The primary goal of this landing page is to motivate prospects to get in touch with us.
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Continue your story from paid media / social media to ubs.com
- Banner ads and social media posts, should be visually and thematically consistent with landing page content
- Consider personalizing header content (image and/or copy) that reflects the paid media assets, to enhance user experience

Make value immediately obvious
- If the purpose of the page isn’t clear right away, users may leave
- Users should be able to grasp the value proposition within seconds
- Communicate the benefit
- Align and address to their potential goals and pain points
- Keep it light and snackable
- Put the essentials above the fold

Make conversion easy
- Ensure that users can follow an intuitive path to conversion from any part of the landing page
- They shouldn’t have to scroll to find buttons or search for input fields
- Buttons on the header can be useful for user who are ready to convert without more context

Compelling call-to-action
- Define the main objective of the page and set that as the primary button
- Button labels should inform the user what they can expect and benefit from (think of it as a call-to-value)
- Provide enough context around the button to support the conversion
- Whenever possible, keep the form directly on the page to prevent users from leaving the journey

Show users how they can benefit
- Focus and highlight tangible use-cases and stories the user can relate to
- Show them how they can benefit from ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ offering
- Testimonials, facts and figures, projected outcomes, simulator

Keep the page short
- Users often come through their mobile device – especially when traffic comes from paid digital media activation
- Infinite scroll can impact the effectiveness
- Shorter pages quickly guide customers to your call-to-action

Provide alternate journeys to prevent dead-ends
- If users decide not to convert, consider other topics that can be relevant to them
- Secondary materials should be positioned after the main content