Landing Pages
The number one reason companies don't use or test landing pages is because their marketing department doesn't know how
to set them up or they are too overloaded. - MarketingSherpa "MarketingSherpa Landing Page Handbook (second edition)" (2008)
Only 52% of the companies that use landing pages test them to improve conversion. - MarketingSherpa "MarketingSherpa Landing Page Handbook (second edition)" (2008)
Of the B2B companies that use landing pages, over 60% have six or fewer total landing pages. - MarketingSherpa "MarketingSherpa Landing Page Handbook (second edition)" (2008)
44% of clicks for B2B companies are directed to the home page, not to a special, trackable landing page.- MarketingSherpa "MarketingSherpa Landing Page Handbook (second edition)" (2008)
45% of landing pages didn't repeat the strong promotional copy found in the email, thus failing to reinforce the call-to-action that prompted the email recipient to click a link in the first place. - "Eight Seconds to Capture Attention: Silverpop's Landing Page Report" (2007)
35% of the landing pages analyzed didn't match the emails' look. - "Eight Seconds to Capture Attention: Silverpop's Landing Page Report" (2007)
35% of the landing pages didn't include an opt-in request. It's essential to ask visitors to register because they may have arrived at your landing page without being in your database. - "Eight Seconds to Capture Attention: Silverpop's Landing Page Report" (2007)
29% of consumer companies posted landing pages that didn't match the email, compared to 41% of B-to-B companies. - "Eight Seconds to Capture Attention: Silverpop's Landing Page Report" (2007)
17% of email marketing campaigns failed to deliver on the promise inherent in the message's call-to-action, and merely dumped recipients to a company's Web site home page. - "Eight Seconds to Capture Attention: Silverpop's Landing Page Report" (2007)


