Now that Success Reimagined: Disruptive Impact had wrapped up, I think we can all agree that landing pages are at the front of our minds, right? If you attended Success Reimagined, then you are well aware of the importance of landing pages and how they differ from your regular website. That being the case, let’s take a look at the top things you can do to create a successful landing page.
Decide on a singular focus or goal. Remember, unlike your website, your landing page has one goal: conversion. This isn’t the place to tell your prospect your life story or give a laundry list of your offerings. Decide what your goal is and keep it about that. If you want to capture email addresses, everything on your landing page should work toward that. Leave the extras for another time and place. Your call to action must be desirable and CLEAR.
Keep your copy concise and compelling. Less is more. People don’t read, they skim. Now, don’t get too excited, less copy doesn’t mean it’s easier, it means you have to do more with less. Consider hiring a copywriter or an editor to work with you on this. Your landing page copy should be about what’s in it for them, not what's in if for you. Objectivity is your friend, so don’t be afraid to bring in those unbiased experts.
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Rise early at the same time each day. No hitting the snooze button, wake up and stay up! Entrepreneurs are a hardworking bunch and while consistent, quality sleep is essential, so is having waking hours to recuperate your mind and body. Waking up early is the perfect way to carve out those hours!
Avoid your phone. That’s right, AVOID IT. No laying in bed while checking your email or texting while you brush your teeth. The day is a blank canvas and you must start the day by priming it, not half-heartedly drawing in crayon! The morning should be a sacred routine that prepares you to be in optimum efficiency mode. Hold off on screen time until you are IN optimum efficiency mode.
Make your bed. After a long day of crushing it, isn’t it nice to come home to a neat and tidy bed ready for you to relax and unwind? Rest is essential, but so are developing physical habits that contribute to an orderly mind. Studies also show that those who report regularly making their bed in the morning are more likely to get a good night’s sleep!
Eat a quality breakfast. No more power bars or to-go coffees sans food, find a way to get healthy calories in your body when you wake up. Oprah eats a berry-rich breakfast, Barack Obama eats a full breakfast complete with eggs and potatoes, and Reese Witherspoon has had the same green smoothie daily for over a decade. Figure out what is doable for your lifestyle and prioritize a healthy and satisfying kick start!
Write down your intentions for the day. Whether this be a To-Do list like Michelle Obama or journaling like Richard Branson, take the time to put pen to paper and write it out. And no cheating by dictating to your phone or an assistant! Richard Branson swears by always writing things down himself. Studies show that writing things down yourself affect how well your brain remembers information versus simply saying it aloud.
Move your body. Tory Burch and Bill Gates are only two of many successful people who prioritize exercise in their morning routines. If you’re down for an hour-long gym workout, great! If not, consider taking a walk with the dogs, a swim, some yoga, or even a good stretching session to get that blood pumping and put yourself in a state of mind to tackle the day.
Schedule a joy appointment. Elaine Welteroth swears by scheduling moments of joy throughout the day (a practice she learned from author, Priya Parker). These are meetings that you treat the same as you do business meetings: you don’t cancel them, you don’t put them off- you prioritize your happiness. Want to spend 15 minutes reading? Do it. Want to eat a slice of cold pizza? Do it. Want to practice mindfulness while holding a puppy? Do it. Begin your day with a scheduled (and not transferable) joy appointment. Not only do you deserve one, it will help you be better at what you do!
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