Daniel Burstein says, “If you’re engaged in landing page optimization, step back from the analytics for a moment and ask yourself a bigger question — why do we have a landing page in the first place?

Sure, you’re selling stuff. Getting leads. Achieving a conversion. Blah blah blah. Yes, that is all true.

But, all of those objectives have a fundamental similarity.

The objective of a landing page is to help a customer make a decision

And yes, that objective usually skews towards the get them to buy/donate to/download something. But by taking a customer-first marketing approach to your landing page, you can see them with a new perspective — not merely what you’re trying to get other people to do, but how can you help them through this decision.

One excellent place you can get this information is from customer service. What do customers have questions about? What concerns them? What confuses them? Should your landing page be able to answer these questions? If so, why is there a gap?

Hearing from customers in their own words

If you work for a very small company or you’re a solopreneur, you may be close enough to the customer to naturally get this information”.

Landing Page Optimization: Customer service can be a treasure trove of ideas for LPO

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