A common question we receive from our customers is if they can see any landing page examples that are suited for a specific niche.
Now we don’t make a point of tracking our customer’s sites but there are other sites on the web that crawl and index websites using different WordPress Themes. Obviously, we know what you can build with OptimizePress but there’s nothing like seeing examples.
We recently posted a lengthy article with 21 landing page examples from top tech companies and another 21 landing page examples from tech tools we use, all of which could be created using OptimizePress.
But rather than taking our word for it we thought we give you some proof of real-life examples.
Also one of those posts generated a few comments asking for landing pages examples from OptimizePress customers using blogs or running a service-based business.
Here’s the comment from Steve Welsh.
So Steve’s questions got our spiders crawling the web for sites specifically using OptimizePress.
In fact we found around 19,000 sites running OptimizePress!
With that many sites to go through, we started picking some of the nicer sites.
The goal of this article is to showcase landing page examples and websites that our customers are creating with OptimizePress to successfully run their business. We are not doing landing page critiques in this post just some general observations of these awesome sites.
Please click the images below to see a larger version of the landing page.
1 – Thriving Business Community
Site: www.thrivingbusinesscommunity.com
Niche: Business Skills
OptimizePress Blog: No
Thriving Business Community uses neutral colours and a simple layout. Making it easier for the eyes and improving visitor browsing experience.
2 – Mr Online Marketing
Site: mr-online-marketing.de
Niche: Internet Marketing
OptimizePress Blog: No
The landing page makes great use of optin form placements. Adding an optin form for both the top and bottom of the page.
3 – Mary Hong Art
Site: maryhongart.com
Niche: Arts and Crafts
OptimizePress Blog: No
Mary’s page is very streamlined and easy to navigate. Opting for a call-to-action at the very top of the page; limiting the requirement to scroll down the page.
4 – Fun Fab Playground
Site: funfabplayground.com
Niche: Personal Development
OptimizePress Blog: No
FunFabPlayground breaks down each part of the sales copy to its own separate section, making it very easy to read and digest. The headline copy is also very prominent and impactful.
5 – Fabiola Giunco
Site: www.fabiola-giunco.de
Niche: Modelling
OptimizePress Blog: Yes
Fabiola makes excellent use of colour; using very simple colour variations as well as nice placements for optin forms and calls-to-action.
6 – Modelversity
Site: www.modelversity.de
Niche: Modelling
OptimizePress Blog: No
This is another great site example that showcases simple design practices and colour combinations. Modelled from the same site as Graniola’s personal brand.
7 – The National Wellness Foundation
Site: thenationalwellnessfoundation.org
Niche: Health and Wellness
OptimizePress Blog: Yes
The National Wellness Foundation employs very good sales copy with a nice design layout. It also uses nice scrolling parallax backgrounds effectively.
8 – RDN Academy (About Page)
Site: rdnacademy.org/about
Niche: Nutrition
OptimizePress Blog: Yes
RDNAcademy has a nice clean site with a good content layout, organised into sections making it easier to read.
9 – RDN Academy (Online Bootcamp)
Site: rdnacademy.org/online-bootcamp
Niche: Business
OptimizePress Blog: Yes
Along the same theme as before. RDNAcademy again goes for a slick content layout and text that’s simple to read and navigate.
10 – Irresistible System
Site: irresistiblesystem.com
Niche: Health and Wellness
OptimizePress Blog: No
IrresistanbleSystem uses a nice minimalist layout and typography, making it pleasant to look at and navigate.
11 – Trading En Pijama
Site: www.tradingenpijama.com
Niche: Online Trading
OptimizePress Blog: No
TradingEnPijama uses a very nice organised layout with a clear call-to-action on top of the page.
12 – Yaneli Mejia
Site: yanelimejia.com
Niche: Wedding Planner
OptimizePress Blog: No
YanelMejia uses a very simplistic and minimalist design, focusing on call-to-action and opting for an efficient and straightforward customer experience.
13 – Cardell Media
Site: www.cardellmedia.com
Niche: Internet Marketing
OptimizePress Blog: No
Chris uses a very hard and busy design, focusing on the business’ core benefits and features to get the visitor to take action.
14 – Fattore Brucia Grasso
Site: www.fattorebruciagrasso.it
Niche: Weight Loss
OptimizePress Blog: Yes
This a nice illustration of a classic video style sales page, neatly listing the product benefits and features.
15 – Fuse Desk Partners
Site: fusedeskpartners.com
Niche: Customer Support
OptimizePress Blog: No
This is a great classic sales letter with nice formated typography and a laid out opt-in form on top of the page.
We have another 15 landing page examples you can see in part 2 of this article.
- Part 1 – Landing page examples 1 – 15 (You are here)
- Part 2 – Landing page examples 16 – 30
18 replies to "30 Landing Page & Sales Page Examples from OptimizePress Customers"
Thanks, this post helped me, and i recommend to my friends
Thanks for this post, this helped me,
Thanks for this, I’m actually writing a blog post on my site about affiliate marketing strategies and was looking for good examples of squeeze pages to show my readers. I am a customer on yours and love OptimizePress and it’s simplicity to create landing and squeeze pages at ease. and the fact that it integrates with major email marketing providers. I’ll definately share this resource with them 🙂 Keep up the great work, and I’m looking forward to seeing O.P. 3.0!
No a good look for Optimizepress when all these pages no longer exist.
Hi Onder Hassan,
These are fantastic examples for good landing pages.
Infact, I have recently written an article based on Optimizepress’s and few more good landing page that has all the right elements to boost conversions.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks!
Thank you for your time and work. I like the resources you share with us. I think a good landing page needs to follow three levels: consumer psychology, content, and design.
Hello
I try to understand what is the landing page used for the blog #8 RDN academy
Thanks a lot
I liked number one. Thanks, Hassan!
You’re welcome João,
Thank you for reading it. Glad it was helpful for you.
Thank you very much for the material. I just downloaded the new theme OptimizePress and I would like examples of websites built with the theme.
Would it be possible to send it to my email?
There’s a couple of examples on the SmartTheme launch blog post. We haven’t collected many other yet.
My website is built with Optimize Press theme. You can check it out here: onlineprofits.co.tz
Looks nice!
Very nice design.
In number 5. Fabiola Giunco, how did they manage to do a transparent header? I’ve been trying to work it out for ages!
We do have some CSS for sticky header. That would need some further CSS to make it transparent.
Dear David,
Could you share a link on how to do that CSS magic? I have the same task as Kevin. Search for this Feature as well.
Best regards from Germany
Oliver
…and how can someone find the CSS for that sticky and transparent?