One action
A single main button, repeated.
Website design · 2026 edition
A landing page is the page visitors arrive on after clicking an ad, an email or a link. It has a single goal: getting one specific action. Here is its structure, concrete examples and the mistakes that drive visitors away.
Updated October 2026Rules checkedNo jargon
In short
A landing page is a page designed for a single action: request a quote, book, sign up or buy. It repeats the message that brought the visitor, explains the benefit in one sentence, provides real proof and repeats a single button. It has little or no menu to avoid distractions. It is measured by its conversion rate: the share of visitors who take the action.
A single main button, repeated.
The same as the ad or the email.
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Visitors, actions, conversion rate.
From top to bottom, in the order visitors ask themselves questions.
The structure stays the same, only the goal changes. Conversion rate examples for you to calculate yourself.
| Goal | Action requested | Example calculation |
|---|---|---|
| Quote request | Short form | 400 visits, 12 enquiries = 3% |
| Appointment booking | Choosing a slot | 250 visits, 10 appointments = 4% |
| Webinar sign-up | Name and email | 500 visits, 75 sign-ups = 15% |
| Guide download | 300 visits, 60 downloads = 20% | |
| Selling a product | Purchase | 1,000 visits, 15 sales = 1.5% |
These figures are example calculations, not averages. Conversion rate = actions divided by visits x 100. Compare your page with itself, month after month, rather than with general averages.
Most pages that convert poorly have one of these flaws.
Quote, newsletter, social media and shop on the same page: the visitor chooses nothing.
The visitor cannot find what they were promised and leaves.
Every extra field reduces submissions. Ask for the minimum and fill in the rest later.
Large images, heavy videos. Aim for fast loading on mobile over 4G.
Fake reviews, fake logos, fake counters: banned and quickly spotted.
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A high-performing landing page is pointless if enquiries are left waiting. Follow-up can be automatic.
Every contact arrives with its source and date.
The visitor receives the guide, the confirmation or the link.
The visitor books a slot right after submitting.
For those who prefer to ask a question first.
It is a page designed for a single action, where visitors land after clicking an ad, an email or a link.
A website presents the whole business and offers several paths. A landing page focuses on one offer and one action, often with no menu.
It depends heavily on the goal, the price and where the visits come from. Measure your own rate and improve it through small tests, one change at a time.
A single page built by a professional can cost under €100 for a simple page, and from a few hundred to over €1,000 with copywriting and custom design.
It can rank on Google if it answers a specific search with useful content. But it is often used to receive visits from ads or emails.
Yes. A landing page is a page of your website: the legal notice, privacy policy and cookie settings must be accessible.
Sources: Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce · Directive 2005/29/EC on unfair commercial practices · guidance on cookies from your data protection authority.
General information, up to date as of October 2026. It does not replace advice from a professional.
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