🔍 How You Should Build Your Above The Fold

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When we talk about video and we talk about the most important element - we talk about the hook. When it comes to your site, landing pages, and product pages - the equivalent is your above the fold. It’s what earns the scroll. So, let’s build one here…

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And a big thank you to SARAL for partnering with us and letting us create media for a livin’.

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Same Game, New Rules:

Go back 100 years and the same principle applies:

If someone you trusted recommended a product, you were 10x more likely to buy it.

Why? Because people trust people.

The biggest difference between 1924 vs 2024:

How easy it is for brands to collaborate with the people we trust.

And that’s where SARAL comes in.

With SARAL, one person can now work with 100s of influencers:

So it's never been easier for brands to build an army of influencers to promote your products.

Curious if SARAL can help your brand?

Your ideal customer visits your landing page.

It's time for your above-the-fold to shine.

Too bad they bounced.

Why?

Your above-the-fold didn’t do it’s job.

It didn’t earn the scroll.

Because a high-converting landing page breaks down into two parts with two different jobs:

Without earning the scroll you’ll never earn the sale.

So, let’s walk through how to create an above-the-fold that earns the scroll step by step.

There are five elements:

Let’s run through it.

1. How To Write Engaging Headlines

Naturally, we’re scanners.

This results in 80% of website visitors only reading your headlines.

So, when they read them — you need to hook them.

Here are some formulas you can use to write engaging headlines:

2. How To Write A Sub-Headline That Fuels Your Headline

Your sub-headlines goal is to explain, educate, or introduce how you make your headline a reality.

And open the door to introduce your product.

Because the best sub-headlines do two things:

3. How To Use Your Creative To Spark The Consumers’ Imagination

Your creative:

Don't just tell someone what you do, show them what you do.

4. How To Use Social Proof To Build Credibility

Consumers want to feel confident in their decision to trust you.

And because you're above the fold holds the most weight — it also must include the proof to back the claim.

It adds credibility.

It instills confidence.

And supports that value creation you promise.

5. Getting The Customer To Take Action

Your Call-To-Action serves as the bridge to the next step.

And provides the consumer with clear steps to take action.

Most CTAs are vague.

They don't emphasize the value creation on the other side.

And if you want the consumer to feel convicted when they tap your call to action then remind them of the value on the other side of their decision.

Putting it all together