things to do
- Hiding the price
- Answering the easy objections
- Trying to talk to everyone
- Nothing that proves anything
- Built for you, not for a phone
- 1Nobody can tell what it is. A stranger should know what you do within seconds. Most pages open with a clever line instead of the actual thing.
- 2Written from your side, not theirs. Features you're proud of, instead of the problem they came in with.
- 3No obvious next step at the point they're convinced. One button at the bottom, and they were ready halfway up.
- 4Too many things to do. Book a call, download the guide, join the newsletter, start a trial. Give people four choices and they take none.
- 5Hiding the price. Makes people suspicious, and they leave to go find it somewhere else.
- 6Answering the easy objections. The comfortable ones you wish they'd ask, not the real ones they actually have.
- 7Trying to talk to everyone. So it lands with nobody.
- 8Nothing that proves anything. No numbers, no specifics, no screenshots. Just adjectives.
- 9Built for you, not for a phone. Most of your traffic is on a phone.
The quickest way to find yours: show it to five strangers who match your buyer, and ask them what it does, who it's for, and what it costs.