Landing page forms are one of the most important parts of a landing page, but many advertisers get it wrong. Web forms on Image Masking landing pages are often prone to “Goldilocks Syndrome”. Too long and you risk deterring potential customers from converting. Too short and you risk not collecting the information you need to qualify visitors as valuable Image Masking leads. Like Goldilocks and his pilfered porridge, they just have to be. Goldilocks shape landing page The face of a thief.

In today's article, I'll outline seven ways to improve your landing page forms to make them appealing to prospects and give you the Image Masking data you need to qualify your leads. For more information on how to apply these social media tips, check out this article on Facebook landing pages. 1. Only ask for the information you MUST have Many Image Masking marketers, especially B2B software companies, ask for far too much information in their landing page forms.

Let's look at this example from an enterprise data center provider: Landing page forms that are too long Now don't get me Image Masking wrong - I realize that for this type of web form (which asks prospects to provide information to schedule a software demo) the business needs to know that the visitor is serious and not won't waste his time. However, this Image Masking requires far too much information . Seriously, I applied for credit cards that asked for less information than that.