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Today, we’re breaking down landing pages. Does yours answer these 5 questions? Let’s get into it.

And as always, thank you to our partners Taboola and Ahrefs.

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Your website will make or break your sales funnel.

But most people are shooting in the dark.

So here are five fundamental questions that every landing page should answer.

What is the difference between a feature and a benefit?

A feature is boring. It’s a meaningless attribute of a product without any context.

A benefit describes why those features matter by explaining how they’re valuable to a customer.

Exercise:

In 2001, why would someone buy an iPod instead of a CD player?

Was it because it had a new 8 GB hard drive?

Nope.

Was it because it let you carry around 1,000 songs in your pocket?

Bingo.

We start with benefits and transition into outcomes.

The benefits explain the usefulness of a feature.

The outcomes explain how that benefit improves your customer's day-to-day life.

A good framework for this section is to ask yourself, "Why do other people use this product?”

If an iPod lets you carry 1,000 songs, that helps:

A great example is the above picture.

It's naive to think customers won't shop around.

They probably saw a competitor first, and you ARE the shopping around.

So you may as well acknowledge the elephant in the room and call out your competition, direct or otherwise, in a way that shines a light on your best attributes.

Make it as easy as possible for the visitor to take action.

Move out of the way and help your customer click to the next step.

Bring back your hook from the top of the page.

Wrapping it up:

Don't publish your page unless you're sure you've answered these 5 questions below the fold:

And please - don’t publish and leave the page unchanged for months or years.

Install a revenue Heatmap and track performance of your page.

See which sections and buttons are driving the most revenue, and which are missing the mark.

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