Finding inspiring landing page designs is something we do every day, but it’s easy to lose sight and go blank wondering where to get ideas from. That got us thinking, where else better to look than the top 21 tools that we personally use in our business.
So, we set out to review all those landing pages to give you some more tips.
We felt that expanding on the previous post would make a great follow-up and expand your knowledge in order to apply to your own landing page and sales page designs.
If you’re an avid reader of our blog, you will have noticed the common theme of design and page structure is constantly discussed in each article and how they all link together.
By the end of this article, you will have gained a complete understanding of the common design elements that make a great landing page and more importantly, how you can avoid these common landing page mistakes that kill your conversions.
Take lead from the big boys!
17 replies to "21 Landing Page Examples From Top Tech Companies [Updated For 2023]"
The information you shared in this blog is really knowledgable. Your post solved my lots of queries. Keep posting articles like this because these type of blogs helps us to be motivated and informative. really liked your website. Have a nice day!
Another publication that sheds light on my business. Especially the tips to be minimalists and not exaggerate in the number of fields to register very close to each other.
The tip about increasing the font size to facilitate the user experience was critical. Congratulations on the matter!
Great read once again David! The best part of this post, if you ask me, are your tips on how those truly beautiful landing pages could be further improved even though I don’t agree with the every suggestion you’ve made 🙂
Great post, however, everything you discuss is selling a “product or subscription” (even the pages that can be considered services are actually product services). How about doing some research specifically on service based pages. Using OP2 as a website, with service pages and blog. It would be nice to see best practices for those type of pages with a single CTA.
Yeah fair points Steve. We are slowly collating a list of customer sites to use as examples but with so many customers it’s quite a task.
We also don’t track these sites so it’s really difficult to find the great designs selling “service” type products. Not everyone shares there sites even though we ask 🙂
Look out for more customer examples and critiques coming soon.
Totally understand David, as you say you have so many customers using OP2. However, the sites you interrogate are usually large companies which is fine as we all aspire to emulate the big boys with bigger resources to craft a page. I would like to hazard a guess that over 90% of your customers are small businesses, solopreneurs using OP2 as a website with landing pages, sales pages, squeeze pages etc. How about having a competition to your email database, FB group picking 5/10 sites that you do a before and after…is that value to your customers? Will that be value for your prospective customers? Just a thought…
That’s the plan with the critiques. We’ll suggest improvements for sites that get submitted. I’ll post about that in the group today.
What’s your site? Can you send me a link?
ndigitalmarketing.co.uk
Ah yes!! Your site is on my radar!! Difficult to critique that one as is very nice but you can be first if you like 😁 ?
Thanks for the positive words, it’s ok you can be brutal, tear it apart, it’s all in a good cause 🙂 even if its showing the good, the bad, and the ugly, lol.
You weren’t the first critique but will be next 😉
Thank you for the feedback Steve 🙂
Keeping to a straight-forward singular mission seems obvious but in this shortcode enbedded world it’s easy to get blown off track!
Thanks for the great principles to adhere to.
Glad you liked it!
Glad you liked it Guy.
I think my favourite of the tips is number 20 – TIP: Add line height spacing around your headlines making them easier to read.
The correct use of spacing around your content, focuses visitor attention on the key message you are trying to communicate. This leads to increased conversation rates which as website owners increases our happiness rates :-).
We also have this feature in our LiveEditor 😏