What is the most challenging part in building a landing page for your product?
Building a bespoke landing page for a SaaS product is a tough job. There are a lot of elements that need to work together to craft a compelling landing page. I wanted to understand which step of the landing page is the most challenging for you:
- Design
- Copy
- Visuals
- Coding or creating
If you struggle with any thing else in particular, share that too.
I personally struggle with the design of a landing page. Would love to know which part do you find hard building a landing page?
I'd say Copy.
Because I believe the copywriting need to be super unique and able to deliver your values. You won't get it right in the beginning but you can slowly twist the copy to make it compelling.
I have no issue with design, visuals and creating so far, because I really enjoy the process and have been practicing for years.
Thanks for sharing.
It's like you have a feeling of what you want but hard to express.
Maybe trying for free/cheap makes is longer/harder.
Simple templates that make sense and have the basics for conversion are few and far between.
Specific element customisations like finding a good pic and maybe hacking it a bit to fit in.
Colour schema, font and sizing things..
Having discussions with others that also have a feeling of not right but not the words to make it right
Copy iterations just take time and energy
That really paints a good picture. I agree with you that landing page process is iterative and tiresome. And it does not stop with the product launch, it keeps on evolving with the maturity and the customer base of the product. I believe it's like a mini product that you have to manage with the actual product : ). Thanks for sharing.
I got my website made from a web developer (Link - https://dynastykarakul.com/). However, I am still struggling with visuals and design.
The website is of an e-commerce store selling traditional, hand made hats and caps. It is based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Thanks for the post Arslan.
Thanks for sharing, Waqar.