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Elements of Top Converting Landing Pages [Infographic]

By Stephen Fairley on May 2, 2018
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Landing pages are critical when it comes to converting visitors to your website, blog, social media post or e-newsletter into qualified leads. So if your law firm marketing is directing traffic to the home page of your website instead of a dedicated landing page, you are missing a big opportunity to capture more leads.

In fact, dedicated landing pages have been proven to more than double conversion rates when compared with website home pages. This is because they are created specifically for converting leads, featuring specialized content and offers that appeal to a targeted audience.

To make your landing pages pay, you need to know the basics about how to create a highly effective landing page.  You can start by reviewing the infographic below that details a recent study of landing pages by Unbounce, which analyzed more than 18,000 landing pages to determine benchmarks for conversion, traffic, speed and content. Use this data to build landing pages for your law firm and see if they convert better than your old landing pages.

Elements of Top Converting Landing Pages [Infographic]

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Stephen is the CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company specializing in lead conversion for small & medium sized law firms. Over 18,000 attorneys nationwide have benefited from learning and implementing the proven marketing and lead conversion…

Stephen is the CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company specializing in lead conversion for small & medium sized law firms. Over 18,000 attorneys nationwide have benefited from learning and implementing the proven marketing and lead conversion strategies taught by The Rainmaker Institute, LLC.

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