question Best Landing Page Examples

[Tarabasa Domains Ltd]

What's the best kind of landing page you've ran across in domaining?
Iv'e seen some really cool and interesting ones lately, I'll post a few down below for people to check out, feel free to contribute also

Best,
Vlad

 

[DomaHub]

this month trying another hosted solution which is SSL for the market and landing pages. Debate will be do I stick with them or go back to my own servers. May stay as impressed so far with price and features as can't find anything missing from doing my own.

Mind sharing which hosted solution you are going to try?

 

[DomaHub]

Ok, I have a question.
If one is using a sales platform like Efty, DMP etc, why would one not use the sales page of that platform as the landing page, instead of using a separate landing page? A sales page at least has links to ones whole platform portfolio which can be viewed by the visitor, where most of the landing pages I've seen being used, don't. (if one is not using an Efty/DMP/etc. type of platform, I can see why.) Just curious as to the benefits of separate landing pages to sale pages.

If I understand correctly, a sales page is like a marketplace page? That lists all available domains in a table view of some sort?

So you are asking why would a domain owner have multiple landing pages to showcase each individual domain when he can just have a sales page that displays ALL of his available domains?

Let me know if I understood that correctly..

 

[hawkeye]

If I understand correctly, a sales page is like a marketplace page? That lists all available domains in a table view of some sort?

So you are asking why would a domain owner have multiple landing pages to showcase each individual domain when he can just have a sales page that displays ALL of his available domains?

Let me know if I understood that correctly..

Something like that. If one uses say Efty, when a visitor clicks on a domain name it goes to a sales page about that domain where it can be bought. That page would obviously have links back to the owners main Efty page where his domains are all noted. So my query is, more so for Efty/DMP and other platform users, why not just use that sales page with the domain forwarded to it as a landing page, instead of adding the extra landing page.

 

[DomaHub]

Something like that. If one uses say Efty, when a visitor clicks on a domain name it goes to a sales page about that domain where it can be bought. That page would obviously have links back to the owners main Efty page where his domains are all noted. So my query is, more so for Efty/DMP and other platform users, why not just use that sales page with the domain forwarded to it as a landing page, instead of adding the extra landing page.

I understand.

One reason I could see is that some buyers might only be interested in one specific domain and don't want to have to search through your entire portfolio to locate it. So having an individual landing page is more concise and direct. For example, if I just want to see what's on hawkeye.com - it could become visually confusing for me if I'm redirected to a sales page with the owner's entire portfolio.

But of course a marketplace-like sales page is a good way to display all of your domains as well as establish a brand for your store. Just different uses for different scenarios I think.

 

[hawkeye]

... For example, if I just want to see what's on hawkeye.com - it could become visually confusing for me if I'm redirected to a sales page with the owner's entire portfolio.

But of course a marketplace-like sales page is a good way to display all of your domains as well as establish a brand for your store. Just different uses for different scenarios I think.

No that's not it completely.
Here if you go to eAutoLoans.com, you get a sales page for this domain only where you can buy it. But you can also visit or link to the main platform page if you want to see other domains or get more info on the seller. So, again if you run an Efty/DMP etc. platform, why have a separate landing page for that/each domain when a sales page is pretty much the same thing?

 

[alcy]

there is a totally free lander page taking mins to setup for all your domains
called empage.me

you get a big empage logo on top.. but its overall good for free service.. plus they let you setup buynow prices for your domains pay quick via paypal bin button.

this is not related to me.. so I am not promoting.. and support isn't best.. but u don't reallty need support.. no issues and simple to run.

I used it for while before

sadly, when above.com stopped letting people redirect for non above.com registered domains, I had to quit. cause they need masked redirect. even going through bodis is unmasked only.

speaking of which if anyone knows of a one place free service to do masked redirects from all registrars at once, let me know.

enjoy

 

[DomaHub]

No that's not it completely.
Here if you go to eAutoLoans.com, you get a sales page for this domain only where you can buy it. But you can also visit or link to the main platform page if you want to see other domains or get more info on the seller. So, again if you run an Efty/DMP etc. platform, why have a separate landing page for that/each domain when a sales page is pretty much the same thing?

I think you meant to link to HTTP not HTTPS for that link

Are you asking why does Efty/DMP have the singular landing pages or are you asking why do they have the multi-domain landing pages?

 

[hawkeye]

I think you meant to link to HTTP not HTTPS for that link

Are you asking why does Efty/DMP have the singular landing pages or are you asking why do they have the multi-domain landing pages?

Fixed link. (new force of habit)

No, no. I'm just wondering why someone who uses those platforms uses also a landing page for their domain selling. It just seem redundant and a standalone page away from promoting their other domains.

 

[DomaHub]

Fixed link. (new force of habit)

No, no. I'm just wondering why someone who uses those platforms uses also a landing page for their domain selling. It just seem redundant and a standalone page away from promoting their other domains.

I'm sorry. I'm having a hard time understanding your comment. Let me rephrase my question--

Are you asking why do users of Efty/DMP use the singular landing pages (e.g. http://www.blogpanda.com) or are you asking why do they use the multi-domain landing pages (e.g. http://www.namerockstar.com)

 

[hawkeye]

Now it's your link.

Yeah sorta.
Why use also http://www.blogpanda.com/ when you have http://www.namerockstar.com/domain/BlogPanda.com/ and can just forward BlogPanda to it. (and yes I see all the names on the bottom, but not all sales pages are like this with additional names. At least not in DMP.)

 

[DomaHub]

Now it's your link.

Yeah sorta.
Why use also http://www.blogpanda.com/ when you have http://www.namerockstar.com/domain/BlogPanda.com/ and can just forward BlogPanda to it. (and yes I see all the names on the bottom, but not all sales pages are like this with additional names. At least not in DMP.)

Haha, thanks for pointing out the typo.

Now I understand you, thanks for clarifying.

I think those users want to use http://www.blogpanda.com/ to capture any traffic that is going directly to that domain name. If you type in blogpanda in the browser and get redirected to a different page, especially one filled with other domain names, then you might get confused and decide not to buy or make an offer.

By limiting what the user is seeing when they navigate to your website, you can actually increase the likelihood of a sale.

Think of it like this, if you are a car salesman--and a customer walks in asking to see a Honda Civic. You don't show him your entire car collection--you'll just scare him away or confuse him. You show him the Honda Civic that he asked for (and maybe mention other car models if he seems like he's open to other options)

An interesting thing to consider here is--should there be more information available on that blogpanda landing page?

For example, with DomaHub, we provide traffic statistics (including Alexa data) on our landing pages

 

[mws4money]

At this moment, I am using Efty's landing page template Kiffer.

Sample:
TimelessBrand.com

Same for me. Efty has worked out great for me.

 

[Brandworthy]

No need for SSL.

This might be useful: https://blog.chromium.org/2017/04/next-steps-toward-more-connection.html

Come October Chrome is going to mark all pages with form elements as insecure if not over HTTPS.

 

[DomaHub]

This might be useful: https://blog.chromium.org/2017/04/next-steps-toward-more-connection.html

Come October Chrome is going to mark all pages with form elements as insecure if not over HTTPS.

SSL is the way of the future! As more and more people are becoming tech-savvy and as big institutions suffer from major security breaches (Equifax, anyone?) we at DomaHub believe that securing our landing pages should be a priority for any domain name owner out there. All of our landing pages are encrypted using HTTPS.

For example--here's a Premium DomaHub listing utilizing HTTPS

https://youretoxic.com

 

[Brandworthy]

For example--here's a Premium DomaHub listing utilizing HTTPS

https://youretoxic.com

Nice. Just a heads-up that you form validation is trowing errors for all phone number I enter, including valid ones.

 

[DomaHub]

Nice. Just a heads-up that you form validation is trowing errors for all phone number I enter, including valid ones.

Oh! I messaged you directly regarding that issue.

Just wanted to point out--we are utilizing Google's official API (called libphonenumber) to validate any phone number for our contact forms. So entering in any random combination of numbers is likely to not work.

 

[namelancer]

@DomaHub

,Just wanted to bring a suggestion as to how your landing page is presented as demo. A demo button on the front page, with a step-by-step pop-up tutorial showcasing how it works, refers to the example of a landing page that's part of your basic plan. It would do more to attract customers, if the main demo link pointed to the premium landing page (especially since the difference in price between the basis and premium is relatively insignificant). Currently,it's possible to access the premium landing page example only from a more obscure area of the site, right under the 'subscribe to' option.

 

[DomaHub]

@DomaHub

,Just wanted to bring a suggestion as to how your landing page is presented as demo. A demo button on the front page, with a step-by-step pop-up tutorial showcasing how it works, refers to the example of a landing page that's part of your basic plan. It would do more to attract customers, if the main demo link pointed to the premium landing page (especially since the difference in price between the basis and premium is relatively insignificant). Currently,it's possible to access the premium landing page example only from a more obscure area of the site, right under the 'subscribe to' option.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely pass it along to the product team.

 

[jaseon]

Shout out to Vlad

Tarabasa.com

That landing is the sh it.

and this..

Paden.Review

 

[xynames]

I use Wordpress only for blogs, I create all my own websites either from scratch or modified from templates and I have many online businesses, some forums, and some selling tangible products, others for different purposes. I have about three dozen different websites out there and if you went to any one you would have no idea it has anything to do with the other, they are all different and custom.

www.xynames.com/contact.html
I get zero spam submissions from this URL although I have a nearly identical test contact form at a different domain and the spammers do send me spam submission forms from there. For each of my domains, people first land on a page with ad links and from there the _____.com is for sale! link takes them to my landing page.

I sell a lot and get a ton of offers from my landing page. I am working on unique landers for some of my top domains.

As far as https it was three years ago that Google bumped the algorithm in favor of SEO for https versus http but I never have used https and I have two websites that are in the top 100,000 by Alexa so being https is not all there is to it, nor is it mandatory.