How long to create landing pages
- Thread starter feardafronfz3
- Start date
- Status
It takes me 30 minutes to create a fully worked-out landing page. However, it requires more time to build a high conversion landing page.
I agree with the above answer. Thirty minutes to create the landing page, but a lot more time to build a high conversion landing page. The best thing to do IMO is to build three to five landing pages for the same product. Then rotate them to see which one brings the highest converstion then try to figure out why it is the best one.
so basically 30 minutes to create the landing page, but since you are creating 3 or 4 of them at at a time and split testing them, obviously more along the lines of 3-4 hrs. correct?
The most important thing is that you do it. Don't spend all day on it just make sure you do it. How long you take depends on your skill set but you should be able do to something in less than a few hours if your a total newbie. Do at least two and test which one converts better, dump the lower converting page copy the better one make more changes and test again. Rinse & repeat.
You need to know how to use DW to create tables. You also need to know how to insert autoresponder code into your web page.
If you want your web page looks good, you need to know how to format a web page.
And DW helps you do these tasks easily. However, I recommend that you should learn some basic html knowledge. It's easy.
HarveyJ
He is - THE CACTUS!
Don't listen to ResidualIncome about needing DreamWeaver to do Tables.
They're amazingly fucking easy to do in notepad for chrissakes, but if you need a visual based editor, anything will do them as they've been standard HTML since about 1995.
Wordpress is great if you know how to use an FTP, just to upload things to to it. The rest it pretty much does itself, unless you really fuck something up. Seriously, your host will most likely have the latest version available and ready to install from the internal cPanel.
As for XsitePro, if you REALLY want to make pages on your own, then yeah, get this.
It's good for someone that can't tell their CSS from someone else's XSS.
They're amazingly fucking easy to do in notepad for chrissakes, but if you need a visual based editor, anything will do them as they've been standard HTML since about 1995.
Wordpress is great if you know how to use an FTP, just to upload things to to it. The rest it pretty much does itself, unless you really fuck something up. Seriously, your host will most likely have the latest version available and ready to install from the internal cPanel.
As for XsitePro, if you REALLY want to make pages on your own, then yeah, get this.
It's good for someone that can't tell their CSS from someone else's XSS.
this is all a matter of opinion but no better than a blog with a nice template and with wordpress you get better SEO IMO... however xsitepro looks like you can change the colors, font sizes, navigation bars, headers, etc through a GUI panel, very beginner friendly.
Easier than you could with wordpress editting the style.css and php. You make one wrong change and the entire SITE IS JACKED until you figure out what you just did..
Yeah just go with Xsitepro and go to the forum XSitePro Message Board • Index page checkout some of the sites people have built with it, and you'll see it's da bomb, also plenty of support if you need it.
It really is easy to use once you've done the tutorial (when you have bought it, it takes you through a tutorial) once you've done that and visited the forum for ideas you will be creating KICK ASS sites with it.
Yes, DreamWeaver is not the only way for you to create a web page based tables. There are a lot of free softwares out there that can help you create a web page easily (for example, Nvu).
What I tried to show feardafronfz3 is that if he wanted to build a web page using DW, he would need to know those skills.
- Status