Minimalist painter Jo Baer’s Primary Light Group: Red, Green, Blue features three white squares framed with black and colored bands. Thanks to human psychology, the squares look like they’re floating.

Primary Light Group: Red, Green, Blue shows you don’t have to cover your entire canvas to make an impression. The same rule applies to landing pages. In fact, you probably don’t want every inch of your landing page to have content.

Sometimes, less is more. White space offers tons of benefits to your landing page flow, structure, and impact.

The early days of your startup will set the stage for your brand authority and awareness. It’s time to make your first impressions, and they must count.

But, don’t sweat it! We’ll help you tackle one piece of the branding puzzle with advice on building a startup landing page. These pages can be a key part of your online brand and digital strategy if you build them with meaning.

Let’s cover the main goals of a startup landing page and must-have elements to include.

From email marketing and blogging to landing pages and social media posts, these phrases or Calls-To-Action (CTAs) tell your target audience what they should be doing once they click on the button or link. Simple examples of CTAs are “Shop Now!” and “Know More.”

Your content marketing strategy influences how you reach your audience.
If you don’t have a content strategy, now’s the time to create one.

What if one of today’s hottest marketing moves was a real “blast from the past?”
Two years ago, the idea of an email newsletter sounded downright archaic. After all, didn’t those things die out over a decade ago? Now, however, email newsletters are more popular than ever before.
How did these newsletters become popular again, and why does it matter for your business? Keep reading to learn whether an email newsletter is a good fit for you and your business.

Customer engagement is a key element for success in any business. Your email campaign should promote your brand and engage your customers. As a business owner, you may not have much time to worry about email marketing. But if your customers aren’t opening your emails, you’re missing out on one of the most powerful marketing tools around. 

Change is hard. In a world where it seems like the next big thing is just ‘round the corner every day, there’s comfort in holding on to the old way of doing things. It’s part of the human condition, and history is littered with examples of people who weren’t able to recognize—or capitalize on—trends and events as they happened. 

If you launch a pay-per-click (PPC) campaign using a bunch of random keywords you think might work, will anyone click on your ad?

Although it might be tempting to do whatever you can to gain subscribers, this is a dangerous (and ineffective) tactic.
One of the most important things to focus on when starting with email list building is customer autonomy. To create an email list that truly fuels business growth, you should be using opt-in list building techniques.

If you’re not A/B testing your site, you’re leaving money on the table.
The only way to truly evaluate your conversion funnel and marketing campaign is to get data directly from your customers behavior.