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Your landing page tool of choice?

I always have a million ideas that I want to validate fast, but can't find a landing page tool that is robust/quick enough to get things out there in regards to design options/SEO quality.

Any recommendations?

on May 29, 2021
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    Unicorn 🦄 platform from @alexanderisora. Very fast to pull a site together. Easiest I’ve seen to turn on SSL and setup cloud fare with - all positive for SEO.

    The price is agreeable, even if you want to have multiple sites.

    I’d recommend a trial to see if it works well for you. I can’t say enough nice things about the platform and how helpful the support team are.

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      +1 for Unicorn Platform

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    Been using tails lately.

    It's a bit early stage but it's gotten me to good looking landing pages pretty fast

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    I'm loving SwipePages. At least for me, it's been more intuitive/quick to something that looks and works great than any other landing page tool I've used.

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    We use code rather than no-code. If you're a coder...

    I have very broad customer base that I need to speak to in niches (we coach "experts", which means everything from developers to engineers to scientists, and no-one of is interested in information for the others).

    Given that level of complexity, it worth the time to build a landing page tool into our website - add a photo, opening copy, pick which of multiple blocks of content you want to appear, define the path/URL, press go. (It helps that we use Rails, and that kind of templating is not far from core Rails in the first place).

    This gives us fast launch of functional landing pages like https://expertunity.hflstaging.club/coaching_for_developers_and_engineers. They're ugly as hell, but they're good enough to validate whether a market responds to Google Ads.

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    Hey! I have one selection of best landing pages check this one https://www.thepcrrg.com

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    Hi Don

    I am working on www.pagews.com, my approach is to have the data separated from the templates to be easily reused, I am dogfooding this for all my sites.
    Let me know if I can help you.

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    If you can code https://versoly.com/ has no learning curve and is used by a lot of Indie Hackers.

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      It seems pretty cool. I'd be inclined to just host it myself, but it looks like you can only export with the $50 / mo plan or higher.

      Any other services that's just drag and drop + export?