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Including a keyword you are targeting) can also help you rank better in the search engines (check out this guide to YouTube SEO and ranking for tips). Having an indexed landing page on your site that is keyword optimized raises its visibility for that particular query. Finally, always ensure that the headline of your landing page matches the headline of your email, ad, SEO copy, etc. for a seamless user experience. For example, if your ad is for “boutique stores San Francisco” then the headline of your landing page should have the words “boutique stores San Francisco” in the headline and be accompanied by relevant content. Top tip: Learn all about how local SEO to improve your visibility online. Why Choose DMI? 2. Build a separate landing page for each active promotion on closely matches the headline and body content of your landing page.
This is called ‘message match’, and it’s defined as “[...] matching the heading of Phone Number your landing page with the headline of the ad or piece of marketing your visitor clicked.” Message match is an important part of a great user experience. And because most B2C companies create and distribute a large amount of content across many different categories and product types, simply sending users to your homepage or a different product page from your promotional pages won’t allow that message to match up properly. For example, if you send an email that advertises local concerts in your area, including one they might be especially interested in, he/she will click on your CTA button to buy tickets for that concert.
If instead of a ticket page for that artist, you send the user to your site’s homepage where the promotional content is for baseball tickets, he/she will probably be pretty annoyed. Even if the concert tickets are still available, the user may become frustrated or confused and give up on buying them altogether. To combat such an issue, any promotion you run should direct customers to a dedicated landing page where the headline and content match your ad or email promotional copy. The user should immediately see contextual clues that relate to a click or search. You don’t want to make users take additional steps to find the correct content. Top tip: Learn more about the art of writing a marketing email. 3. Use Images Carefully 65% of people
This is called ‘message match’, and it’s defined as “[...] matching the heading of Phone Number your landing page with the headline of the ad or piece of marketing your visitor clicked.” Message match is an important part of a great user experience. And because most B2C companies create and distribute a large amount of content across many different categories and product types, simply sending users to your homepage or a different product page from your promotional pages won’t allow that message to match up properly. For example, if you send an email that advertises local concerts in your area, including one they might be especially interested in, he/she will click on your CTA button to buy tickets for that concert.
If instead of a ticket page for that artist, you send the user to your site’s homepage where the promotional content is for baseball tickets, he/she will probably be pretty annoyed. Even if the concert tickets are still available, the user may become frustrated or confused and give up on buying them altogether. To combat such an issue, any promotion you run should direct customers to a dedicated landing page where the headline and content match your ad or email promotional copy. The user should immediately see contextual clues that relate to a click or search. You don’t want to make users take additional steps to find the correct content. Top tip: Learn more about the art of writing a marketing email. 3. Use Images Carefully 65% of people