Stephan Marais
After clicking an intriguing link to your startup's website, the first thing a customer sees is your landing page. It's the prime opportunity to introduce your business, collect an email address and make a lasting impression that leaves him curious for more. Or it can send him running in the other direction.
Think outside the box when it comes to your landing pages ( Source) If you want attention, you have break expectations. For as many ways you can optimize a landing page, the truth of the matter is, your visitors expect a certain amount of "sameness" from sites like yours.
