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Mobile-Friendly Landing Page Design For smart marketers, much of the focus this
year has been on mobile optimization. With
72% of Americans owning smartphones, not
optimizing your digital assets for mobile
devices means you could be losing out on
potential customers.
One asset that is especially worth your time
to optimize is landing pages. For many
businesses, landing pages are the most
effective marketing tool for directing
customers to exactly where you want them
to go on your website. Below, we share five
mobile-friendly landing page design best
practices:
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5 Mobile-Friendly Landing Page Best Practices to Follow
1. Consider Size and Speed
The larger landing pages are, the slower they will load on smartphones. Most mobile users
will start abandoning sites after six to ten seconds of loading time, so keep image sizes as
small as possible and use HTML for text. Headings should be around three or four words;
out of every ten people that visit your site, only an estimated two will go on to read past
the heading.
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2. Use a Streamlined LayoutLanding pages that use a single-column layout will perform best on smartphones. Keep
landing page content as succinct as possible to present a more streamlined experience for
viewers. It’s also important to avoid including links to other pages or anything that might
navigate them away from your landing page, as your goal is ultimately to direct viewers to
take your desired action.
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3. Make CTAs Visible
Put your CTA in multiple spots on your landing pages. When it comes to mobile devices,
you won’t always be able to predict what constitutes “above the fold” because of differing
phone sizes and resolutions. Placing a CTA at the top of your landing page and another at
the bottom will help make sure that your message doesn’t get missed.
You also want to make it as easy as possible for users to immediately contact you from
their mobile devices. A button with active language like “Email Us Now” or “Click to Call”
gives them a fast way to act, and a Google study showed that 70% of users accessed a
“Click to Call” button during their purchase process.
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4. Keep Forms Short and SweetForms are great for quickly capturing contact information from your leads, but if users don’t
want to fill them out, they’re useless. Landing page visitors tend to start abandoning forms
after three fields, so keep them short, and get any additional information you need from
visitors after converting them.
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5. Proactive Management
Don’t settle for landing pages that could perform better—use testing to ensure your
content is always mobile-friendly. A/B testing will help you make sure your landing page is
optimized to drive results, so keep an eye on your analytics and tweak assets with dropping
rates. Take it from business expert Chris Brogan (@chrisbrogan) who advises, “Don’t settle:
Don’t finish crappy books. If you don’t like the menu, leave the restaurant. If you’re not on
the right path, get off it.” (Source: Kissmetrics).
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