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Low Landing Page Conversion

Traffic reaches landing pages but visitors fail to convert into signups, leads, or purchases.

In their words

whenever we want to test a different headline, change the layout or build something more specific for a campaign it somehow turns into a much bigger project than the ads themselves

r/PPC on Reddit

I'm getting to the point where I'm considering dropping some money on having someone update my website, now that I'm ready to go to market.

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

Conversion is suffering and enterprise clients are telling us directly that the first impression doesn't match the product quality.

r/fintech on Reddit

We do have a problem and we do need to fix it.

r/SmallBusinessUAE on Reddit

the ads now is still directed to the company website which has very less flexibility. I want to propose to create microsite/landing page

r/AskMarketing on Reddit

My page is messy, confusing, and looks broken on mobile. I have the vision but zero coding skills.

r/DropshippingTips on Reddit

If you've seen this happen coz of AI/vibecoding tools, how are you reinventing your sales and upsell processes ?

r/web_design on Reddit

People are finding my socials and website but not reaching out…. Even after investing $10k into it this year

r/WeddingPhotography on Reddit

I pushed to build proper sub-pages out. Instead he wanted a full site redesign. That was 7 months ago.

r/DigitalMarketing on Reddit

one generic landing page for every channel was just making the job harder

r/GrowthHacking on Reddit

The problem is that the traffic isn't turning into leads/customers.

r/GrowthHacking on Reddit

when your cheapest channel is structurally low-intent, is that a channel you fix, or one you accept as a top-of-funnel line item

r/startups on Reddit

The website had decent traffic... but we were getting maybe one or two calls from organic search. Patients would read... and then just leave.

Indie Hackers

SaaS founders and marketers

Where they talk

  • r/SaaS
  • r/FacebookAds
  • r/PPC
  • r/smallbusiness
  • r/DigitalMarketing
  • r/dropshipping
  • r/websitefeedback
  • r/AskMarketing

Tools they use today

  • Meta Ads
  • Google Ads
  • Google Analytics
  • Shopify
  • Facebook
  • Google Search Console
  • Microsoft Clarity
  • Claude

Why those fall short

  • clients demand bloat and animation that mimics big-brand sites
  • page changes turn into bigger projects than ad tweaks
  • Redesign drags on; ready pages never built
  • Attendance brutal; no-shows not re-engaged
  • ambiguous search intent does not map cleanly to one practice area