Launch your next landing page in minutes. Don't overcomplicate it.

Hey 👋

I'm running a startup studio / agency. We work a lot with early-stage non-tech founders.

We believe that you need to launch your landing page and social/blogs from the day 1, before you even start building your product.

You need a landing page with your offer because that's how you validate your idea. Basically you spread your landing page url across as much as you can and see how many visitors converts to sign ups. You refine your page and copy to convert more users. You can add pieces of future UI interface to explain value more.

But it's shocking how many founders stuck in paralysis from analysis. They start overcomplicate the process, try to create "beautiful" design, even hire developers for their pages. Some of them don't have a landing page for months, it's wild.

So no matter what you're building, make sure you launched your landing page v1 on the day 1.

If you don't know where to start — use this guide from Harry Dry on landing page structure to keep your focus. (check his other pages too, he has a lot of solid examples and explanation).

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Now we can build a page for clients right on the intro call. It sharpens our focus on product and gives immediate value to the clients.

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