How Can a Landing Page Help You In a Mobile App Promotion?

If you are interested in your mobile app advertising, we will tell you how to promote a mobile app with the help of a landing page in this article.

If you have no idea of what a landing page is, it doesn't mean you've never seen it. We are pretty sure you've seen it a bunch of times. To make it clear, a landing page, in it's widespread meaning, is the first page where a user starts his interaction with your product, or, in other words, where they 'land' first. However, speaking about a landing page in the context of marketing, another more specific term fits here better.

A 'landing page' is a page of your website which has a specific objective: to present and sell your product. Unlike homepages which usually have lots of different options that distract the users' attention, a landing page provides the exact information that your potential user needs.This is the reason why analysts say landing pages are much more efficient for mobile app marketing than homepages.

A thoughtfully made UI/UX design of a landing page can help you improve the following marketing stages:

The first thing that users require while searching for a new app is a quick and clear information. When you use a web home page for your traffic, you should understand how distracting and annoying it can be for users to find the information they needed with all the different options proposed.This is where a landing page gains the upper hand.

A landing page allows you to clearly promote your app's brand with a brief description to catch your audience.You can supplement your introduction with more copies, to tell about the features and benefits. Moreover, to create a landing page which will show all facets of your app, you can use your app's screenshots to demonstrate the features, or make a video, so people are able to get a detailed preview. Visual info will help users have a realistic idea of how your app works.

Here are some tips for a successful app's storytelling:

If you want people to know about your app, you need start your marketing campaign even before the app is launched. It's crucial to ensure that there will be people interested in using your app.

A pre-launch landing page can start to build anticipation, generate leads with your potential customers and create a successful future launch. A "coming soon" landing page usually has a call to action button that suggests users to sign up for further updates, which requires email addresses and some personal data.

Once you get the data, stay in touch with your potential customers and keep them interested on what are you up to. Although, remember the "rule of seven" (an old-school marketing concept) which says that people need to hear about your product seven times before they are willing to take action.

When you need to gain online visibility, SEO (search engine optimization) is what makes your product visible on the Internet. Landing pages optimized for search engines are particularly engaging to the algorithms that decide whether or not a page is valuable to users.

A pre-launch landing page is the best place to start with the SEO activities. Choose the right keywords and put them into URLs, titles, meta tags, names of images and description copies. However, you shouldn't forget that, first of all, you create your landing page for people who will use your app, not for a search engine algorithms. That's why your texts need to stay human-friendly, so users must enjoy visiting your landing page. Moreover, if the keywords and tags are overused, a search engine can easily ignore your page.

It is also important not to neglect your optimization once you have a successful app launch. Furthermore, it will need an expansion with you traffic growth. The right conduction of SEO activities, as well as the regular testing of new approaches and keywords will ensure your success.

A/B testing is an experiment where two or more variants of a page are shown to users at random, and statistical analysis is used to determine which variation converts users better. This helps you to endure careful changes to your landing page's UX and see how it affects users' behavior.

A/B testing is an essential part of creating an efficient landing page. For example, if you want to improve your landing page conversion form, try changing the headline, images, form fields, call to action, or overall layout of the page. The testing will help you discover which changes had an effect on the user's behavior, and which ones did not. After several tests, you can combine changes that had the best effect to build a landing page efficiently.

Here are some examples of how the A/B testing on landing pages helped big companies increase their conversion rates:

If you've already decided to build your own landing page, here is a list of aspects which will help you make it effective:

Here we showed you that a good landing page can really help you in a mobile app promotion. If our article has already inspired you to create your own landing page, just drop us a line and we are ready to help you!