Landing Page

Landing pages are supposed to be simple and not have headers or menu's. Too much distraction.

There are 2 different quote buttons. One above the fold as suggested by aprillarita and others further down the page.
 
I guess Perry Marshall has no clue what he is talking about.

How to Survive Google Slap Three - by Bryan Todd

Make your site completely navigable.

If your visitor hits your landing page but can’t get around your site and find your content without signing up or opting in, then neither can Google. That’s a sure way to get slapped.

So provide navigation links on your landing page that give people multiple choices and makes access to your free material possible – even if they don’t sign in. No more forced “opt in or leave” signups.

80/20 Landing Page Conversion Express
 
Tyler, Landing Page Optimization has been helpful, providing insight into layout and how to think like a potential customer.

Others include Small Business Marketing and Killer FB Ads.

Online sites like Copyblogger and SEW have useful information.

Here is an example layout for video games

perfect-landing-page-design.jpg


Here is a simple one for the lizard

geico-landing-page-example.jpg
 
I think you have a ton of great content on your landing page and it definitely educates the potential buyer on Medicare Plan F.

However, as a landing page it is too long. I think you're great content would be better served as a downloadable e-book that can be had with a name and e-mail address. This way if you're buyer isn't ready to buy at that moment and they are just doing research, you have captured a lead that you can nurture with future relevant content and you have also established yourself as an expert when it is time to make a buying decision.

Hope this helps.:)
 
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Andy
 
Leo, thanks for input.

After a lot of research and ambivalence over long vs short (and the camp is divided) I went with long. If all they want is a quote they can get that and run, or they can stick around and learn something (with several other opportunities to get a quote).

I am tracking to see how it does, especially when I have ads that direct to the page. Will be a few more weeks before I get a feel for how well it works (or doesn't).

Andy, if you are outside the US your IP is blocked. The link works for me but I have a sitewide block (via Wordfence) on any non-US IP addresses and IP's that have a bad reputation for spam or hacking.
 
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