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Landing pages for Ads (what differs from SEO)

Targeting, speed, structure for paid traffic.

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Paid traffic doesn't forgive — it needs speed and clarity

A landing page for Google Ads cannot behave like an SEO page.
SEO = exploration.
Ads = fast decision.


1) An Ads landing page must lock into the exact intent

It should match the query or ad message word-for-word.

Practically:

  • headline aligned with the ad copy
  • immediate clarity on who you are / what you offer
  • minimal distractions
"Anything that doesn't push the lead forward pulls it back."

2) Paid landing ≠ long-form explanation

You need:

  • 1 clear value proposition
  • 3–5 benefit bullets
  • 1 strong trust element
  • a clear CTA above the fold
SEO pages = depth Ads landing = clarity

3) Speed matters even more for paid traffic

Requirements:

  • compressed images
  • minimal scripts
  • fast server
  • instant-loading above-the-fold section
Speed is part of the conversion rate.

4) The CTA must signal action

Good:

  • "Request a quote"
  • "Talk to a specialist"
  • "Book a call"
Weak:
  • "Learn more"
  • "Read about us"

5) Social proof that builds trust instantly

Paid users need quick proof:

  • short reviews
  • mini case study
  • a credibility indicator

Bottom Line:

Ads landing = speed + clarity + intent + action.
It's not an SEO page — it's a fast persuasion page.
The clearer the path, the lower your CPA.

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