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Why Use Landing Pages?
- rflrob 15y agoYeah, but why use landing pages at all? I never understood why some sites have a page whose sole purpose is to make you click something again. The only worse thing is a landing page with some sort of flash intro that, only if I'm very, very lucky, I can skip.
- bokonist 15y agoThe author is talking about landing pages, you're referring to splash pages. Landing pages should not require any additional clicks: http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/7177/What-Is-a-Landing-Page-and-Why-Should-You-Care.aspx http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/7177/What-Is-a-L...
- joshfinnie 15y agoThe article is about setting up landing pages for different web campaigns. I would assume that you would be selling something on these landing pages which would require additional clicks to get. I agree with the first original comment, are these the best idea?
- famousactress 15y ago2. iFrame version (gets around ASP.net nested issues) Just curious. What's this mean?
- andrewcooke 15y agoi am not sure the author is very technical. for example, they also say "it’s typically an better long term idea to setup a dedicated domain or subdomain for your landing pages" where i think they mean server, or apache virtual host, or something. if your company is called foo and has a site foo.com it would be odd to place the landing page on another domain (eg bar.com). [or i may be misunderstanding, of course]