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Landing pages · checked 11 November 2026

One page: a headline saying what you do, a product visual, proof and one call to action, built in Carrd or Framer.

Start with one focused page rather than a multi-page site, and add pricing or a blog only when you have something to put there. When it does not convert, the headline is usually vague or there is too much friction before the next step. Test it on a mid-range Android over mobile data with images compressed to WebP, and watch real visits in Microsoft Clarity, which is free.

The steps 11 answers

  1. What should actually go on my startup's landing page? Starting Up
  2. Why isn't my landing page converting visitors into signups? Starting Up
  3. Do I need a full multi-page website or is a single landing page enough? Starting Up
  4. How do I make my site look trustworthy and professional on a tiny budget? Starting Up
  5. Should my landing page collect emails or push people straight to a WhatsApp or Calendly link? Starting Up
  6. How do I make my landing page load fast on a slow 4G phone in India? Starting Up
  7. My landing page looks great on desktop but breaks on mobile, how do I stop that from happening? Starting Up
  8. How do I know if people are actually reading my landing page or bouncing in two seconds? Starting Up
  9. Should I show pricing on my landing page before I've figured out what to charge? Starting Up
  10. What testimonials or logos can I put on my page when I have zero customers yet? Starting Up
  11. How do I set up a landing page in both English and a regional language for customers outside the metros? Starting Up

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