As mentioned when it comes to healthcare, trust and credibility is incredibly important. The photos, titles, and credentials for the team behind Talo Brush—including several dental and healthcare professionals—gives prospective customers all the more reason to believe in the product claims. Example #24: Vanity Planet Ecommerce Landing Page: Vanity Planet Image courtesy of Vanity Planet. (Click to see the whole thing.) Vanity Planet is a one-stop online shop for all things skin, hair, health, and well-being.
They use landing pages for individual product pages and promotions, like Denmark WhatsApp Number Data this one by digital agency MuteSix, for their Raedia Facial Cleansing Brush. It’s an excellent example of granular targeting on a product basis instead of relying on shoppers to browse the entire site. Lots of white space and high-resolution photography show the quality of the models’ skin to give a visceral feeling of cleanliness and vitality. The “Shop Now” CTA at the top anchors directly to the section where you can buy the cleanser straight from the landing page, with a hefty discount made clear by including the original price.
For shoppers who prefer to browse the page, there’s a lot of information readily available for them: and a dissection of features, and customer reviews. At the same time, an unimposing Unbounce Sticky Bar linking to the purchase section scrolls along with them. And why not grab a cleansing solution or brush replacement pack while you’re shopping? A gallery of related products is available to add to your cart in a single click.
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