Looking for UX inspiration for page selling ebooks

[bambz]

Hi everyone!

I've choosed Divi + WooCommerce to create my page selling e-books. I'm looking for some UX ideas, because I don't have answers for some problems, for instance - which CTA should I put on welcome screen: newsletter form (I send free e-book as lead magnet) OR a button redirecting to paid e-books page. I'm wondering about a few more similar things.

Could you give mi some advice or send similar pages as inspiration?
Thank you in advance.

 

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[Trismigistus]

Hi everyone!

I've choosed Divi + WooCommerce to create my page selling e-books. I'm looking for some UX ideas, because I don't have answers for some problems, for instance - which CTA should I put on welcome screen: newsletter form (I send free e-book as lead magnet) OR a button redirecting to paid e-books page. I'm wondering about a few more similar things.

Could you give mi some advice or send similar pages as inspiration?
Thank you in advance.

Act, assess, adjust. You coud take advice but you gotta find what works for your business and customers. Try one then if it blows tweek and try again, if it still blows maybe try the other method.

 

[Devilery]

Divi has an ebook template (the black/green style), I'd use that, it's unlikely you'll beat its design from scratch. Copy it 1:1 and just tweak it to fit your brand. Once done, launch and you'll see where you're lacking - shitty ads (too expensive leads), shitty design/copy (no conversions), unprofitable (need an upsell/follow up system).

 

[StrikingViper69]

Your template doesn't need to be fancy, it doesn't even need to look that nice, it just needs to sell.

What you put in your template is going to be far more important than what template you choose.

I would try selling before you try giving away. Why give something away when people will buy it?

 

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[bambz]

Your template doesn't need to be fancy, it doesn't even need to look that nice, it just needs to sell.

What you put in your template is going to be far more important than what template you choose.

I would try selling before you try giving away. Why give something away when people will buy it?

But I want to sell my e-books. Just one of them would be free as a lead magnet.

 

[StrikingViper69]

But I want to sell my e-books. Just one of them would be free as a lead magnet.

So why not sell them?

Just send buyers straight to a sales page and sell it.

 

[bambz]

So why not sell them?

Just send buyers straight to a sales page and sell it.

I’m not sure that people in Poland are willing to buy immediately. Imho I should first tell them something about my products. But maybe I am wrong.

 

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[StrikingViper69]

I’m not sure that people in Poland are willing to buy immediately. Imho I should first tell them something about my products. But maybe I am wrong.

Ad > sales page > checkout

Use the sales page to tell them all about the products. Then give them buttons to click through to the checkout

 

[bambz]

Ad > sales page > checkout

Use the sales page to tell them all about the products. Then give them buttons to click through to the checkout

Sounds great, but now I’m wondering where put the newsletter form ;p

 

[StrikingViper69]

Sounds great, but now I’m wondering where put the newsletter form ;p

Why do you need one? If you really want one, put it on your homepage somewhere

 

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