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Yoga Teacher Training Landing Page Design | Course Sales Page for Live to Serve Academy
I designed a conversion-focused landing page for Live to Serve Academy’s online 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (Yoga Alliance RYS 200 and Yoga Australia registered). The goal was to turn visitors into enrolled students.
What I designed:
A hero section with a clear value proposition and a free-course call to action
A countdown timer for the early-bird offer
A course curriculum with expandable topic cards and a 12-week timeline
Faculty profiles and accreditation trust badges
Pricing cards with payment plans, plus an FAQ section and an enquiry form
The layout is mobile-responsive and built on Kajabi. It’s made for coaches, yoga studios, wellness brands and online course creators who need a sales page that builds trust and drives sign-ups.
Looking for a landing page designer for your online course, coaching program or wellness business? Message me to discuss your project.
Tags / skills: Landing Page Design, Sales Page Design, Kajabi Website Design, Online Course Website, Web Design, UI/UX Design, Conversion Rate Optimization, Wellness Website, Yoga Website Design, Coaching Website
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