The most powerful reason to use landing pages is that they can be carefully-customised to your specific campaign, conversion goals, and type of visitor.
In this case, Facebook advertising is a huge driver of traffic and revenues for eCommerce companies - and the number one channel for 72% of B2C businesses. If you have an online store, Advertising on Facebook is practically inevitable.
But many ( if not most) companies simply drive traffic to one, generic detail page or, worse (gasp!) to their home page. This treats all visitors the same - when, in fact, your visitors take multiple steps in the journey towards purchasing that require a completely different approach.
The better alternative? Send ad traffic to campaign-specific pages. You can create multiple landing pages to segment your traffic and connect with your audience’s needs. Here are the different stages of awareness for Facebook ad traffic - and how they influence the design and approach of your landing pages.
Cold TrafficThese are the prospects with no awareness of your brand or products. Cold traffic from Facebook typically needs more information before considering a purchase.
Landing pages for cold traffic should focus on weaving a compelling story about your product and its unique benefits. The visitor knows nothing about your brand - so a process of education and trust-building is key to developing the desire to take the next step.
Retargeted TrafficRetargeting campaigns engage previous visitors of your site. These people have some familiarity with your products, but may be hesitating to make the purchase.
Landing pages for retargeted traffic are more straightforward with a goal of addressing key conversion barriers and persuading the visitor to finally take action. This may be in the form of making a small purchase before your main product offering.
Purchase-Ready TrafficHow do you define ‘purchase-ready’? These are people who have shown interest or readiness to purchase. This could be through actions like add-to-carts, number of pages visited, and coupon opt-ins.
Landing pages for purchase-ready traffic have a simple goal - to make it as easy as possible for visitors to purchase the product they want. These should be stripped-down, hyper-focused pages with a clear emphasis on your call-to-action.
Existing CustomersPeople who have made a purchase before. It’s far easier to sell to existing customers than cold traffic. Facebook campaigns for existing customers may show recommended complementary products or exclusive rewards to build loyalty.
Landing pages for existing customers should keep existing customers engaged with your brand - and can take a softer approach in terms of sales.
Need help creating custom landing pages? Apexure specialises in designing conversion-optimised, hyper-targeted landing pages for eCommerce companies. Get in touch for a free quote.Adding a landing page to your Shopify store can be done one of a few ways.
The most basic approach is to create a new page in your Shopify store. You can do this by clicking on Pages in your Shopify dashboard and then click the Add Page button.
Image source: Shopify Now you can create a custom landing page in Shopify including any content, forms, images and video relevant to your promotion.
Image source: Shopify If you have a specific landing page template, you can select it from the right column, customize the content and then click "Save" when finished.
Shopify even includes some SEO fields to populate for your landing page to help with optimization.
The most basic approach is to create a new page in your Shopify store. You can do this by clicking on Pages in your Shopify dashboard and then click the Add Page button.
Image source: Shopify Now you can create a custom landing page in Shopify including any content, forms, images and video relevant to your promotion.
Image source: Shopify If you have a specific landing page template, you can select it from the right column, customize the content and then click "Save" when finished.
Shopify even includes some SEO fields to populate for your landing page to help with optimization.
Adding a landing page to your Shopify store can be done one of a few ways.
The most basic approach is to create a new page in your Shopify store. You can do this by clicking on Pages in your Shopify dashboard and then click the Add Page button.
Image source: Shopify Now you can create a custom landing page in Shopify including any content, forms, images and video relevant to your promotion.
Image source: Shopify If you have a specific landing page template, you can select it from the right column, customize the content and then click "Save" when finished.
Shopify even includes some SEO fields to populate for your landing page to help with optimization.
The most basic approach is to create a new page in your Shopify store. You can do this by clicking on Pages in your Shopify dashboard and then click the Add Page button.
Image source: Shopify Now you can create a custom landing page in Shopify including any content, forms, images and video relevant to your promotion.
Image source: Shopify If you have a specific landing page template, you can select it from the right column, customize the content and then click "Save" when finished.
Shopify even includes some SEO fields to populate for your landing page to help with optimization.
Landing pages are the secret sauce of the world’s most successful eCommerce companies. They allow for hyper-focused marketing that can engage specific customer segments and drive them to take action.
eCommerce is growing at an unprecedented rate. A paradigm shift is happening in terms of how shoppers buy products - resulting in a near tripling of growth in online sales (from 2019 to 2020).
The most powerful reason to use landing pages is that they can be carefully-customised to your specific campaign, conversion goals, and type of visitor.
