Easily convert traffic into leads and grow your email list using this classic two-page funnel. The pages are designed with a free ebook in mind as your lead magnet, but it would be easy to convert it to any other offer.
The landing page features space for your logo, followed by the main section with your ebook cover image, headline, subheadline, and opt-in form. There is also a section where you can let people know 3 things they'll learn in your ebook (get them curious!), and you can change out the icons to be relevant with each of your 3 points.
The Thank You page has a large, bold headline and a button for your leads to instantly download the ebook. There's also space for you to let your audience know how to take next steps (such as emailing you, following you on social media, joining your FB group, or scheduling a consultation).
All pages are mobile-optimized and feature prompts to guide you as you add copy on the page so that you know exactly what type of content to put in each section. Plus, all images used in the funnel are royalty-free stock images, and all colors, fonts, images, and page elements can easily be changed to match your style and branding. This means that setting up and launching your new funnel will be a breeze!
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Thank You Page
Build trust with your new audience by immediately following through on your promise - the Thank You page lets them instantly download their free ebook (or link to your customized lead magnet offer). You can also give them next steps to take so that you continue to build your connection with them and keep them moving through your customer journey.
Lead Capture Page
Send traffic to the lead capture page so that you can grow your own email list. Leads will opt in on the page, in exchange for a free ebook (or customize for another offer, such as a free video, email series, or personal consultation). The page is intentionally simple so as to not overwhelm your audience or give them too much information, which could give them reasons to object and not opt in. Keep it simple and get people curious so that they want to opt in and learn more!