Post by huangshi715 on Feb 15, 2024 10:26:48 GMT
In a post-apocalyptic world… There is too much faux drama in the copy (“chaos,” “order” and “in a world” to name a few). Makes it sound like fluff. The testimonial is misleading. The first testimonial is terrible. It starts like this: “This is a great class for a broad overview, but…” But? I immediately think the class has a downside and that it has no focus. It makes it sound like there is a class AND a workshop. I’m confused. What are these bonus sessions? Okay, so there is a workshop first, followed by a free “hands-on” workshop. So confusing. How do I pay? Will I be paying for the session on the next page after I complete the form? Outbound links to website/Facebook/Twitter: Don’t.
Do. This. Don’t put links to your social profiles on your landing page. Nobody Senegal Email List cares pre-purchase. CLICK TO TWEET 13. Heimdal Security Heimdal-Security-Zeus-Gameover-P2P-Cryptolocker-Detection-and-Removal-Tool-560 The navigation works. This is an example of acceptable navigation. Instead of linking to other site pages, it links internally within the page and scrolls down slowly enough that you understand the mechanics of how it works. What are you protecting? What type of infrastructure are you protecting? Is it for someone who uses online banking? I wasn’t clear on how it would help me specifically. .
Noooooo. The “more features” link takes you to a “Why Heimdal?” page on the website without a call to action. If you want to show more features, throw them into a lightbox popup or have an expandable section on the page that opens to show the extra details. There’s no urgency. You can choose to start a free trial or pay for it now. The price is discounted, but there’s no urgency. Make the offer time-limited to increase the desire to act now on the paid version. Use subtext below the CTA for this – it would get too busy inside the button. Make your testimonials clear. Introduce them with a subhead. As it stands, I have to read them to figure out that they are customers as opposed to information about your team.
Do. This. Don’t put links to your social profiles on your landing page. Nobody Senegal Email List cares pre-purchase. CLICK TO TWEET 13. Heimdal Security Heimdal-Security-Zeus-Gameover-P2P-Cryptolocker-Detection-and-Removal-Tool-560 The navigation works. This is an example of acceptable navigation. Instead of linking to other site pages, it links internally within the page and scrolls down slowly enough that you understand the mechanics of how it works. What are you protecting? What type of infrastructure are you protecting? Is it for someone who uses online banking? I wasn’t clear on how it would help me specifically. .
Noooooo. The “more features” link takes you to a “Why Heimdal?” page on the website without a call to action. If you want to show more features, throw them into a lightbox popup or have an expandable section on the page that opens to show the extra details. There’s no urgency. You can choose to start a free trial or pay for it now. The price is discounted, but there’s no urgency. Make the offer time-limited to increase the desire to act now on the paid version. Use subtext below the CTA for this – it would get too busy inside the button. Make your testimonials clear. Introduce them with a subhead. As it stands, I have to read them to figure out that they are customers as opposed to information about your team.