greetings from germany
hallo fastlaners!
i watched some realy good videos about content strategy yesterday (ezra firestone - what d you think about that guy? i like him) and today i would like to implement some stuff to my store and to my greater strategy.
one thing stick to my mind. and i will do an a/b test on that for sure - but i would also like to know the thougths of you old and wise eCommerce fastlaners
and the thouths from the new ones too of course.
- should i use landing pages for every link that i put on fb/ig/ other blogs/ etc ? as i sell t shirts(...) i would just use a big hero slider with some images + coresponding small text and some more images+links to the product as a landing page. i would NOT link direct to the product.
i would use that for single shirts and also for collections of shirts (eg my new "fox" shirt" and also a landing page for all "fox" shirts. a landing page for all "animal shirts"...).
i get the idea to "pre sell" the customer to your product, show it to them with bigger images, a relevant text and so one. something that i couldnt do on my product page.
is that an overkill for something like t shirts? or actualy a good idea?
thank you
have a great day
hallo fastlaners!
i watched some realy good videos about content strategy yesterday (ezra firestone - what d you think about that guy? i like him) and today i would like to implement some stuff to my store and to my greater strategy.
one thing stick to my mind. and i will do an a/b test on that for sure - but i would also like to know the thougths of you old and wise eCommerce fastlaners
- should i use landing pages for every link that i put on fb/ig/ other blogs/ etc ? as i sell t shirts(...) i would just use a big hero slider with some images + coresponding small text and some more images+links to the product as a landing page. i would NOT link direct to the product.
i would use that for single shirts and also for collections of shirts (eg my new "fox" shirt" and also a landing page for all "fox" shirts. a landing page for all "animal shirts"...).
i get the idea to "pre sell" the customer to your product, show it to them with bigger images, a relevant text and so one. something that i couldnt do on my product page.
is that an overkill for something like t shirts? or actualy a good idea?
thank you
have a great day
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