After reviewing landing pages for multiple brands, I noticed these 3 mistakes are holding their

After reviewing landing pages for multiple brands, I noticed these 3 mistakes are holding theirAfter reviewing landing pages for multiple brands, I noticed these 3 mistakes are holding their

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Tarik Eamin

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• 1d

After reviewing landing pages for multiple brands, I noticed these 3 mistakes are holding their conversions.

1. Vague Headline

Generic headlines that don't answer what it's for or what its benefits are.

Solution

Your headline should answer who it is for in 3 seconds with its benefits.

2. Unclear CTA

Either too many CTAs or a generic CTA.

Solution

Your CTA should guide the users to the next step or bring them back to the website.

‘Learn more’ is generic. Use ‘book a free consultation now’ for a direct CTA.

𝟑. Unauthentic Social Proof

No clear logo or detailed testimonials.

Quotes like "Great tool" don't build trust.

Solution

Use numbers, stat and detailed descriptions in your reviews and testimonials.

"Cut onboarding from 3 weeks to 4 days" is specific with numbers.

What’s the one mistake you see most in landing pages?

Olayanju Teslim

• Mar 3

Designed a landing page for a financial technology app

FigJam Framer Figma

Tarik Eamin

max

• Mar 3

No one books a home they don't trust.

Redesigning Artic Media's landing page, our priority was to establish that trust.

With clear visuals and structured social proof, we made sure to provide simple navigation that removes friction.

Because people won't come back to a site that doesn't feel safe about their homes.

What’s your thoughts on this redesign?

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Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 3

Strong repositioning. The shift from feature-heavy to trust-forward is clear in the after state. Structuring social proof above the fold likely reduces cognitive friction early in the decision journey.

Denis Faerman

pro

• Mar 1

Two gym hero sections. Version A • Clear offer • Sticky CTA • Social proof • Focused hierarchy Version B • Generic headline • Small CTA • Nav dominates • No trust signals Which one would you bet converts more? A or B?

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