Replies posted by Allen

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RateShop_Inc
posted in Landing Page Review

Landing page not generating any leads at all

How are you PPC ads structured? Quality score? As others were saying the journey starts there. It looks like you’re testing or have two variations? https://approved.rateshop.ca/a.html https://approved.rateshop.ca/d.html Variation D talks about Fixed and Variable rates. You could add and split those two as both landing pages and for your PPC campaign. One all about fixed and the other variable. On Variation A have you tried using the “Rates from 2.74%” with the bullet point list and form at the top of the page? I like bullet point information because it’s fast to digest with what I need to know.

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4 years ago
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SocialSpark
posted in Landing Page Review

LP Feedback

It depends on how you would use a navigation bar. Landing pages should not have a navigation menu to other pages, especially that are tied to PPC campaigns. It might be okay if you had a navigation bar with links that go to certain sections of a long landing page. You could try a bar at the top of the page that follows a user down the page that has a horizontal form.

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Allen
5 years ago
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SocialSpark
posted in Landing Page Review

LP Feedback

Hi there SocialSpark, I have a few things to give feedback on: Check your mobile version first. Unbounce gives you an option to configure that. I pulled it up on my phone and if you check your analytics I wouldn’t be surprised if you have high bounce rates on mobile. Have you tried creating different variations yet? I recommend trying different variations with your call to action. Maybe one with just the form. Keep it at a 1:1 attention ratio that you can read about here: https://unbounce.com/conversion-glossary/definition/attention-ratio/ This might be more design feedback, but your logo looks kind of lost to me with that gray background. I see you have graphic images like “Responsible Recycling”. Do you have any client feedback to show? Create different landing page variations with different messaging. Maybe try a different headline instead of Custom ITAD Solutions. If you know if clients have certain pain points that’s a good place to start. I don’t know how you are craft

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Allen
5 years ago
Caroline_Kolln
Caroline_Kolln
posted in Ask a Question

Google Ads Call Conversion Tracking

Review this to see if it helps: https://documentation.unbounce.com/hc/en-us/articles/203509834-Using-Google-s-Website-Call-Conversion-Feature

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Florencia_Arancio
5 years ago
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adminCCRPEO
posted in Landing Page Review

Need to "message match" customer and get them to call on the phone

Hi there, I was able to review your page. Let me run a few things I personally see: I feel like whether if you’re on a desktop computer or a mobile phone everything is busy above the fold and it makes my eyes jump trying to figure out what to read first. Try different landing page variations in Unbounce. I understand your logo has some blue in it and that’s what you used for your CTA buttons. I would suggest testing a different color. When I first pull the page up the yellow stars stand out the best. Try a copy variation for Schedule Your Free Estimate that’s above the phone number and Request a Free Estimate button of the form to talk about getting a roof inspection. Since you’re using PPC you may want to create different pages with a specific service in mind. We’ve done landing pages that just focused on roof repairs. Or roof replacements. Inspections and so forth. You can adjust your PPC to follow suit which should also help with quality score. Maybe highlighting your test

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Allen
5 years ago
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bilenko.olesya.91
posted in Ask a Question

The distance between checkboxes

I’m not totally sure if we’re talking about the same thing without seeing what you have. But the example you’ve provided would make me try out some CSS first.

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5 years ago
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JBroome
posted in Landing Page Review

Increase form completions for no-cost assessment

Nice start on your Unbounce page! I have a few comments to share: The main image in your above the fold isn’t clearly visible. It could be just the size. In mobile it’s pretty hard to make out what this is. If you’re testing page variations in Unbounce I would try a different headline. I noticed in mobile there’s a quote saying “On average, businesses are attached every 40 seconds.” That spoke to me more than Cyber Security Assessment. I do see that you said you’re driving traffic with Google Ads and assume your current headline might relate to your ad group which makes sense. But test out different headlines with different campaigns/ads. For me the form gets cut off when landing and looking “above the fold” on desktop. Maybe try a test variation where the headline is aligned to the left and move the form up so you can see that nice colorful button at first glance. You could test a different form as well. Instead of asking for the name and email first. Maybe you could do a mult

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Allen
5 years ago
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elise_georgeson
posted in Landing Page Review

Onward Let us take care of the hassle, so you can take care of yourself.

Hi Elise, The first thing that popped out to me is that the page contents didn’t seem to be centered on my desktop screen. Then upon looking there is a horizontal scroll bar on my browser which is an indicator that something maybe pushing the page width or maybe some page settings in Unbounce needs adjusting.

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Allen
5 years ago
Mahurrinah_Sims
Mahurrinah_Sims
posted in Uncategorized

Button on my landing page isn't working

Hi Mahu, Do you mind sharing your landing page URL?

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mariesa
3 years ago
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geg1700
posted in Landing Page Review

Landing page Feedback for Instagram Automation Tool

Awesome! Yeah that looks great. No more text jumping 😉 I think your hero fits perfectly now with mobile. I think with the animation it would definitely lead eyes to notice the CTA right away. If you’re going to test and have heatmaps I would test different colors with the button. Since the animated text and and button are the same color I would be interested to know if there’s a difference if you made either the text or button color different from each other. If you’re getting enough traffic then it would be a useful test. If you just launched to get new users an idea is personally reaching out to some and ask them if they are enjoying the tool. Maybe extending the trial for feedback. You could also collect questions from this and have a FAQ on your landing page later on. A FAQ could replace that contact form. Good luck and send any updates!

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5 years ago
therapistmike
therapistmike
posted in Uncategorized

REALLY Dumb Question on tracking

Having your visitor focused on one thing helps with conversion rates. I like your “strict landing page dogma” comment! I feel people just don’t have that much attention span these days. If you’re considering A/B testing in Unbounce then I would indeed add your content of about me in a landing page variation. Copy your first version and add your copy. Therefore they wouldn’t have to leave and stay on track to click your actual CTA. Yes, if you’re using Google Ads and Analytics you can track. I checked you landing page and I don’t believe you have tracking on your CTA’s since I believe it does take them to a third party page to schedule?

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Allen
5 years ago
therapistmike
therapistmike
posted in Landing Page Review

Looking for Feedback on Landing Page for prospective Couples Counseling Clients

Hey Mike, Here are a few of my opinions: I think the hero/top section could use some spacing between elements. On a desktop certain things don’t look aligned. Maybe you can try to space out some of the headline, copy and buttons a little more. I feel that a page visitor’s eyes should be able to scan through each part easily. In portrait view on a mobile phone your logo looks small and can be hardly seen because of the background image. On my phone it doesn’t look centered either. I suggest between the desktop to a mobile phone you can try to darken the background image more. One way of doing that is by editing your page in Unbounce and using the advanced settings within the background options for that section property. You can use a color of black, check overlay and adjust your opacity to your liking such as 50. This could also bring your text out more since it’s a white font color. To me I would adjust the button sizes to be the same when I view it on a desktop. The button color

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Allen
5 years ago
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geg1700
posted in Landing Page Review

Landing page Feedback for Instagram Automation Tool

Nice page. I really like that there is some clarity in beginning and you’re niched down to fitness influencers. Here are my comments as I scanned through 😀 In my opinion I would try to review and adjust the image size of the phone screenshots in different screen sizes to bring up the title and CTA. I’ve noticed that I have to scroll to see the title. Because the animated blue words drop down to another line and I would like to see the CTA button right when I land on the page. I do like the message on the button and the “No Payment Required” message Maybe adjust the font size of the title too. Since there’s animation it makes the page, and especially the CTA button jump up and down. Now I noticed it’s interfering on how the scrolling looks. For instance if I stop on the page where it says promote, schedule, manage & broadcast it’s hard for me to read because the text is constantly jumping up and down. Do you already have users? If your have some reviews it would be gre

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5 years ago
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Tracey1
posted in Ask a Question

Rounded corners on a video?

Hi Tracey1, I don’t believe I see the code. You might need to use the “Preformatted text” option on the forum’s editor and paste the code with the quote marks. I did see that Wistia can provide a few embed options which one is an iframe embed code. You can see here: https://wistia.com/support/embed-and-share/video-on-your-website

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5 years ago
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Tracey1
posted in Ask a Question

Rounded corners on a video?

I’ve tried this before and here is what I’ve done. If you’re using iframe embeds from youtube and know a little about HTML & CSS you can wrap your embed code with a div. I see in Unbounce you have to use a “Custom HTML” tool instead of the “Embed Video” since the embed option doesn’t allow for extra HTML besides the iframe tag. Example: <div class="video-container"> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/NTzaUjPuqO0" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen=""></iframe> </div> You can leave the width and height from the embed if you would like because we’ll create CSS that will be responsive. Then you would add CSS class named “video-container” in your stylesheet and use: .video-container { border-radius: 10px; display: block; height: 0; overflow: hidden; padding: 0; padding-bottom: 75%; position: relative; } .video-container iframe { position: absolut

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5 years ago
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bronlund
posted in Landing Page Review

Increase conversion rate

Hey Bronwyn, Great page you got started there. That’s great advice with what Christine said about your Facebook ads and them being exactly what the lead expects from what they’ve read or got out of with your ad to your landing page. I couldn’t get to your FB ad. Yes, you should test having a video that is shorter as attention spans are short, but that does depend on your message and what your visitors want to hear. Make a variation in Unbounce with two different videos. Youtube recently changed the way you can show related videos and there use to be a code you could use at the end of your YouTube embed code to shut those off. That no longer works and I believe what is shown are thumbnails from videos from the same channel. Someone can correct me if I’m wrong. Also, is it necessary to get all of that information on your form? If not, try shortening your form to name and email, both required. Test out the form with 4 fields compared to the form with 2 fields. Less questions a landing pag

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Suthers
5 years ago
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LeftyLuke
posted in Landing Page Review

Landing page feedback for Email lead generation Golf addicts

Hey nice page! I like the animation above the fold. You could do some testing on the “Pre-order Sale” form. I noticed it was below the fold. Maybe test the form being shown to be immediately seen when a visitor lands on the page compared to what you have now. It’s a short form which is great. You could move it above the fold and have the fields side by side or have your animated graphic to the left side and the form to the right of that. This is an observation on your desktop layout. Another thing you could test is limiting the amount of links you have going to different pages and giving your web visitor one objective. You could add some of this information all on one page while keeping the objective of having the user just submit the form. If that’s what you’re considering as your lead generator. Great job so far and wish you the best!

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L
5 years ago

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