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Product page or landing page for your ads?
Neither by default. It depends on how warm the click is.
Cold traffic needs a page that does the selling. Warm and hot traffic need fewer steps.
Either way, the page should finish the ad's sentence. Then test it.
finish the ad's sentence is a good way to put it. cold clicks landing on a bare product page bounce so fast cause nothing tells them why they clicked
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How a LinkedIn presence helps B2B businesses (AI product owners ,authors ,coaches , agencies)
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And before they book a call, most of them check you out on LinkedIn.
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Shortens the sales cycle.
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A silent or messy profile does the opposite. Buyers assume the business is small, slow, or unsure of what it does.
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