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The basic premise is you set up a landing page that sells your product or service, and after someone clicks "buy" "add to cart" or "sign up" you count that as a
by hayksaakian 13y ago
The basic premise is you set up a landing page that sells your product or service, and after someone clicks "buy" "add to cart" or "sign up" you count that as a conversion.
Drive initial traffic to test via PPC in order to avoid social bias.
- drivingmenuts 13y agoSure, but what are they buying at that point except an empty promise? Or are you just getting them to click buy, only to arrive at a "Not yet open for business" shopping cart?
- wpietri 13y agoYou could do the "not yet open for business". That's a little rude. The polite thing to do is say, "Great! That product isn't ready yet. We'll contact you when it is. What's your email?" Or you could say, "Hey, we're still working on this. Could we contact you to find out what's most important to you about this product?" Another option is just to flash an error message and redirect them back to Facebook or Google or wherever they came from. They will pretty much instantly forget about you: things are broken all the time on the web. That's kinda lame, though, so I'd generally lean for something that invites further engagement.