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href="http://www.acceleratingitsales.com/2008/05/designing_better_landing_pages.asp">Designing Better Landing Pages</a> is an interesting article from the <strong>Accelerating IT Sales</strong> blog. Few industrial companies get &#034;landing pages&#034; right. Many don&#039;t have specially-designed &#034;landing pages&#034; at all: the web page which site visitors &#034;land&#034; on as a response to advertising or Google searches is just the page which most closely relates to the product concerned. Lots of companies just send everyone to their front page. What a wasted opportunity! For example, if you were sending out invitations to customers to an event, would you tell them to RSVP to [a] your switchboard, [b] anybody they know at the company, or [c] the person organising the event. Obviously it&#039;s the latter. But sending people to your web site&#039;s front page, as a response to a specific enquiry, is a recipe for a lost potential customer.</p><p><p><a
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