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Just like some words are more persuasive than others, some designs are more persuasive than others, too. A landing page’s layout, the fonts and colors used, image placement, form length, and other design factors can have an impact on how many people actually choose to fill out the form.

Want to design a landing page that persuades people to convert? Then you’ll need to take a step back from the aggregate data about site visits, conversion rates, and lead numbers, and think hard about the human behind the screen.

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Optimizing your web pages shouldn’t just be a task on your to-do list. It should be an overarching strategy — something you think about and test and tweak every single day.

Why? Because your website is how people get to know your brand, and having optimized web pages will make for a more engaging and delightful experience. Plus, you’ll see greater returns on the content you publish across your marketing channels.

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“We need more leads.” 

Pretty much every B2B marketer has heard this phrase from their sales team at some point in their career. And after hearing it, most marketers are left in a sticky situation: They suddenly have to do more with the same budget and the same number of hours in a week. 

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According to the 2014 State of Inbound Marketing, marketers are obsessed with generating more leads: Nearly a quarter of surveyed marketers rank lead generation as their number one priority.

But just because lead generation is a priority doesn’t mean it’s easy to find great information about it. There’s plenty of content online about how to generate leads, but it can sometimes be difficult to sift through it all and find out what really works.

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Your value proposition is the core of your competitive advantage. It clearly articulates why someone would want to buy from your company instead of a competitor. 

It’s also one of the most important conversion factors. A great value proposition could be the difference between losing a sale — and closing it. 

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