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How we read a landing page
Thirteen questions, 181 possible answers, one screenshot. The method behind every figure in the gallery — and the honest limits of what it can tell you.
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What comes out of reading a thousand landing pages against the same thirteen questions. The method is free; the research is for readers.
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Thirteen questions, 181 possible answers, one screenshot. The method behind every figure in the gallery — and the honest limits of what it can tell you.
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Strip away the typography and the gradient and almost every product is making one of twenty promises. Which one you pick says more about who you sell to than what you have built.
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The button is the last thing you choose and the first thing that gives you away. Sales-led CTAs travel with hidden prices, enterprise proof and a longer page — pick one and you have picked the rest.
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The full read: every angle, hero, call to action, proof pattern and pricing shape in the catalogue, counted and cross-tabbed. It updates itself as the analyzer works through the shelf.
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Tier grids, calculators, toggles, and the polite refusal. The twenty structures a SaaS pricing page can take — which ones publish real numbers, and what each one tells a buyer before they read a word.
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Page by page: what each homepage leads with, what it puts beside the headline, and the sentence on the page that earned every single label. The working, not the summary.
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