This headline should address your visitors main pain point and contain your "keyword" [H1]
Introduce your visitor frustration headline here. [H2]
This is a supporting paragraph which does into a little bit more detail on how they are feeling and where they are now. Try and include the keyword and "relatable" keywords here without stuffing.
This is a supporting paragraph which does into a little bit more detail on how they are feeling and where they are now. Try and include the keyword and "relatable" keywords here without stuffing.
This is a supporting paragraph which does into a little bit more detail on how they are feeling and where they are now. Try and include the keyword and "relatable" keywords here without stuffing.
This is a supporting paragraph which does into a little bit more detail on how they are feeling and where they are now. Try and include the keyword and "relatable" keywords here without stuffing.
In this area you should paste in a client testimonial which talks about how you helped them make a transformation from struggle to success. Ideally, when you try to gain feedback from clients, make sure you don't let them write anything. Send them to a Google doc and have them answer questions relation to the product/service and how it was benefited them, then rewrite the testimonial using their words as you see fit to make it pop.
CLIENT NAME
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
You can break up the reinforcing paragraphs into separate text blocks to make it easier to read for your visitors.
Insert an "empathy" headline to make your visitor understand you know what it feels like...[H2]
How the visitor is feeling 1
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
How the visitor is feeling 2
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
How the visitor is feeling 3
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
In this area you should paste in a client testimonial which talks about how you helped them make a transformation from struggle to success. Ideally, when you try to gain feedback from clients, make sure you don't let them write anything. Send them to a Google doc and have them answer questions relation to the product/service and how it was benefited them, then rewrite the testimonial using their words as you see fit to make it pop.
CLIENT NAME
Introduce a free lead magnet download to gather the personal information of the person visiting your page [H2]
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Transitioning From Empathy Into Solutions. Insert keyword [H2]
Start introducing the fact that you are able to assist them with their pain point and you have specific services available to improve their quality of life or business. You can go into some details here, try to include your keyword once and any 'relatable' keywords in the text here.
You can break up the reinforcing paragraphs into separate text blocks to make it easier to read for your visitors.
In this area you should paste in a client testimonial which talks about how you helped them make a transformation from struggle to success. Ideally, when you try to gain feedback from clients, make sure you don't let them write anything. Send them to a Google doc and have them answer questions relation to the product/service and how it was benefited them, then rewrite the testimonial using their words as you see fit to make it pop.
CLIENT NAME
Introduce your services with keyword [H2]
How the visitor is feeling 1
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
How the visitor is feeling 2
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
How the visitor is feeling 3
Reinforce the empathy headline and start introducing the fact that your product, service and/or expertise could really help them improve their life or business, without going for the hard, annoying sales pitch straight off the bat...
People benefiting/what people say headline [h3]
This is your FAQ headline. Try and include your keyword in here [H2]
This should be a fairly short paragraph which introduces 'sales focused 'questions' which are there to help overcome any objections the visitor is having. FAQs help bring peace of mind to the visitor which means they are more likely to commit.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
You can add images to support your answer if you wish - this can make the answer more engaging.
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
You can add a video to support your answer if you wish - this can make the answer more engaging.
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Use this paragraph to answer the question in as much detail as you can. You don't want to leave any stone unturned.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. What would you want to hear before you commit to purchase?
Remember to try and use your keyword as much as you can without 'over stuffing' - Google will still read these toggles even when they are closed.
Final headline which calls out the benefits of the service/product [H2]
Make sure you write a final supporting paragraph which outlines the product benefits and how it will help them go from problem to happy. This is your last chance before they either scroll up, or click the button below to go to your payment page. Use the list to itemise exactly what they receive from you:
This is the final call to action telling your visitor to take action
This is an optional paragraph supporting the headline call-to-action above. Feel free to add anything additional here