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Hosted Landing Pages vs. Embedded Forms

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A client asks: “Should we be hosting our campaign landing pages in Marketo? As a matter of best practice, at our agency , we always recommend that clients host campaign landing pages on their marketing automation platform (MAP), but the advantages gained by going that route vary between systems, so the pros and cons differ also.

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Should You Use the Same Landing Page for Email and Online Ads?

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A client asks: “Can I use the landing page from an email campaign for online ads, say: search or LinkedIn, if it’s promoting the same asset?”. There’s an appeal to the economies of using one landing page across multiple channels, but the requirements are very different. Email landing pages should be short and sweet.

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5 Simple PPC Landing Page Changes that May Improve Your Quality Score

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As with most things, Google doesn’t disclose the precise algorithm by which quality score is calculated, but they do identify contributing factors – for example: expected click-through rate, the relevance of ad copy to the search query, and (notably) what Google calls “landing page experience”. Providing ease of navigation.

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7 Tips for a Successful PPC Landing Page

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Though it’s typical for marketers to invest more time and legwork in the mechanics of search (keywords, bid strategy, campaign structure), I’d argue that the majority of PPC campaigns are won or lost at the close: the landing page. The rewards from making even slight improvements to your PPC landing pages can be dramatic.

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How Much Copy Do I Need On My Landing Page?

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An effective landing page does two things, I would argue: 1) it validates the viewer’s decision to click on whatever ad it was that led him or her to the page in the first place, and 2) it closes the deal. In these situations, the landing page should simply reinforce the key selling message and get out of the way.

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Landing Page Optimization: Why Lower Conversion Rates Are Never a Good Thing

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Over at Marketing Experiments , Daniel Burstein posted recently on how what he calls “friction” on landing pages can reduce or increase conversion rates by making it easier or more difficult for prospects to complete a form. My prescription for where to set the friction dial on your lead generation landing pages is as follows: 1.

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Improving Demand Gen Performance with CRO

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CRO is a systematic, very deliberate process of modifying a Web page or Website with the specific purpose of improving the percentage of visitors who take a desired action, such as making a purchase or filling out a form. Define supporting pages for each user action. A highly trafficked page can generate test results very quickly.

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