Why most landing pages fail

95% of creators waste time reinventing the wheel.

When in fact they could spend less time in front of a computer, and more time enjoying life.

The 3 secrets to a high-converting landing page (that took me YEARS to understand):

- A clear headline (benefit/problem-driven)
- A big button to sign up above the fold
- Fast loading time

Shocking, I know.

Yet, most people overcomplicate it.

I was one of them, when I first got started an year ago.

They try to be original by constantly tweaking the design:

The color of the button doesn't matter (as long as it's visible without even having to scroll.)

Remember, humans are lazy.

The ninja templates with 32 color combos hurt your visitors retina...

And it makes your page look like a clown.

The Google fonts you're spending another 15 minutes overthinking make your page hard to read.

The images you waste 20 minutes choosing make your page slow to load.

They distract your user from actually clicking the damn button and signing up.

Stop wasting time on all that crap.

So let me say it again.

What matters is a landing page that:
- loads fast (less than 1 sec)
- leads with a strong headline
- includes a big button to sign up

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