How to Write a Good Business Testimonial

How to Write a Good Business Testimonial

In this article, you'll learn what a business testimonial is and how to write a good testimonial before being provided with a writing template and lots of great testimonial examples.

What is a business testimonial?

A business testimonial is a statement from a previous client or customer that describes how the product or service improves their lives.

Business owners will capture testimonials from satisfied customers by interviewing them in person, over zoom, or via an online survey. They format the testimonial to highlight the most impressive and transformative parts, like before-and-after comparisons, success stories, or specific results that were achieved from using the product or service. 

Testimonials can be presented in written or video format. Business owners know that testimonials are effective at increasing sales and will display them on their website, social media, and online marketing campaigns.  


Why are testimonials important?

Great testimonials can increase trust and credibility and overcome objections. A good testimonial can even increase the desire for a product or service.  

Why do they work so well?

Social proof is a psychological phenomenon where people look to others behaviours to determine what action they should take at any given time.

Similar to word-of-mouth recommendations, people are more likely to respond to genuine testimonials from relatable customers than marketing messages from the company. 

Here are some important statistics to show you the effectiveness of good testimonials.

  • 92% of customers read online reviews before buying (Big Commerce).

  • 72% of consumers say positive testimonials and reviews increase their trust in a business (Big Commerce).

  • 70% of people trust reviews and recommendations from strangers (Nielsen).


Why are testimonials important?

Why are testimonials important?

What makes a testimonial terrible? 

We’ve all seen them before: Testimonials that sounded too good to be true or were vague, long-winded or generic. Learn why so many business testimonials are ineffective so you can avoid making the same mistakes. 

Unbelievable

Maybe you were watching a late-night infomercial where all of the ‘customers’ seemed a little bit too excited? Or maybe all of the reviews on a website were from people who made “$10,000 in just 10 days!” And you were left feeling sceptical and suspicious. Avoid using fake testimonials or making exaggerated claims that don't seem believable. 

Vague

You read a testimonial and still have no idea what you just read. Don't use testimonials that are vague, as they don’t communicate anything to the reader. This is why asking your customer's specific questions is essential to capturing valuable answers you can actually use.  

Long-winded

Long, rambling testimonials where the customer shares their life story but fails to mention how the product or service helped them. Try editing out the fluff and leave only the most impressive parts.


What makes a testimonial good?

Great business testimonials typically include the following four ingredients.

Specific

The testimonial mentions specific results or benefits the customer experienced as a result of using the product or service. Numbers are one of the best ways to mention results. 

Relatable

People reading the testimonial can relate to the customer testimonial because they are from a similar background or they can relate to the challenges mentioned in the testimonial. 

Credible

Include personal details that show the customer is a real (not made up) person, such as the customer's full name, a professional photo, occupation or location. 

Customer’s name and photo

Using your customer's full name, photo and any other personal details (such as their location, occupation, etc.) helps to humanise them and prove their statement about your products or services is real.

When testimonials only include the customer's initials and not their full name and photo, it seems suspicious. If they loved the product and service so much, why wouldn't they include their full name?

What makes a testimonial good?

What makes a testimonial good?

How to get a great business testimonial

1. Decide: what story do you want to tell?

What story do you want your customer testimonials to tell? What feelings or thoughts do you want future customers to have about your products, services or brand? 


2. Ask the right questions.

If you ask a customer "Did you like our product?" They will hopefully answer "yes," which really doesn't tell us much or provide useful information.

The secret to getting better testimonials is to ask better questions. Open-ended questions that start with what, why, or how usually lead to more specific and informative answers. 

Here are some proven questions you can ask to capture better testimonials (thanks to HubSpot for this list of questions).

  1. How did you hear about us?

  2. What problem(s) or challenges were you facing at the time? 

  3. What problem(s) were you trying to solve with our product or service?

  4. What made you choose us and not our competitors? 

  5. What specific results have you been able to achieve since using our product or service?

  6. If you had to choose one, what would be your favourite feature of our product or service? How has it made your life easier?

  7. Whom would you recommend our product or service to and why?

Ask the right questions

Ask the right questions

3. Reach out to satisfied customers

Now that you know what questions to ask, it's time to reach out to your happy customers and ask for their feedback. Not sure how to ask them? Don't worry, I'm here to help! You can send a testimonial request email using my fill-in-the-blank template below.

Subject Line: [First Name], can I get your feedback?

Hi [First Name],

Thank you again for purchasing [product or service name].

We’re collecting some testimonials to support our future marketing efforts and would love to hear your thoughts about [product name].

To make this quick and easy for you, we’ve included some questions for you to answer below. Just reply to this email with your answers. 

We’ll use your answers to write up a testimonial and then send it back to you for editing and approval. Feel free to include your website URL for a link back to it from our website as a “thank you” for your participation.

  • What do you like most about [product name]?

  • In what ways has [product name] benefited your life?

  • Can you name any specific ways [product name] has benefited you? 

  • Who would you recommend [product name] to and why?

Thank you for your help.

Regards,

Your Name


How to write a good business testimonial 

Now that you have captured testimonials (in either video or text format), it's time to edit them to highlight the most impressive parts so you can build credibility and attract future customers.

How To Write A Good Business Testimonial

How To Write A Good Business Testimonial

Here are our best practices for formatting testimonial text:

  • Include a short result or benefit-based headline.

  • Remove any unnecessary, rambling sentences or paragraphs.

  • Bold any part of the text that mentions specific benefits or results.

  • Insert the testimonial giver’s full name and photo.


5 Great Testimonial Examples and Types

Here are some examples and types of testimonials to inspire you. Check out the different kinds of testimonials and then create your own. 

1. Quote Testimonials

Quote testimonials are the most common type of persuasive testimonials. Once you have captured a client testimonial by interviewing or surveying them, you use a direct quote such as a specific result or benefit they experienced as a result of working with you. 

Bianca Board Testimonial Example

Bianca Board Testimonial Example

What do I like about this quote testimonial example?

This is one of the authentic testimonials from our client Bianca Board. It's an effective testimonial because she mentions specific results and also includes her photo, full name and website address.

 

2. Video Testimonials

Video testimonials are one of the most credible types of testimonials because they are almost impossible to fake (unless you hire actors to say nice things about your products and services).

You could record a video interview with your customers over Zoom. Nowadays, most people have a webcam and microphone built into their laptops. The more authentic and less professional the video, the more believable your testimonials will be to potential clients. 

Here's an example from one of our satisfied clients, Carl Taylor...

What's good about this video testimonial?

This video testimonial for business is effective because our client Carl Taylor mentions a common problem we know prospective clients can relate to: "we don't have any copywriters on our team. We needed someone to turn to". 

Carl mentions specific things he loves about our service. "They are affordable, able to scale because they are an entire team of copywriters, and their turnaround time is fast".

 

3. Social Media Testimonials 

Social testimonials are positive reviews on social media platforms. You can either embed the post directly on your website or take a screenshot and use it in your marketing materials. You can collect social media testimonials from the following platforms. 

  • Google Reviews

  • Facebook Pages

  • Twitter posts

  • Instagram posts 

  • Videos uploaded to YouTube

Social Media Testimonials

Social Media Testimonials

What do I like about this example?

What I like about these individual testimonials from TheDoersWay.com is they include personal images that increase believability and bring the testimonials to life.

These compelling testimonials both mention specific results they achieved that are desirable to other prospective customers. 'Move to the dream home in Phoenix that I bought with my dollars' and 'I have a small list of 60 and I sold 11 of my $550 training packages in 5 days!'


4. Influencer Testimonials

Influencers are famous people within your industry who potential customers recognize and trust as experts or authority figures.

When your product or service is endorsed by an influencer, it shows your prospective customers that you are also trustworthy. If what you are offering is good enough for someone they admire, then it must be worthwhile, right?

Influencer Testimonials

Influencer Testimonials

James Shramko is the founder of the SuperFastBusiness community and a successful online marketer and business owner. He is well-known in Australia but possibly not in the USA. He uses client testimonials from famous American online marketers and authority figures to build his credibility and influence with his worldwide audience. 


5. Before And After Testimonials

Before and after testimonials are one of the most powerful testimonial formats. The before and after story is compelling because it highlights the dramatic improvements or results that the customer has achieved.

Check out some of these weight loss and even acne before and after examples from these popular websites. 

Proactive.com showcases many before and after photos of customers...

Before and After Testimonials

Before and After Testimonials

Thebootcampeffect.com shares many of their clients’ impressive before and after testimonials on their website.

Thebootcamp testimonial example

Thebootcamp testimonial example

Frequently Asked Questions

What are examples of testimonials?

Some of the most popular and effective testimonial examples include:

1. Quote Testimonials

2. Video Testimonials

3. Social Media Testimonials 

4. Influencer Testimonials

5. Before And After Testimonials

 

How do you write a simple testimonial?

First, ask yourself, what feelings or thoughts do you want people to feel about your business or brand when reading your testimonial? Write down a list of words, then try to include those words in your written testimonial. Alternatively, you could interview your satisfied clients and ask for a quote regarding your products and services. 


How do you write a customer testimonial?

1. Decide what story you want your customers to tell. 

What feelings do you want potential customers to have about your products, services or brand? Do you want to be seen as knowledgeable, experienced, trustworthy, reliable? Highlight these words and phrases in your customers’ success stories. 

2. Ask the right questions.

The secret to capturing compelling testimonials is to ask the right questions. Questions that begin with what, why, or how usually lead to better answers. A few of our favorite questions to ask are:  

  1. What problem(s) or challenges were you facing at the time? 

  2. What problem(s) were you trying to solve with our product or service?

  3. What made you choose us and not our competitors? 

3. Reach out to happy customers

Simply email your customers and ask for their honest feedback. In our experience, most clients have been happy to provide a written endorsement of our copywriting services. You can use our email template and specific questions to elicit the best client reviews and audience feedback.


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What is a website homepage?

A homepage (or home page) is the main web page that appears when someone visits your website. Think of it as the lobby of your website. It should be clean, easy to navigate, and welcoming to your prospective customers.

The homepage of a website is the first thing that a visitor sees when they visit it. It is also the first opportunity for you to make a great first impression.


Why create content for your website homepage?

Your homepage content needs to clearly communicate who you are, who you help, and how you help them. You need to be able to capture your visitors’ attention within 5 seconds, otherwise they may leave and never come back. 

Your content is more important than the homepage design because visitors don't come to your website for how it looks. They come to find out if you can solve their problems and help them achieve the results they are searching the web for.

Only content can communicate your message, educate your visitors, and persuade them to purchase your products and services over your competition. Web design can’t do that.


Here are some of the most important reasons to create content for your homepage:

  • Homepage content encourages visitors to stay on your site longer.
  • It helps surface relevant information about your business, products, and services.
  • The homepage can be used as an opportunity to tell the story behind your business or brand.
  • It provides an overview of what you offer.

What should you put on your website homepage?

At Copywriting Crew, our team of professional Native English writers have written high-quality content for hundreds of websites in over 153 different industries. 

In that time, we’ve discovered there are 13 best practices you should follow when creating your homepage content.

13 Point Anatomy of A High-Converting Website Homepage

13 Point Anatomy of A High-Converting Website Homepage

1. Navigation

Navigation is a key part of a website. It helps the visitor find their way around and provides a sense of order and direction. The navigation should be clear, easy to use, consistent and benefit the user experience.

More over, the navigation should also be intuitive. A visitor should not have to think about how to get from one page to another or where they are in the site hierarchy. They should be able to easily find what they are looking for without any confusion.


Here are our website navigation best practices…

  1. Make it easy for visitors to find what they are looking for.
  2. Include links to your money pages (products, services, etc.).
  3. Menu item text should be short and descriptive. 
  4. Limit the number of menu items in the top navigation to 7 or less.
  5. Position your navigation menu at the top of your website (not below).
  6. Be sure to include your logo and link it to your website homepage.
  7. It’s important to include links to your Contact and About pages.


Here is the menu navigation bar from our own Copywriting Crew website.

Navigation bar of CC

Navigation bar of CC

2. Headline

Your homepage headline is the first thing visitors are going to read. If it’s weak or confusing, people won’t stick around to read the rest of your web page. According to Moz.com “On average, 8 out of 10 people will read headline copy, but only 2 out of 10 will read the rest”.

In addition, your headline should be written to get the attention and interest of your ideal clients (not everyone). It should be specific, clear and easy to understand within 5 seconds.

Here are 3 headline writing formulas for homepage headlines.

  • What the website is about and who it’s for
  • What you do and who you help
  • The benefits the visitor can expect

Headline Example: ‘what it is’ and ‘who it’s for’

Website: www.CampaignMonitor.com

Campaign Monitor Headline

Campaign Monitor Headline

Headline Example: ‘what it is’ and ‘who it’s for’

FreshBooks Headline

FreshBooks Headline

Headline Example: ‘what you can do with it’

Website: www.CopywritingCrew.com.au (hey, that’s our website!)
Copywriting Crew Headline

Copywriting Crew Headline

3. Sub-headline and value proposition

The sub-headline is the short paragraph directly underneath the headline.

Therefore, the goal is to further explain the headline and also to state the value proposition.

Neil Patel  Sub-headline and value proposition

Neil Patel Sub-headline 

What is a value proposition? Here’s how famous digital marketer Neil Patel answers that question.

So how do you come up with a value proposition? The best way is to directly answer the question “Why should I choose you over the competition?”

Therefore, your answers should be unique and something that your competitors can’t claim. You can make your value proposition more compelling by including numbers.

Here are a couple of value proposition examples.

Website: www.webmerge.com

Webmerge Value Proposition

Webmerge Value Proposition

Trello Value Proposition

Trello Value Proposition

4. Hero Image

Your hero image is the first image people see when they visit your website homepage. It should be eye-catching and make a great first impression. 

Moreover, your hero image should visually represent what your website is about. If your website is about something negative like lung cancer, then you wouldn’t use an image of a smiling person (an image of someone in hospital would be more suitable).

Avoid stock images where possible. The problem with using stock images is that they are everywhere and don’t seem genuine or unique. Try to use photos of real people (your satisfied staff, actual clients, etc) instead of inauthentic stock photos.

Celestine Chua Hero Image

Celestine Chua Hero Image

Square Hero Image

Square Hero Image

Snack Nation Hero Image

Snack Nation Hero Image

5. Call to action button

A call to action (CTA) button prompts visitors to take the primary action you want them to take. You position the CTA buttons below your headline and sub-headline in the above-the-fold area of your homepage. 

I recommend having a maximum of two call to action buttons. You can always add more buttons and links further down the page. 

When deciding on what call to action button(s) to include, ask yourself:“What’s the single most important action I want visitors to take on my homepage?” 

Our clients will often reply by saying “I want them to purchase our products” or “I want people to enquire about our services”. 

Once you’ve decided on the one or two actions you most want people to take, the next step is to write your call to action button copy. Here are a few best practices you can follow when creating yours.

  • Write no more than 5 words.

  • Use verbs like ‘get’ or ‘shop’.

  • Inspire action with words like ‘now’ or ‘today’.

Call To Action

Call To Action

For websites that sell services…

  • Request Free Quote
  • Get In Touch Now
  • Order Content Today

For websites that sell products…

  • Shop Superfoods
  • View Products
  • More…


6. What problem do you solve?

People are searching for solutions to their problems online.

And one of the most powerful copywriting techniques is to show your target audience that you understand their problems on a deep level. When you bring up their problems, you create an immediate rapport with your readers. You also pique their curiosity — “how does he/she know this about me?”

The simple way of doing this is by asking a series of problem-related questions (or statements) that you know the target audience will answer “yes” to. And by reminding them of their problems, you put them in a “I have problems and I need a solution” state of mind, which is perfect timing for the next step: introducing the solution. Here’s two examples of the problem-solution framework in action…

Businessblueprint.com example

Businessblueprint.com example

CopywritingCrew.com example

CopywritingCrew.com example

7. Products and Services

Most websites have separate pages dedicated to each of the products and services they offer. Your homepage can have a section where you provide a short description about each product or service and a link for visitors to click on that will take them to another page where they can read more about it.

Here are our best practices for writing the products/services section:

  • Write a heading that captures the visitor's attention.

  • Write a subheading that mentions the main benefits of the products/services.

  • And write a short benefit-focused description about each product/service.

Examples of products/services section:

Launchaccounting.com.au

8. Why Choose Us?

Reports show that online shoppers typically compare three different companies at the same time before making a buying decision. 

That’s why it’s important to answer the question “why should I choose you and not your competitors?” Here are a few best practices for writing this section.

Try to list between 4 and 6 unique reasons (meaning, your competitors can’t make the same claims) and write a simple headline and short paragraph for each reason.

Moreover, be specific by including numbers (“Our depreciation reports are the most accurate” is not as specific as “Our depreciation reports are 99.99% accurate”).

Here are some examples…

CopywritingCrew.com example

CopywritingCrew.com example

Snappr.com example

Snappr.com example

9. Lead Magnet

Most first-time website visitors are not ready to buy right away. 98% of your website visitors are leaving without engaging at all (according to Meetedgar.com).

A ‘lead magnet’ is a valuable piece of content (like a video, report, spreadsheet, webinar, etc.) or even a ‘discovery call’ or ‘strategy session’ that helps your ideal customers achieve a result or solve a specific problem. 

In addition, you offer your visitors the lead magnet for free in exchange for their contact information (first name and email address) so you can keep in touch and build a relationship until they are ready to buy from you.


Popular types of lead magnets:

  • Ebook 

  • Mini guide

  • Checklist

  • Template

  • Webinar 

  • Free consultation

  • Video

  • Free assessment

  • Free quote


Your lead magnet doesn’t need to be a comprehensive 100-page ebook or guide. It’s not also a blog post. Who has time to read those anyway? 

It could be a 1-page checklist, template or script. Or a 5-page how-to guide that reveals a few essential steps or tips.

Moreover, your lead magnet title should be clear and specific, not vague and unclear. It should mention either the problem you help them to solve or the result you help them achieve.

Here are a few lead magnet examples to inspire you.

KKwrites.com Lead Magnet

KKwrites.com Lead Magnet

Example 2:

SeanDalt.com Lead Magnet

SeanDalt.com Lead Magnet

10. About Us

The About Us section of your homepage is your opportunity to briefly introduce yourself, your business and your team to potential customers. You can provide a link to your about page where people can find out more information.

In addition, the purpose is to allow visitors who are scanning the homepage to have this impression: “Oh, this is a real business with real people working there”. 

Here are our best practices for writing the About Us section:

  • Tell your business founder’s story.

  • Even though you’re writing about the company, remember to always relate it back to the visitor and how what the company does benefits them.

  • Include professional and smiling photos of you and team members.


11. Social Proof 

The ‘Social Proof’ section of your homepage is where you provide credible third-party sources that show visitors that you are trustworthy and credible.

Social proof in the online marketing context is evidence that other people have purchased and found value in a product or service offered by a business (source, optimizley.com). 

People are more likely to believe others who say we are trustworthy than when we say it ourselves. 

There are many different types of social proof elements you can include on your website homepage, such as.


  • Testimonials

  • Awards

  • Certifications

  • Client logos


One of the most effective types of social proof is customer testimonials (written or video). However, not all testimonials are created equal. We want to avoid using boring, long-winded or vague testimonials. The BEST testimonials typically include:

  • Specific result or benefits the person achieved or received

  • The person’s full name, photo (if provided) and specifics about who they are (occupation, location, job title, website address, etc.)

  • Get to the point (not long-winded or rambling)

Here are some examples of homepage testimonials:

Testimonial Example

Testimonial Example

12. Resources

The ‘Resources’ section of your homepage is an opportunity to showcase valuable content that positions you as an expert in your field, answers common questions, and educates people about the benefits of your products and services. 

You might hand-pick a selection of your top three blog posts. Or an informative white paper report. Or perhaps an insightful webinar recording or video interview.

Thedoersway.com example

Thedoersway.com example

lightningsites.com example

lightningsites.com example

13. Final CTA

The ‘Final CTA’ section is located at the bottom of your homepage and its purpose is to remind visitors about the call to action(s) you want them to take.

Did you know that the second-most-viewed part of any web page is the very bottom (the top being the first)? The reason is that visitors will scan and scroll down a web page until they reach the bottom and can’t scroll any further. 

Therefore, the bottom of the page is a great place to repeat the goal of your page, the CTA (Call To Action), and to remind the visitor of the main benefits your business is offering. 


Here are our best practices for writing the Final CTA section

  • Write an attention-getting heading (e.g., Ready To…?).

  • Write a subheading that explains the benefits of taking the next steps.

  • And write a CTA button that matches the one below the headline at the top of the page.

Here are some examples of great Final CTA section copy:

LaunchAccounting.com example

LaunchAccounting.com example

CTA Example 2

CTA Example 2

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Frequently asked questions

Can you share some of the best website homepage examples?

Absolutely! You can check out our website copywriting portfolio, where we have many homepage examples that will give you content ideas and may even inspire your own homepage design! 

Can you give me some website homepage content ideas?

Here are the top x elements we recommend you include on your website homepage.

What should you put on a website homepage?


Can you give me some website homepage content ideas?

Here are the top 13 elements we recommend you include on your website homepage.

  • Navigation

  • Headline

  • Sub-headline and value proposition

  • Hero Image

  • Call to action button

  • What problem do you solve?

  • Lead Magnet

  • About Us

  • Social Proof 

  • Resources

  • Final CTA


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10 Webinar Landing Page Examples & Templates

10 Webinar Landing Page Examples & Templates

10 Webinar Landing Page Examples & Templates

You already know that a webinar is a great way to generate leads and sales for your business.

And maybe you’ve already created a value-packed presentation. 

One that you know your audience will love.

But when it comes time to create your webinar landing page, you feel stuck. You don’t know what to include.

Or maybe you’ve already built a landing page and the response has been crickets

You’ve got a sinking feeling that something is not quite right. But you don’t know what.

Don’t worry; you’re in luck.

This blog post will teach you how to create a high-converting webinar landing page by providing you with examples, templates and best practices to inspire you.


What can a webinar do for your business?

Webinars are an excellent way for businesses to share knowledge with their customers, connect with them on a more personal level, and market their products and services globally.

The potential global reach of webinars is limitless, as they can be attended by anyone who has access to the internet. Here are some interesting statistics about the effectiveness of webinars today.

  • The webinar market is projected to reach $800 million by 2023 (Letter.ly).

  • 42% of marketers said that they were planning on using webinars in 2021 (Wyzowl).

  • While only 41% of marketers have actually hosted or participated in a webinar, 83% found it an effective strategy (Wyzowl).

  • Over 70% of webinar marketers say that webinars are either highly effective or most effective (Webinar Software).


Why create a webinar landing page?

You could create the best webinar presentation in the world, but without a high-converting landing page, you are unlikely to get many sign-ups. The purpose of a webinar landing page is to encourage visitors to sign up for your webinar. Yes, even if your webinar is free, you still need to convince people to give up their valuable time and attend.

An effective webinar landing page communicates important information about the webinar by answering the most frequently asked questions such as:

  • What day and time is the webinar happening?

  • Is the webinar free or paid?

  • What is the duration of the webinar?

  • Who’s presenting the webinar content?

  • What will I learn?

Now that you understand the importance of webinar landing pages, here is a template that includes the best practices that are typically found in high-converting landing pages.


7-point webinar landing page template

The Anatomy of a A High-Converting Webinar Landing Page

The Anatomy of a A High-Converting Webinar Landing Page

1. A webinar title that converts

Choose a webinar title that is likely to grab your customers’ attention. It should be relevant to the problems or challenges they are going through. 

Your title should be clear, specific and actionable. When your audience reads your title, you want it to be a no-brainer for them to register because the topic you are covering is aligned with their problems or interests.

Here are a few writing tips to follow when writing a webinar title:

  • Use the word FREE (i.e., Free Webinar, etc.)

  • Be specific (7 ways is better than “many ways”)

  • Keep it short (no more than 10 words)

  • Use the words ‘How To’ (‘How To Grow Your Email List’)

A webinar title that converts

A webinar title that converts

2. Clear body copy

The webinar might be free, but you still need to ‘sell’ the benefits of why people should register for it. You want to make them excited and curious about the information they will learn during the webinar and how it will benefit them.

To do this, I recommend writing a heading (i.e., ‘What You’ll Learn’) and bullet points (4 to 6 points).

Here are some bullet-point writing formulas to help you write your own:

  • How to [benefit, i.e., save your marriage] without [common challenge, i.e., spending thousands on marriage counselling]
  • 7 ways to [benefit, i.e., lose weight without starving yourself]
  • [say what it is, i.e., a budgeting spreadsheet] that [and how it helps/benefits them, i.e., that saves you 10 hours a week]
  • A simple exercise for [achieve result, i.e., closing more sales]
  • The quickest and easiest way to [achieve result, i.e., get in beach body shape for summer]
Clear body copy

Clear body copy

3. A click-worthy call to action button

Call To Action (CTA) button copy is short (less than 5 words) and usually includes words like ‘free’ or ‘register’. You can also add words like “now” to increase the urgency and motivate visitors to reserve their spot faster. Here are a couple of examples.

  • Reserve My Seat
  • Book My Free Spot
  • Claim My Free Seat Now
A click-worthy call to action button

A click-worthy call to action button

4. Credible Testimonials

Testimonials are a great way to make the visitor feel more at ease by increasing credibility and trust. Your job is to look through testimonials provided by previous customers and find ones that fit the best practices below. 

  • Specific and clear benefits mentioned

  • Person’s full name

  • Smiling photo of the person

  • Shorter testimonials work best

You may remove any rambling text from the testimonial, but do not add anything new that the testimonial giver didn’t say themselves.

Credible Testimonials

Credible Testimonials

5. Presenter’s Bio

In this section, you will write a short bio about the presenter of the webinar. The goal of this section is to position them as an authority or knowledgeable expert in their field—someone worth listening to who has valuable information and important insights to share.

Tips for writing the Bio section of this page:

  • Include the specific achievements, qualifications, or results (that are relevant to the topic)
  • Add their full name and business name
  • Include a professional smiling photo of the presenter
Presenter’s Bio

Presenter’s Bio

6. Webinar Registration Form 

The webinar registration form is the last step in the conversion process. It's where people can submit their email address and name to be sent a link to the presentation when it goes live.

A basic form would include fields for an email address and name. Some companies ask for more information like phone number, location, and even occupation, but the more personal information you request, the less likely people are to fill out the form. 

There are many ways you can present this form on your website, such as a popup, sidebars, or embedded directly onto the landing page.

Webinar Registration Form

Webinar Registration Form

7. Appealing visuals

Adding eye-catching visuals such as images and videos can improve the user experience and also increase the conversion rate of your landing page. Here are the three different types of appealing visuals we recommend. 

Presenter Photo: The most important image for your webinar registration landing page is a professional headshot of the presenter. The photo should be a smiling, approachable, and warm image. 

Testimonial Photos: You can also include pictures of customers or attendees who have provided you with credible testimonials or reviews. These kinds of images prove that the testimonials are real.

Explainer Video: Explainer videos are great because they combine audio and video to explain a concept in a simple and understandable way. They're proven to be more effective than just text or audio—the video leaves an impression on the viewer.

Adding a 1 to 2-minute explainer video at the top of your landing page is a proven way to increase your conversion rate and attract more attendees.


10 Webinar Landing Page Examples

Here are 10 webinar registration page examples to inspire you to create your own. I also critique each page to let you know what I like and what I didn’t like about each one.

1. Conversion XL

Conversion XL

Conversion XL

What they did well:

  • The headline follows a proven framework. How to [benefit, i.e., build superfans] with [method, i.e., personal video]

  • The 1-minute video provides a nice overview of what you’ll learn by attending the webinar.
  • Hero image of the presenter along with the short yet informative bio positions him as an authority figure in the industry. 

What they could do better:

The ‘get unlimited access’ is a bit confusing. I don’t know if I’m signing up for a free trial to a subscription or to a free webinar.


2. Hubspot

Hubspot

Hubspot

What they did well:

  • The headline is clear and to the point.

  • The content of the webinar sounds relevant and interesting because they interviewed 50 social media industry pros about the latest tactics.

What they could do better:

  • There isn’t much information about each of the presenters other than their names and positions at the company.
  • The registration form is super long and is asking for a lot of personal information. People are unlikely to fill in such long registration forms.
  • They didn't really answer the question of what I will learn by attending this webinar. It would have been good to have some bullet points that share the key topics they will be covering.


3. Digital Marketer

Digital Marketer

Digital Marketer

What they did well:

  • The headline is clear, compelling and mentions the key benefit.

  • The bullet points make me want to know more about the content being shared during the webinar.

What they could do better:

  • While the presenter's bio is well written, the image is broken so I can't see their photo.


4. TailWind

TailWind

TailWind

What they did well:

  • The short explainer video does a great job of communicating what the webinar is about and why I should attend.

  • The call-to-action button is repeated three times throughout the page, which can help with increasing registrations.

  • Their landing page uses a clean and modern design that makes it easy to read and uses a lot of white space. 

What they could do better:

  • Nothing! I thought this was one of the best webinar landing page examples on the list.


5. Moz

Moz

Moz

What they did well:

  • The copy does a good job of positioning the presenter as an expert in her industry and provides compelling reasons about why we should attend the free webinar. 

What they could do better:

  • The website navigation menu has many distracting links that would cause people to leave the page without registering for the webinar. I would remove the navigation bar from the landing page.
  • Their registration form asks for too much information. I would ask for just the name and email address to increase registrations.
  • The call-to-action button says ‘submit’, which doesn't inspire people to click. I would replace it with ‘free registration’. oOr ‘register my free seat’.


6. Foundr Magazine

Foundr Magazine

Foundr Magazine

What they did well:

  • The countdown timer creates a sense of urgency which would be effective at getting more people to register now. 

  • The page includes a lot of video testimonials which are effective at increasing trust  and believability. 

  • The headline is excellent because it mentions a key benefit the audience cares about and to overcome a common problem.

  • They use a lot of client case studies which would increase the credibility and also desire for visitors to attend the webinar

What they could do better:

  •  I think this is one of the best examples on the list.  The only thing I might change is the video player because when you click ‘play’ it asks you to enter your name and email to access the webinar. While this might be an effective strategy it felt like bait-and-switch.


7. MindValley

MindValley

MindValley

What they did well:

  • The headline mentions not one but two clear benefits that the target audience really cares about.
  • There are lots of great bulleted points that offer reasons why you should attend the webinar.
  • The landing page uses a lot of compelling testimonials that help to boost its credibility and believability. 
  • There are photos of the presenter with Bill Gates and other industry tycoons, which only further boosts his credibility as the presenter. 

What they could do better:

  • While I do really love this landing page, it would be interesting to see a shorter version of the page as it’s pretty long. Mindvalley could test them and see which one gets more people to register.


8. Meducate

Meducate

Meducate

What they did well:

  • The question headline is an effective way of grabbing the reader’s attention.

  • Their short promo video does a great job of promoting the webinar.

  • The bullet points mention six key questions the audience cares about that will be answered during the webinar. 

  • The bios of the two presenters are well written and mention the relevant accomplishments of each presenter. 

What they could do better:

  • There isn't really anything I would change about the Meducate webinar landing page.


9. Real Estate Brilliance

Real Estate Brilliance

Real Estate Brilliance

What they did well:

  • The many visual trust elements like award logos and media mentions help to boost the trustworthiness and credibility of the page.
  • Video testimonials are an excellent way to demonstrate social proof. 
  • The ‘what you'll learn’ section provides many compelling reasons why we should attend the free webinar.
  • The brief explainer video from Ryan Thompson does a great job of promoting the webinar.

What they could do better:

  • The company logo takes up too much space in the important ‘above the fold’ section of the landing page. I would remove the logo to make it much smaller.
  • Having two call-to-action buttons is a mistake because it can cause indecision. I would only have the ‘register now’ button on the page.


10. Slack

Slack

Slack

What they did well:

  • The headline positions Slack as an authority by mentioning three big name companies that use its technology. 
  • The copy does a good job of clarifying who should attend the webinar (engineers, owners and admins, etc.) and what they will learn.

What they could do better:

  • There are many links to other pages, webinars, and call-to-action buttons provide too many opportunities for the visitor to leave this page without registering for the free webinar. A more focused page with just one call-to-action button would yield better results.
  • The registration form asks for 7 different pieces of personal information, which will result in fewer people filling out the form.

Why choose Copywriting Crew to write your webinar registration page?

Copywriting Crew is a professional copywriting agency that helps businesses attract more attendees with compelling webinar landing page messaging.

Our copywriters are skilled at using words to get people to take action. We write webinar registration pages that will convince prospects to sign up for your online event, and we can do all the content creation you need—from blog posts to whitepapers and more.

We'll make sure your webinar registration pages are persuasive and engaging. Go here to find out more about our copywriting services! You can also click here to order your webinar registration page content.

Hire Top Copywriters

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Frequently asked questions about webinar landing pages

Question: What should be on a webinar landing page?

In order to create a successful webinar landing page, we recommend following these best practises:

  1. A webinar title that converts
  2. Clear body copy
  3. A click-worthy call to action button
  4. Credible testimonials
  5. Presenter’s Bio
  6. Registration form
  7. Appealing images


Question: How do I create a webinar landing page?

Webinars are the best way to generate more leads, build your email list, and grow your business. If you're looking for help with setting up your webinar landing page, you can use one of the powerful page builder tools available at https://www.website-builder-tool.com


Question: How do you optimise a webinar landing page?

Unlike other types of marketing collateral, webinars are highly interactive and based on dialogue. As such, your landing page should be focused on providing the audience with the critical information they need to know in order to take part. You can use a call-to-action button or a video that is playing that would lead people into the webinar.


Question: How do I create an event landing page?

Check out our informative blog post for instructions and best practices on how to create a high-converting event landing page. 

Further reading 

Insert external links to our other blog posts on similar topics.

How to Create a High-Converting Event Landing Page

11 Top Social Media Marketing Tactics To Increase Sales In 2022

11 Top Social Media Marketing Tactics To Increase Sales In 2022

11 Top Social Media Marketing Tactics To Increase Sales In 2022

4.48 billion people use social media worldwide.

Users spend on average 2 hours and 25 minutes per day on social media.

Yes, these are staggering numbers!

That’s why, as a business owner, you need to capitalise on social media platforms to promote your offering.

But with the plethora of social media marketing tips available online, understanding the best social media marketing tactics for your business can be challenging.  

Lucky for you, I have years of experience helping clients increase their sales through their social media channels. This means that I know the best social media marketing tactics to get you results.

So, I’ve put together this guide to help you fine-tune your social media marketing strategy and reach your sales goals in 2022.


What is Social Media Marketing?

Social media marketing is a form of marketing that allows you to advertise your content to a highly targeted audience through social media platforms. 

Some of the most popular social media platforms for businesses include Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and TikTok.


Why Use Social Media Marketing?

As mentioned before, over 4 billion people use social media. This means that your potential customers likely hang out on these platforms.

Now, the great thing about social media platforms is that they all offer paid advertising options for business owners to reach their ideal customers, promote their products or services and boost their sales immediately.

But social media marketing doesn’t simply enable you to leverage social media platforms in order to promote your content and offering. In fact, it can be much more than a simple advertising tool. 

Here are some of the other benefits of social media marketing for brands and companies:

  • Capturing valuable insights into your target audience’s needs to design the perfect offer and content.

  • Building your brand awareness.

  • Collecting feedback and identifying areas of improvement.

  • Fine-tuning your social media strategy based on your audience’s feedback.

  • Engaging with your customers and building a community.

  • Driving traffic to your website and improving your SEO rankings.


How To Create A Winning Social Media Strategy

How To Create A Winning Social Media Strategy

How To Create A Winning Social Media Strategy

Set S.M.A.R.T. social media marketing goals.

If you’re after social media marketing tactics that will help you improve your bottom line, this one is a no-brainer!

Setting your goals is critical because it allows you to track your progress and measure the performance/efficiency of the social media tactics you’re implementing.

Every goal you set should be:

  • Specific: your goals should be clear and you should know exactly what you need to accomplish, why, and with what resources. For instance, saying you want to get more sales is less specific than saying you want to increase your sales by 25% a month. 

  • Measurable: you should be able to establish a way to measure each goal and know what determines success.

  • Attainable: your goals have to be achievable. For instance, if you’re just starting on Instagram, setting your goal to gaining 100,000 followers in a week might be difficult to achieve. Instead, set increments to help you keep going when you reach each milestone.

  • Realistic: choose realistic goals that you know your business can achieve.

  • Time-bound: define a target end date to keep yourself accountable and ensure you stay consistent.

Once you’ve set your goals, you need to define KPIs to accurately measure the success of your strategy. Analysing data such as clicks and engagement can help you understand how effective your social media campaign is. 

And to make your life easier, I’d recommend you use digital tools such as Hubspot Dashboard and Reporting software. This type of tool will allow you to easily measure the success of your digital campaign and adjust your marketing strategy accordingly.

 

Research Your Target Audience

Believe it or not, many of my clients overlook this step. 

They put together a marketing strategy based on what they think their audience wants and start investing in ads, hoping to get sales. The problem with this strategy is that they’re not tailoring their content to their audience, and as a result, sales rarely follow. 

Knowing your target audience means that you understand their pain points, desires and aspirations. You know what makes them tick and are familiar with the language they use. Only with this information will you be able to create compelling content that resonates with them and sparks emotions or curiosity. 

Tailoring your content to your target audience is the only way to create an effective social media marketing strategy and ensure your investment won’t go directly down the drain.

Research Your Target Audience

Research Your Target Audience

Conduct a Competitive Analysis

One of the most important social media marketing tactics I teach my clients is to conduct an in-depth analysis of what their competition is doing. 

Select a few competitors and thoroughly browse their feeds. Study posts that work and those that don’t. Look at the comments and feedback from their audience. See what format, language, and imagery they use and what makes their followers tick.

Their audience is effectively your audience, so any information you can glean will help you fine-tune your social media marketing strategy. 

Also, use Facebook and Instagram to study their ads, as Facebook allows you to access ads that your competition is currently running. Jump on their business page and click the transparency option and ta-da! You’ll see all of the ads they’re running.


Perfect Your Social Storytelling 

Consumers don’t want to hear about cold facts and numbers. They want to hear stories that take them on a journey into your brand's universe. 

Therefore, the way to your target audience’s heart is through an impassioned and captivating story. Make sure to convey your message using a powerful narrative and you’ll be on your way to winning over your viewers or readers.

Also, when crafting your story, use power words. These special words will help turn cold prospects into brand advocates and paying customers. To assist you, I recently published an article on the 99 best power words for sales pitches to land new clients in.


Showcase Your Personality 

Showing your personality is the best way to create a strong bond with your audience and prompt them to follow you. People want to know who is behind a product or service. They crave interactions, and humanising your brand by showing your personality will help them relate to you and your brand and coax them to purchase from you. So, make them laugh, cry, or wonder and be vulnerable! 

Personality

Personality

Create Engaging Content

Any successful social media marketing strategy hinges on high-quality and engaging content. 

Sure, you need to make sure your content provides value to your customers. But it also needs to be appealing.

Here are some best practices when it comes to creating engaging social media posts:

  • Show, don’t tell: rather than writing a massive wall of text and risking losing your audience’s attention, use compelling visuals and short and powerful copy. 

  • Write with your audience in mind: use their language and adjust your tone of voice.

  • Publish both photo and video-based posts

  • Take crisp photos and record high-quality footage

  • Share customer testimonials

  • Organise contests


Tailor Your Content To Each Social Media Platform

Each social media platform has unique algorithms and demographics and serves unique purposes. 

For instance, people use TikTok to watch fun and engaging videos, while LinkedIn is more geared toward professionals looking to network or learn about specific industries and topics. 

Facebook users are using the platform to interact with their friends and family.

Knowing exactly the purpose of each of these platforms will help you publish relevant and highly-tailored content, increasing your chances of success.   

Tailor Your Content To Each Social Media Platform

Tailor Your Content To Each Social Media Platform


Post Regularly And At The Best Times

The key to being successful on social media is consistency. 

Consider this. Say you’re really into fitness and you follow a fitness brand on Instagram. Every day, the team posts short videos showing different exercises to target different areas of the body. 

One day, as you log onto their Instagram account to check the new daily video, you notice they haven’t published one. You keep checking their Insta account for the next five days and finally, a new video comes up. You think they’re back on track. They must have had an issue that specific week. No big deal.

The following day you log in and there isn’t any new video. 

How long until you decide to follow a different fitness brand that posts more consistently? I bet not long.

See where I am going with this? 

Competition is fierce between brands nowadays, and once you’ve managed to capture your audience’s attention, you need to keep it by consistently posting high-quality content. 

Therefore, make sure you always post at the same frequency so your audience knows what to expect.

Also, don’t forget to research optimal posting times on each social media channel.

Post Regularly And At The Best Times

Post Regularly And At The Best Times

Use A Social Media Scheduling Tool

Now, I get it. 

As a business owner myself, I know that every day, you need to wear multiple hats and juggle a million tasks. After all, that’s part of the job description.

And that makes staying on top of your social media posting game challenging. That’s why one of the social media marketing tactics I recommend using is creating a social media calendar and investing in a scheduling tool to automate your social media posts. 

These tools allow you to upload your content in advance and schedule your posts on multiple platforms at the most optimal times to maximise your reach.

 

Respond To Your Audience

This is customer service 101. 

If your audience asks questions or expresses concerns about your offer or content, the least they’ll be expecting is for you to respond. 

Want to know a secret? 

Many brands don’t allocate enough time and resources to systematically respond to their audience. And if they do it, most of the answers are generic and don’t feel authentic. 

So, if you can, spend the time crafting personalised responses, answering questions or concerns, you’ll stand out and win your audience’s heart in no time. They‘ll see you as a brand that genuinely cares about them.


Work With Professional Copywriters 

As you might have heard before, content is king. Now, creating engaging and valuable content consistently can be challenging unless you’re a marketing expert.

That’s why one of the best social media marketing tactics you can implement if you want to drive your sales is to hire a professional copywriter.

Here are a few ways a professional copywriter can help you:

  • They’re adept at creating content specifically for social media platforms.

  • They know what type of content will resonate with your audience based on the platforms that you want to publish on.

  • They know how to write copy that converts.

  • They’ll save you time and money.

  • Their versatility means that they can write for any of your social media marketing campaigns.

  • They’ll help you be consistent.

  • They’ll help drive traffic to your website and improve your SEO rankings.

Work With Professional Copywriters

Work With Professional Copywriters

Want To Know A Secret?

At CopywritingCrew, we’ve helped countless businesses create a winning social media content strategy to boost their sales. 

Our team of highly experienced copywriters is well-versed in the latest social media marketing tactics that can get your results instantly. If you choose to work with us, you’ll always be assigned an experienced copywriter with a background in your industry as well as an editor. 

This way, we can ensure that your social media copy is seamless and tailored to your specific target audience. So, if you’re keen to improve your sales through your social media channels, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Hire Top Copywriters

Hire Top Copywriters

Frequently Asked Questions About Social Media Marketing Tactics

Question: What are the best social marketing tactics?

Answer: In order to design a winning social media marketing strategy, you need to follow the steps below:

  • Set S.M.A.R.T goals.

  • Define your KPIs.

  • Research your target audience.

  • Conduct a competitive analysis.

  • Perfect your social storytelling.

  • Showcase your personality.

  • Create engaging content.

  • Tailor your content to each social media platform.

  • Create a social media calendar.

  • Post regularly and at the best times.

  • Respond to your audience’s comments. 

  • Partner with micro-influencers.

  • Build a strong network of brand advocates.

  • Create a hashtag strategy.


Question: What are the best social media marketing tips?

Answer: I’ve tested countless marketing tips over the years and I’ve listed for you the best ones to boost your sales:

  • Define your goals.

  • Learn as much as you can about your potential customers to be able to address their pain points.

  • Choose the best social media platforms for your business.

  • Create content pillars for a unified experience.

  • Use social media scheduling tools.

  • Humanize your brand.

  • Share value-added content.


Question: What is a big downside of social media content marketing?

Answer: While having a strong social media content marketing strategy is key these days, if you want to improve your sales, it can come with some disadvantages including:

  • The risk of public negative reviews

  • The necessity of creating new and original content regularly 

  • The cost of social media ads 

  • The time organic social media promotion requires

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Further Reading

If you loved learning about social media marketing tactics and need more tips on how to increase your sales, here are a few other articles that could help:

How To Write The Perfect Video Script For Your Business in 2022

How To Write The Perfect Video Script For Your Business in 2022

How To Write The Perfect Video Script For Your Business in 2022

What do The Godfather, Casablanca, and Pulp Fiction movies all have in common?

Great storytelling.

After all, Alfred Hitchcock says it best: “To make a great film, you need three things – the script, the script, and the script.”

That’s because humans have been connecting through stories for millennia, making storytelling the most ancient and the most effective element of any marketing strategy. 

This means that when writing the video script for your business, you’re not just writing lines. You’re writing a powerful story that will take your viewers on an immersive journey into your brand’s universe. 

Not sure where to start with video scripting?

To help you, I've decided to share the six steps to a winning corporate video script that will dazzle your target customers and help you win them over!

Writing the perfect script for your business videos can be challenging. That’s why, here, I share the key steps you need to follow for a winning video script for your business.


Why Is A Corporate Script So Important?

A well-thought-out script will help you plan your video, ensure it matches your brand personality, and convey your message efficiently. And all these factors are key ingredients in the recipe for success!


A script will also allow you to:

  • Spend less time filming as you’ve already mapped out your video content
  • Craft the perfect story, and ensure it flows and is compelling.
  • Grab your viewers’ attention within seconds, as writing a script allows you to spend time crafting an engaging intro.
  • Promote your brand in a compelling way.
  • Create a much better video than if you had shot your video on a whim.
  • Produce a video that caters to your audience


Well-crafted scripts will fuel the success of your corporate videos. So, make sure you dedicate the time and resources needed to write an engaging script for your business videos.


Video Script Framework

I’ve highlighted below the main elements you need to take into consideration when scripting your corporate video.


Video Format

The video format entirely depends on the kind of video you want to shoot and the marketing channels you want to distribute it on.

For instance, the optimal length for an Instagram video is approximately 30 seconds, while YouTube videos between 7 and 11 minutes tend to perform well.

Yet, regardless of the type of videos you record and the marketing channels you promote them on, here’s a rule that you should follow when it comes to scripting:

  • Video duration of 30 seconds equals 60 words
  • Video duration of 60 seconds equals 120 words
  • And video duration of 120 seconds equals 240 words

You get the idea 😉


Video Script Outline

Writing a video script for your business can seem overwhelming. That’s why starting by creating an outline is always a good idea. It will ensure you include all the things you want to cover in the video. 

Successful videos often follow the structure below:

  • A killer hook to grab your viewers’ attention
  • Problem your target customers are facing
  • Solution you can provide  
  • Unique value proposition
  • Your company culture
  • A call to action

Adding these six components to your footage will allow you to make sure your video flows and takes viewers into an exciting journey.


Video Script 

Now, time to focus on the content or meat of the video! This is the part where you need to combine your copywriting skills and creative mind to create a compelling story that resonates with your audience.

I know writing a video script for your business can seem daunting, even if you have managed to draft the outline. After all, that’s why many of our clients invest in our professional copywriting services.

However, if you’d rather write the video script for your business yourself, here are a few questions your video content should answer:

  • What is your company’s mission?
  • Why was your product or service created?
  • How does your solution solve your customers’ problems?
  • Why should they choose you over your competition?
  • What emotions do you want to elicit?
  • How do you want your viewers to feel when watching your video?
  • What key messages do you want to convey?


How To Write A Highly-Converting Script For Your Business Videos

Want to create an amazing video that will stand out, drive traffic to your website and convert visitors into paying customers?

Here’s how.


Write A Video Brief

The first step to writing a high-converting video script for your business is to craft a detailed brief. The brief should include the key elements below:


  • What makes them tick?
  • Why do you want to create this video?
  • What message do you want to convey?
  • Who is your audience?
  • What language do they use?
  • Where will you promote this video?
  • What’s your budget, and what’s your deadline?


This step will help you clarify your objectives, gather the information you need to connect with your audience, and fine-tune your strategy if necessary.


Craft A Killer Opening

Ever watched Inglourious Basterds, The Lion King, or Goodfellas? These movies were instant successes because they feature powerful openings that elicit emotion and instantly pull viewers in.

And even though you’re not shooting a video for Hollywood, you still need to grab your viewers’ attention quickly. That’s because the average attention span is 8 seconds these days, and competition for consumers’ attention is fierce.

Your opening scene should act as a hook by:

  • Sparking excitement,
  • Building suspense, or
  • Making people laugh


Perfect Your Story

Your message shouldn’t feel like a corporate message. It should be conveyed as a story. 

Why? 

Because as Steven Spielberg once said: “Audiences are harder to please if you’re just giving them effects, but they’re easy to please if it’s a good story.” It’s a fact. As human beings, we’re much more likely to remember stories than facts alone.            

Perfect Your Story

Perfect Your Story

Keep Your Script Short And Easy To Understand 

Sometimes, my clients get caught in the excitement and start writing without a specific goal in mind. And sure enough, they often end up with pages and pages of video script for their business video. I get it, they’re eager to tell customers everything about their brand and their product and let their creative juices flow. 

But when it comes to videos, shorter is sweeter. Of course, as mentioned before, the video format you should choose depends on the channel you’re promoting your video on. But as a rule of thumb, try not to record a video over 2 minutes, or you risk losing your viewers’ interest.

Also, whether you’re writing about a complex AI-powered solution or a revolutionary fitness program, you need to ensure that the information is easy to digest. So, use simple words even though you’re explaining complex concepts.


Use Your Audience’s Language

The best way to lose your viewers’ attention is by using complex and wordy sentences. Unless your audience is highly educated and enjoys complex sentences, a best practice is to use easy-to-understand language. 

So, for your video to be successful, make sure to study the way your audience speaks and use expressions and words they tend to say. How do you find out? Browse Facebook profiles, scour forums, and peruse any other sites your audience hangs out on.

Using the same language as your audience will allow you to create content that resonates with your target customers and helps them connect with your brand.


Read Several Times And Tweak

Ok, I must warn you here: the idea isn’t to endlessly tweak your script until it reaches perfection. The reality is that you’ll never know if it’s perfect until you publish your video and gauge your audience’s reaction.

Instead, read your script several times out loud to see how it sounds and adjust to ensure it flows and takes your target customers on an immersive journey.

As an extra tip, once you’ve finished writing your video script, take a step back, do something else, and get back to it later with a fresh set of eyes. It will allow you to better assess whether the script needs fine-tuning and help you spot any syntax or grammar mistakes.


3 Powerful Templates Of Video Script For Your Business


Explainer Video

Upsend is a customer service platform for small businesses. Upsend knows that small businesses sometimes struggle to maintain excellent customer service due to a lack of resources and time. The company also knows that customer engagement platforms can be expensive for small businesses.

In this explainer video, Upsend establishes a connection with its target audience by immediately raising these two issues. The brand then continues by highlighting its unique solution and showing small businesses how it can solve their pain points. The video closes with a compelling call to action encouraging viewers to try the service for free. 

Explainer videos are particularly useful for SaaS companies or businesses providing complex solutions or products to their customers. That’s because videos make information easier to understand and digest while saving busy consumers precious time.

Here’s a video script template you can follow if you choose to create an explainer video:

  • Show a character struggling with an issue that resonates with your customers.

  • Introduce the solution by highlighting how your offering can help and how it works.

  • Show your audience the results your product or service brings.

  • Use a call to action to move them to action.


Testimonial Video

Video testimonials are extremely useful to build trust with your audience. They can depict clients talking about your products or services and explain how your solution helped them. But they can also show your employees talking about your unique company culture and values. The idea with video testimonials is to be creative in the way that you convey your message, ensuring the script is engaging. 

Sure, it’s a corporate video communicating the benefits of your offering, but it doesn’t have to be boring!

To capitalize on this, ensure your testimonial video creates a curiosity gap, enticing viewers to stay engaged throughout the video. You should also use the ‘’show, don’t tell’’ approach. Show your audience the impact you’re having on your clients’ lives, don’t simply tell them. 

Last but not least, a great testimonial video should encourage people to take the necessary steps to learn more about your solution or buy it without you having to explicitly ask them to. 

Here’s a great example of a video script for your business by DDP Yoga. DDP Yoga is a fitness program to lose weight and gain strength. 

Now, this video testimonial from Vance Hinds hits on all the points mentioned above. As the viewers embark on the journey of Vance’s transformation, each scene keeps on sparking curiosity, raising new questions. Following him on his journey also allows potential customers to witness his transformation and see how effective the program is.


Announcement

In September 2021, Amazon released Astro, its highly anticipated AI-powered home robot. And to announce this new product, the company created a movie-like announcement video

In the first scene, one of the characters is wondering what the use of this robot could be for her. As the other character asks the robot to follow him, the video takes us on a journey through the different applications for the robot, answering her original question and helping viewers better understand the value of such a machine. 

The scenario depicts a day in the lives of people from different backgrounds and generations with Astro, ensuring most consumers can relate to some of these situations.

The dialogues are short but cheerful and lighthearted, eliciting emotion and helping Amazon build a deep connection with the brand. The last scene invites viewers to learn more about Astro using #meetastro.

An engaging movie-like promotional video is a great way for brands to hook the viewers in and stand out from the online noise. They tend to make a long-lasting impression in consumers’ minds without sounding salesy.

The template for an announcement video is as follows:

  • Short introduction raising the different questions consumers might have about a product or service.

  • Main message explaining why the product or service was created and how it can help your audience.

  • Call to action for people to learn more about the brand and product, or even a discount to coax them into purchasing.

And if you’re looking for more inspiration, Amanda Horvath provides an excellent brand video template.


Need Help Writing A Winning Video Script For Your Business?

If you’re not sure how to communicate about your solution in a compelling way or how to use the right language to elicit emotions and build a connection with your target audience, you’re not alone.

Unless you’re a video marketing expert, writing a high-converting video script for your business is challenging. 

Video marketing isn’t just about recording a video and hitting the publish button on your marketing channels. It’s about crafting the perfect story and conveying it in a compelling way through your video script. And that’s where the CopywritingCrew team can help!

If you need help writing your video script, get in touch with us. We’d be happy to discuss your upcoming video project and see how we can help!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Video Script For Businesses

Question: How Do I Start Writing a Script?

Answer: Before you write your script, you need to tackle the following elements:

  • Video brief
  • Video format
  • Script outline

These steps are an essential and integral part of writing a script, so you should cover them first.


Question: How do you write a business video script?

Answer: A lot of things go into writing a successful corporate video script, but here’s a summary of the key steps you need to take:

  • Craft a powerful opening 
  • Perfect your storytelling
  • Keep the video short and easy to understand
  • Use your target audience’s language
  • Include a call to action
  • Read several times and adjust


Further Reading

You should now have the tools to craft the perfect video script for your business!

If you’re looking for more tips on copywriting in general, I’d recommend that you read some of our latest blog posts, including:

How To Write a Professional And Compelling LinkedIn Summary

How To Write a Professional And Compelling LinkedIn Summary

How To Write a Professional And Compelling LinkedIn Summary

LinkedIn is the biggest B2B social network in the world.

This explains why 40 million people use the platform for job searches every week.

What’s more, 80% of LinkedIn users are decision makers, making the social network a strategic tool whether you’re looking for a new job or new clients.

That’s why I recommend that you use your LinkedIn summary strategically. Your LinkedIn summary can be a powerful tool in your job search toolbox to help you uncover incredible employment opportunities!

How so?

In this blog post, I’m going to tell you why your LinkedIn summary is so important. And I’ll also share some LinkedIn summary examples to inspire you and get your creative juices flowing.


Why Is A Good LinkedIn Summary So Important?

Knowing how to write a good LinkedIn summary is critical because it can set you apart from millions of other LinkedIn users.

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 1

Make A Good First Impression

Your LinkedIn summary (or ''about'' section) sits right below your name and job title. So, when a user lands on your LinkedIn profile, this is pretty much the first thing they’ll see. This means that your ‘’about’’ section is your chance to capture your target audience’s attention and make a good first impression.

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 2

Show Your Personality

Whether you’re looking for a new job or want to find new clients, we live in an era where people want to get to know you before doing business with you. They want to know who is behind your polished LinkedIn profile. A professional LinkedIn photo and a well-written section about your professional background and goals aren’t enough anymore.

Nowadays, you need to inject a bit of personality into your LinkedIn summary while keeping it professional. You need to show prospective recruiters or clients what you’re all about and share your personal values. 

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 3

Helps With LinkedIn SEO

The ''about'' section offers a fantastic opportunity to optimise your Linkedin Profile for searches and boost your visibility. So, it’s critical that you leverage these 2,000 words to include keywords that recruiters or clients might be typing when looking for someone like you.

Some tools can help you optimise your LinkedIn profile by analyzing it and highlighting keywords you should be using.  

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 4

How To Write The Perfect LinkedIn Summary

Like with any marketing asset, a good LinkedIn profile should include an attention-grabbing hook, a compelling career story, and optimised search terms. 

Let’s dive into the key tips on how to write the best LinkedIn summary to stand out from your competition.


Write An Attention-Grabbing Opening Statement

Your first sentence should act as a hook. The average attention span is shrinking, so you literally have a few seconds to grab your target audience's attention. 

Consider these two summaries:

When I was 18, I climbed Mount Everest. This once-in-a-lifetime experience taught me to always push my boundaries to become a better version of myself and develop a growth mindset. Since then, I've consistently overachieved in my roles.

I have over 15 years of experience in sales and I currently work as a sales manager for L’Oreal. I always strive to overperform.

Now, if you’re a recruiter, which profile would resonate with you most?

I know which person I would want to know more about 😉   


Open Up About Your Career

Sure, your LinkedIn summary should be clear and concise. Yet, adding some context to your career to date is the perfect way to help recruiters better connect with your profile. 

Try to make your summary flow and highlight the logic behind each of your job transitions. Your career should follow a thread. And if you happened to change careers along the way, your summary should touch on the reasons behind it. It should also show how your past experiences helped you succeed in your new career path. 

Use your LinkedIn summary to create a connection with recruiters and let them see your personality.


Mention Your Accomplishments

Some will call it bragging, others selling yourself. The key is to highlight your biggest accomplishments in 1-2 sentences without sounding arrogant. And the best way to do that is by stating facts. 

For instance, if you’ve been a sales manager for a few years, you could explain how you increased the bottom line of your department. Use numbers to put things in perspective.


Make It Digestible

While you can write up to 2,000 characters in your LinkedIn summary section, I’d recommend following the best practices below to make your summary easy to read:

  • Use bullet points to break down the information.

  • Write short paragraphs (3-5 sentences max).

  • Use numbers and awards.

  • Write two or three all-caps headers.


Add Relevant Keywords

Think about keywords prospective employers would be typing in the LinkedIn search bar when looking for someone with your skillset. Look at similar profiles and use keyword optimisation tools to uncover the main keywords you should be using. And once you’ve come up with a list, add them strategically to your LinkedIn summary. 

A word of advice, though: avoid keyword stuffing at all costs. Keyword stuffing will make your summary harder to read and deter recruiters from reading past the first few sentences.


Add A Call To Action

Don’t forget to share your details and let recruiters know that you’re open to having a chat. The end of the ‘’about’’ section is one of the best places to do that. After you’ve captivated your audience with your incredible career story and achievements, this will prompt them to reach out.


3 LinkedIn Summary Examples

Now, unless you’re a professional copywriter with extensive marketing experience, chances are you'll find writing a compelling LinkedIn summary challenging. Yet, as explained before, your summary is critical if you’re hoping to land your dream job.

A dull summary will quickly bore prospective employers and deter them from getting in touch with you. On the other hand, a carefully crafted paragraph with a fantastic hook and a compelling narrative can prompt them to immediately reach out. 

That’s why to help inspire you, I’m sharing my three favourite LinkedIn summary examples below.


Example #1: Ez Khan at Spencer Lane

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 5

Ez Khan is the founder of Melbourne-based recruitment agency Spencer Lane. 

What I really like about his profile is how much personality Ez managed to inject while still sounding professional. 

The opening statement is quite powerful. Telling people he has a smile on his face every day when he goes to work helps potential employers and employees better connect with him on a personal level. Plus, I don’t know about you, but it makes me want to smile too!

Also, throughout the first paragraph, his passion for his work is transparent.

The rest of the paragraph gives a great overview of his skills, what makes him tick and the value he brings to a team and to his clients.


Example #2: Katrina Ortiz at Crown Data System

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 6

Katrina's LinkedIn Summary is snappy, compelling, and professional. She tells a story and does it well. Indeed, the software developer uses a metaphor as a hook and continues on the same theme, linking it back in the second paragraph. As soon as she clicked the play button on her first-ever Python tutorial, the spark ignited and she caught fire. This narrative instantly grabs her audience and pulls them into her universe. 

Her summary feels authentic, using colloquial language such as ‘’meh’’. She even uses humour, adding a lot of personality to her ''about'' section.

I particularly like this example because software developers are usually considered geeky and even sometimes awkward. Yet, Katrina shows the exact opposite. Her summary is fun and energetic while still highlighting her core skills and conveying her passion for the job.


Example #3: Pedro Cortes at Cortes Design

LinkedIn Summary Example

LinkedIn Summary Example 7

Pedro Cortes is an independent consultant specialising in helping SaaS companies improve their branding and increase their sales.

Pedro’s summary is designed to appeal to his target audience: SaaS companies that struggle to convert their web visitors into paying customers.

He clearly highlights their pain points, ensuring his LinkedIn summary perfectly resonates with his readers. What’s more, he also explains in detail how he can help them and even creates FOMO by only working with a few select clients. 

Last but not least, Pedro includes a call to action in his summary to let people know what they should do next if they want to work with him.

I hope these three LinkedIn summary examples will help you better understand how to make yours eye-catching and compelling. 

Need more inspiration?

Here are 80+ professional bio templates to help you create a compelling narrative for your LinkedIn summary.


Where To Find An Experienced Copywriter For Your LinkedIn Summary

Now, writing a great summary requires skills. Whether your goal is to attract qualified employees, land new clients, or a new job, our experienced copywriters can craft the perfect LinkedIn Summary for you. 

Also, content creation has increased by 60% in 2020 on LinkedIn, placing quality content creation at the heart of a successful LinkedIn marketing strategy for millions of businesses. 

And the great news is that our versatile wordsmiths can also craft high-quality blogs for you to publish on your LinkedIn profile. Regularly posting native content will make potential clients, employees, and recruiters see you as an authority in your field.

If you’re not sure how a copywriter can help you, here’s a post I wrote providing 6 reasons why you should hire a copywriter.

If you’re ready to boost your LinkedIn profile, don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. My team and I will be happy to help!

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Frequently Asked Questions About LinkedIn Summaries

Question: How do I write a good LinkedIn summary?

Answer: Great LinkedIn summaries share a common denominator. They follow the best practices listed below.

For your summary to stand out and fulfill its purpose you should:

  • Write an attention-grabbing opening statement
  • Open up about your career
  • Mention your accomplishments
  • Make your summary digestible
  • Add relevant keywords
  • Include a call to action


Question: How do I describe my role on LinkedIn?

Answer: While your summary is a great way to grab recruiters’ attention, the job section is the next section they’ll check after reading your summary. Therefore, you need to spend time crafting each job description and make sure they’re engaging and relevant to the role you want next.

Here is how to describe each of your roles on LinkedIn:

  • Write a sentence or two to describe your employer and the industry you were operating in
  • List your duties and main responsibilities: limit your duties and responsibilities to 10 and focus on the ones that are most relevant to the type of role you want next.
  • Add 3 achievements for each of the roles


Question: How do I optimise my LinkedIn profile?

Answer: Optimising your LinkedIn profile can make all the difference between having to job hunt for weeks and waking up to a full inbox.

Here are ten steps to optimise your LinkedIn Profile:

  • Use a professional profile picture
  • Add a relevant background photo
  • Write a compelling LinkedIn summary
  • Add relevant keywords to your summary
  • List your main duties, responsibilities, and achievements under each job and add relevant skills
  • Ask for recommendations and work hard to get endorsements
  • Take a skills assessment
  • Regularly publish and share relevant content
  • Don’t add every single job you’ve had if you have a long job history. Focus on the most relevant ones.
  • And any certifications, degrees, or awards


Further reading

Now that you know how to write the perfect LinkedIn summary, here are some additional resources to help you land your dream job:

10 Proven Lead Magnet Ideas To Grow Your Email List

10 Proven Lead Magnet Ideas To Grow Your Email List

10 Proven Lead Magnet Ideas To Grow Your Email List

What is a lead magnet and how do you find great lead magnet ideas? 

The answers to these questions are right here, in this blog post!

As an experienced professional copywriter and business owner, I know how important lead magnets are for online businesses. I also know how difficult it can be to find lead magnet ideas that work.

So, you’re in luck as I’ve decided to share with you 10 irresistible lead magnet examples to inspire you and help you create lead magnets that convert.


What Is A Lead Magnet?

A lead magnet is a free, valuable resource that businesses offer to their target customers to convert them into paying customers down the road.

But why would you offer free and valuable resources to people who aren’t even your customers?

Because it takes time for people who aren’t familiar with your brand or business to commit to purchasing from you.

In fact, based on research, it takes an average of 7 to 12 times for a new website visitor to purchase something from a brand. To build trust and convince your leads that they should buy your products or services, you need to nurture them.

And there’s no better way to nurture your leads and move them down the sales funnel than offering them a freebie.


Why Does Your Business Need To Use Lead Magnets?

‘’50% of marketers who start using lead magnets report higher conversion rates’’.

If you’re looking to generate leads online and grow your revenue, you need to use lead magnets.

And the reason why lead magnets are essential is that they give your potential customers a compelling reason to share their personal information. 

Let’s take a look at an example.

Say you’re looking to buy a few healthy meals to lose fat and build muscle. You go to your closest health food store for the first time and start looking at their product range. Now, would you provide your email address or phone number to the salesperson in the store just because they’re asking? 

Probably not.


But if the same person was to offer a free eBook with 50 easy recipes to lose fat and build muscle in exchange for your email address, what would you do?

And If you’re committed to getting in shape, you’re likely to provide your email address.

A well-thought-out lead magnet will provide your target audience with something they perceive as being of high value. And it will be so compelling that your leads won’t be able to resist.


More specifically, to convert, a lead magnet should:

  • Solve a problem
  • Be specific
  • Be quick to read and easy to digest 
  • Provide high value to your target audience
  • Show your potential customers that you’re an expert in your field
  • Convey your unique value proposition
  • Help your ideal customer achieve something
  • Use power words to elicit emotions


Here are 99 power words for sales pitches to land new clients in that you can use in your lead magnets.

Once you’ve grown your email list, make sure to create winning emails to move your leads down the sales funnel. To help you, I’ve put together an article about a 9-word email that works like magic.


High-Converting Lead Magnet Ideas

Now, onto the fun part! 

Here are 10 lead magnet ideas and examples to inspire you and get your creative juices flowing.


Ebooks

Offering your web visitors a free eBook in exchange for their email address can be one of the most effective lead magnet ideas if your strategy is executed correctly. 

What do I mean by that?

Ebooks are classified as long-form content. Now, these days, consumers have an attention span of 8 seconds on average. 

So, if you want people to be interested in reading your eBooks and give you their details, you need to solve one of their pain points.

This is a great example of an eBook lead magnet, as it offers to solve a major pain point for content creators and businesses: getting subscribers.

Ebooks

Ebooks

Guides

Educational lead magnets are always popular because they provide value.

And as such, guides can be perceived as high value to your prospective customers because they educate them comprehensively on a specific topic. 

For instance, let’s say you run a travel agency specialising in Australian and New Zealand trips. An effective lead magnet could be ‘’The Ultimate Guide To Australia’s Great Barrier Reef’’. 

While typically longer than other kinds of lead magnets, guides can effectively convert your web visitors into subscribers because they provide all the answers your audience needs in one spot. 

The example below is one of the best guide lead magnet examples I’ve seen. What I like about it is that it is immediately actionable, as it provides a comprehensive set of tools to help businesses improve their inbound marketing strategy.

Guides

Guides

Workbooks

A workbook is a resource that allows participants to learn by doing. It usually consists of a document that web visitors download and complete after reading on a specific topic on your blog. It’s designed to help them apply what you’ve just taught them to their own businesses or situations.

I find workbooks to be one of the best lead magnet ideas. They’ll show your prospective customers how relevant your insights can be for their businesses and work wonders to cement you as an expert in your field.

What’s more, they’re an interactive tool you can use to engage your audience and create a deeper connection.  

Here’s an example by LinkedIn offering people a free workbook to assess and improve the performance of their content creation strategy.

Workbooks

Workbooks

Cheatsheets

A cheatsheet is a clear and concise one-page summary of a lengthy or complex process that consumers can refer to over and over again to achieve a specific goal.

And cheat sheets are one of the best lead magnet ideas to convert your website visitors into subscribers.

Why?

Because they help your audience remember something valuable. What’s more, they’re short, easily digestible, and provide a quick answer to a problem. And that’s exactly what consumers are after in our fast-paced society.

Here’s a cheatsheet lead magnet example by Jon Morrow from Smart Blogger. 

This lead magnet resonates with bloggers because they all want their blog posts to go viral. This cheatsheet offers them a quick summary of powerful headline hacks they can refer to when crafting their posts. This means that they don’t need to remember every single one of them.

Cheatsheets

Cheatsheets

Templates

Templates are extremely valuable these days because they save people a significant amount of time and hassle. Depending on the industry you’re operating in, providing your potential customers with high-quality templates can also help them look more professional in front of their clients. 

And if you’re looking for great template lead magnet ideas, here’s one from Convert Kit.

It targets eCommerce websites and online businesses that want to build their email lists with a well-designed landing page.

Now, if you were looking to boost your leads and revenue through the creation of landing pages, you’d probably say yes to a free professional landing page template in exchange for your email address, right? 

I know I would 😉

Templates

Templates

Plans or Planners

If you want to create added value for your audience, creating and sharing free planners,  monthly plans, or even a calendar template could be a great idea. 

Still in the spirit of saving your audience time and hassle, plans and planners will help your potential customers stay organised and achieve their goals without having to think or do any research. That’s why, if you create the right plan or planner, your potential customer won’t be able to resist.

Here are some great plans and planners lead magnet ideas:

  • 3 meal plans for busy professionals and mums who don’t have time to think about what to cook for dinner

  • 3 workout programs for muscle building, fat loss, and sports performance

  • Content planners to help business owners be consistent and organised

Plans or Planners

Plans or Planners

Reports

Reports are one of the best lead magnet ideas if you work with B2B clients. They usually provide statistics, data, research, or a collection of all of these in a comprehensive document. 

And the great thing about using reports as lead magnets is that they’re easy to create. If you don’t have the data yourself, you can compile valuable insights you know will resonate with your audience from trusted sources and create a comprehensive report.

Here’s a compelling report lead magnet example highlighting why YouTube is a great source of traffic.

Reports

Reports

Tutorials

Tutorials teach people how to do something in a compelling way and use an easy-to-digest format such as a PDF or a video. They’re extremely popular because they’re an easy way for consumers to learn about a topic and reach their goals. 

And for your tutorial lead magnets to convert, highlight how many steps the tutorial entails and keep it short.

The example below is one of my favorite lead magnet examples. It is designed to make it easy for web visitors to understand what the tutorial encompasses. 

But more importantly, the headline makes it hard to resist for people who want to monetize their skills or knowledge by creating an online course.

Tutorials

Tutorials

Free Discovery Call

One of the lead magnet ideas I've been using for a while is the free discovery call.

Whether you're a coach, a photographer, or a software company, a discovery call is a proven way to win the trust of your potential customers.

A discovery call will allow you to introduce yourself and show them how great your product is. But you'll also collect precious information about your potential buyers' pain points and needs. This means you can then tailor content specifically to them.


Free Shipping

Ever shopped online for a specific product only to end up exiting the website at checkout due to shipping fees?

If you sell tangible items, free shipping can be the little nudge your potential customers need to make the purchase.

So, offering free shipping for a limited time can be a fantastic way to convince web visitors to purchase from you.

Free Shipping

Free Shipping

How To Create A Lead Magnet That Resonates With Your Customers?

You could use lead magnet templates available on the internet. However, if you opt for this solution, be aware that other brands are doing the same. This means that you’re running the risk for your target audience to have seen the same lead magnet template on one of your competitor’s websites.

Now, in my experience, using a generic lead magnet is rarely successful. These days, consumers expect authenticity, creativity, professionalism, and more than anything, personalisation. 

So, if you want to wow your target audience, you need to craft unique high-impact lead magnets that will capture their attention and immediately turn them into subscribers.

And as a professional copywriter with years of experience under his belt, I can only encourage you to work with a professional copywriting agency to create compelling lead magnets.

At CopywritingCrew, we combine a passion for copywriting and a knack for creativity to craft high-converting lead magnets. Over the years, my team and I have designed hundreds of lead magnets for clients, helping them turn website visitors into engaged subscribers.

So, if you want to increase your leads, don’t hesitate to get in touch with me to discuss your upcoming lead magnet campaign. Alternatively, you can also order from our opt-in page service.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Lead Magnets

Question: Why Should You Try Different Types of Lead Magnets (If You Haven't Yet)?

Answer: Research indicates that businesses can benefit from using 15+ different lead magnets. That’s because creating multiple lead magnets will allow you to appeal to customers at different stages of their buying journey.

Plus, you might sell different products or services and cater to different customer types, requiring multiple lead magnets.


Question: Are Lead Magnets Worth It?

Answer: Lead magnets are an excellent way to build a bridge between the awareness stage of the customers’ buying journey and the trust and likeability stage.

By providing something of value for free, you’ll build trust with your target audience. And as your potential customers share their personal details with you, you’ll be able to create personalised content and offers that resonate with them and turn them into loyal customers.


Question: When Should You Use Lead Magnets?

Answer: Lead magnets are a great tool to use if you want to:

  • Grow your email list
  • Nurture your qualified leads
  • Increase your revenue


Further Reading

We hope you found the lead magnet ideas listed in this blog post useful.

Here are some further resources on copywriting tips that can help boost your leads and traffic:

- 5 SEO Content Writing Tips You Should Know

9 Copywriting Secrets To Boos Your Traffic And Sales

Guide to Creating a Successful Pillar Content Strategy

Guide to Creating a Successful Pillar Content Strategy

Guide to Creating a Successful Pillar Content Strategy

According to Dragon Search Marketing, 61% of consumers make their buying decisions based on custom content.

It’s no secret, humanity is at the dawn of the content era. 

And in this new era, pillar content has become a buzzword.

So much so, that some of my clients weren’t taking it seriously at first, considering it a fad.

Yet, pillar content is anything but. Creating content pillars is becoming more important than ever because it is key to a successful SEO strategy. 

That’s right. 

In the content era, building a strong pillar content strategy is critical for any business wishing to rank higher in search engines.

That’s why I’ve decided to cover in detail what pillar content is, why it’s important and how to create a powerful pillar content strategy.


What Is Pillar Content?

Pillar content refers to content that provides an exhaustive answer to any question a reader may have. It’s usually organised around a key theme. And can be found on a “pillar” page.

A pillar page is designed to broadly cover a single topic. And contains all of the information a reader needs to know. 

But how can one page contain everything someone needs to know? 

Well, a pillar page typically links to other pages (or cluster blog posts) that hyperlink back to the pillar page. And these cluster blog posts each dive deep into subtopics that support the main pillar content.

The comprehensive nature of this content makes it high-value to your readers. Plus, it also allows creators to rank higher in search engines. That’s because the broad aspect of the content covered on a pillar page makes it highly linkable, which is terrific for SEO purposes. But more on this in the next section.


Pillar Page Example 

Here’s one of my favorite pillar content examples:

Let’s say you own a travel agency. One of your content pillars is ‘’travelling in Australia’’. Your pillar page should contain an overview of the topic and link to subtopics (or topic clusters). These should cover everything travellers need to know to plan their trip Down Under. 

For instance, some of the topic clusters to cover the broader topic could be: 

  • How to travel in Australia on a budget?

  • Top 20 things to pack for a trip to Australia

  • Best cities to explore in Australia

  • Best hotels in Australia

  • Top 10 things to do in Australia


Top Benefits of Pillar Content

Boost Your Site’s Rankings

Creating pillar pages and subtopics (or topic clusters) is great for SEO. 

Why? 

Because creating exhaustive content around a key theme sets you up as the one-stop-shop for everything to know about a particular topic. It also allows you to answer all of the questions a user might have about a subject, prompting Google to rank your content for related search queries.

But that’s not all. 

The higher quality content you share around a specific topic, the longer readers will spend on your site. They’ll visit other pages and read more content, signalling Google that your website features high-quality content that answers users’ questions. 

And this in turn, encourages search engines to rank your website higher when a user types a search query relevant to your niche or area of expertise.


Power Your Content Strategy

Many of my clients mention how challenging the content ideation process can be. 

Well, if you’ve ever found yourself wondering where to start, here’s the great news: defining content pillars will make content creation much easier and more efficient. 

Once you've chosen a key theme for your pillar content, you then have subtopics that will fit in as regular blog post content as well.

For instance, using the example above of "travelling in Australia," you can come up with content ideas using simple association.

If you look at "hotels in Australia," you can brainstorm blog post ideas such as:

- Cheapest hotels in Australia

- Quirkiest Hotels in Australia

And more as well.

This takes very little brainpower, and even beginner writers can nail this tactic.

Even better, by branching out like this, you can fill up a content calendar in no time at all.


Establish Yourself As An Authority

Crafting content around core themes shows readers your expertise and helps build trust with your audience. 

What’s more, by consistently publishing compelling content around a specific theme or topic, you’ll rank higher on search engines. This will help potential customers, other brands, and content creators in your industry, find you online. 

And as they create content, they’re likely to mention your high-quality resources and link back to your website, asserting you as an authority in your field.

Establish Yourself As An Authority

Establish Yourself As An Authority

How To Create a Pillar Content Strategy?

Choose a Topic

The first step to creating a successful pillar content strategy is to define your topic. Finding a core topic is extremely important to establish your authority. 

How to Find a Theme for Your Content Strategy?

Not only do you need to be an expert on the topic, but it also needs to address your audience’s needs. So, you should study your market’s pain points as it’ll help you find the perfect theme. 

What’s more, to find your main content pillars, don’t go too granular as your pillar page should broadly cover the topic and link to supporting blog posts for more details. However, don’t choose a topic that’s too broad as your page will contain way too much information. This, in turn, will make it hard for readers to digest. 

To continue with our travel example, you wouldn’t want to choose travel as a topic. Instead, ‘’travel to Australia’’ will be much more effective.


Do Your Keyword Research

You’ve got your core theme. 

Fantastic! 

Now, time to do some good old keyword research. 

That’s right. 

Keywords aren’t dead in 2022. Quite the opposite. 

Yet, you need to use them wisely. Avoid keyword stuffing and focus on long-tail keywords relevant to your target’s pain points. Use tools such as SEMRush or Google Keyword Planner to find high search volume for your topic. Also, look for related keywords and trending keywords in your niche.


Select Subtopics

Your keyword search should make finding subtopics easy. When defining your subtopics always keep in mind that these topic clusters should support your main pillar page. In other words, they should help your website visitors find more information about the core pillar. 

In our above example, ‘’top 10 things to do in Australia’’ is a subtopic that helps travellers plan their trip down under. This fits in perfectly with the core theme of “travelling in Australia.” As long as you stay on theme like this, you’ll be golden.

And as a best practice, make sure to have at least 5 subtopics for each content pillar. This will ensure your content is fully comprehensive.


Use Social Listening

Social listening refers to the process of monitoring social media channels. Why? To uncover your target audience’s pain points. It also allows you to track trending topics and conversations in your niche. And even lets you monitor what people are saying about your brand and products. 

This is another fantastic way to find subtopics and fuel your content strategy.


Start Writing

Based on all your research, you should now be able to develop a content strategy with purpose. 

Ensure to always link your content back to your pillar page to help with user experience. Also, linking your content together is another best practice to boost your search engine rankings. 😉


Still Wondering Where to Start With Your Pillar Content Strategy?

Learning how to create a powerful pillar content strategy and produce quality evergreen content is no small feat. It takes time, dedication, and I would add a zest of passion. 

And as a fellow business owner, I know how hard it is to squeeze in time for these writing projects.

That’s why I created CopywritingCrew. We’re passionate about writing compelling content to help our clients connect with their target audience. And we also enjoy guiding our clients on what content pillars they should focus on. 

So, if you need help defining your pillar content and topic ideas, get in touch with us or order directly from our service page.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Pillar Content

Question: What is pillar content?

Answer: pillar content refers to content organised around a core theme and is designed to provide an exhaustive answer to a reader’s question.


Question: How do you create a pillar content strategy?

Answer: Here’s the best way to create an effective pillar content strategy for your business:

  • Choose a topic
  • Do your keyword research
  • Define subtopics
  • Use social listening tools
  • Start writing


Question: Why is pillar content important?

Answer: pillar content is one of the cornerstones of a successful SEO strategy. 

It helps:

  • Provide value to your readers
  • Define your content planning strategy
  • Boost time on page
  • Establish you as an authority in your field
  • Improve your search engine rankings


Further Reading 

We hope this article sheds some light on what pillar content is and why it’s so critical for your business.

If you want to learn more tips and tricks about content writing strategies, browse our latest blog posts:

-  6 reasons why you should hire a copywriter

- 15 awesome blog writing tips that top bloggers use to create quality content

5 SEO Content Writing Tips You Should Know In 2022

5 SEO Content Writing Tips You Should Know In 2022

5 SEO Content Writing Tips You Should Know In 2022

Did you know that every day 2.7 million blog posts are published across the world?

That’s right. 2.7 million!

This means if you’re not careful, your freshly published content could quickly end up buried deep in search results.

Now more than ever, brands are fighting for consumers’ attention.

But things are getting tough for consumers as well. In this content saturation era, it’s becoming more and more challenging for them to find valuable information quickly.

So, how can you stand out in the age of content saturation?

In my experience, you need two things to draw traffic to your website and turn visitors into paying customers: 

  1. Quality content that’s highly relevant to your target audience 
  2. SEO writing skills

And to help you with both, I’ve shared below 5 SEO content writing tips you should know.

But first, let’s discuss one common mistake many SEO agencies still make to this day.


Debunking A Persistent SEO Myth

Ever heard of keyword stuffing? 

It's when you focus on cramming keywords into copy at the expense of readability.

As a professional copywriter, I’ve encountered many clients, including marketing or SEO agencies, who would ask me to resort to keyword stuffing. 

They’d provide me with a list of keywords, vaguely relevant to their niche. These clients would then ask me to use them repeatedly throughout the copy, whether it sounded natural or not. They’ll want these keywords in the article title, the meta description, the headings, the copy, and the page tags. 

After all, that’s what many people believe writing SEO-optimised content is all about!

Well, I’d argue that SEO-friendly content is also reader-friendly. Search engines screen for quality and relevancy rather than word count and keywords. Therefore, keyword stuffing should be avoided at all costs. 

Instead, a professional copywriting agency should understand your customers and their pain points and craft content to solve their problems. And they should do this by writing powerful, engaging, relevant, and easy-to-digest content. 

Sure, you should always use keywords in your copy, but they should come naturally as you write relevant pieces for your ideal customer. And they shouldn’t be your sole focus.

But if you find yourself struggling with writing high-quality SEO-optimised content, our team will be happy to assist. Go here to find out about our blog writing services.  


SEO Content Writing Tips #1: Choose Your Keywords Wisely

Just to reiterate: I am not saying you shouldn’t focus on keywords. In fact, it’s one of the top SEO content writing tips copywriters use when crafting copy for conversions.

The reality is that, in 2022, keywords are still important for SEO. Especially long-tail keywords.

However, contrary to popular belief, they’re not the most important factor regarding search engine rankings.

Back in the day, Google would favour pages that used specific keywords the most times and rank them first. But these days, the algorithm has gotten a lot smarter. Google now prioritises websites and blogs with relevant and high-quality content. 

Keywords are still important because they allow search engines to identify content that answers a query precisely. Yet, algorithms also take into consideration the quality of the content.

So, I’d recommend using relevant keywords where it makes sense. Incorporate them naturally into your copy to help answer a question. This way, your text will be optimised for humans and search engine queries.  


SEO Content Writing Tips #2: Study Your Competition

Spying on your competition allows you to study what keywords other brands use and how their content ranks based on these words. Some of the best tools to find your competitors’ keywords include SEMRush or Google Keyword Planner.

Once you’ve identified the main keywords your competitors use, make a list.

And when doing so, be careful not to spend too much time reading your competitors’ content. I know it might sound like odd advice, but spending too much time absorbing your competitors’ content will automatically make you sound like them. And nobody likes a copycat 😉 

So, instead, focus on listing the main keywords for your niche and work hard to create your own voice. This will help you produce better content than your competitors.  

SEO Content Writing Tips #2: Study Your Competition

SEO Content Writing Tips #2: Study Your Competition

SEO Content Writing Tips #3: Focus on Holistic SEO

Unless you’re a marketing expert, you might be wondering what holistic SEO means. 

SEO is not just about writing. So, even though writing high-quality content and optimising your copy with keywords is critical, it’s not the only thing to consider.  

SEO is also about optimising your web pages by leveraging different SEO strategies. 

Some of them include:

  • Designing a flawless website: your website’s UX (or user experience) is important as it determines whether users stick around and browse or exit your page immediately. And considering one of Google’s ranking factors is the bounce rate, you should make sure your website is user-friendly and your web design is on point.

  • Developing a link building strategy: the higher number of authoritative websites that link visitors to your website, the better. This tells search engines that you’re also an authority in your niche. A good practice is to guest post for reputable sites, blogs, or publications in your industry.

  • Optimising your website for mobile: 68% of all website traffic came from mobile in 2020. That’s why Google launched its mobile-first indexing tool a few years back. This tool favours mobile-friendly content which caters to consumers changing habits. So, if you want to rank high, make sure your website is mobile-friendly. 

By using these strategies,  Google can easily find your content and serve it in search results for relevant queries.


SEO Content Writing Tips #4: Consider Search Intent

When people type a query on Google, they have a goal in mind. They expect to find the answer to their question or problem. This is called search intent. 

And that’s exactly what your content should do: answer their question and help solve their problem.

There are four different types of search intents:

  • Informational intent: the person is looking for an answer to a specific question they have. Their search will often contain the words ‘’how to’’ or ‘’what is’’.

  • Navigational intent: the user is after a specific website. Instead of typing www.website.com, they’ll type the name of the business or brand.

  • Commercial intent: the person is planning to complete a specific action soon. It could be signing up for a newsletter, registering for a webinar, or purchasing a product.

  • Transactional intent: the user is ready to take action.

This is one of the most important SEO content writing tips. The search intent will determine which keywords and type of content you should focus on, on your different web pages. 

For instance, if people are looking for information about how to curl their hair, you should provide them with a ‘’how to’’ style blog post. If, instead, you provide them with a product page selling curling irons, you might scare them away.

SEO Content Writing Tips #4: Consider Search Intent

SEO Content Writing Tips #4: Consider Search Intent

​SEO Content Writing Tips #5: Write With Your Audience In Mind

With all the SEO content writing tips and strategies available online, it’s easy to forget that you’re writing for people and not Google.

When your ideal customers type a query on Google, they’re looking for an answer. They want to find a website, a product, or a service that immediately solves their problem. 

Therefore, the content you provide needs to be digestible and easy to understand. And the answer should be easy to find. Remember that people won’t read everything you publish. They’ll skim and scan your content until they find the answer they’re looking for.

Sure, applying technical SEO practices and writing captivating content at the same time can be challenging. But that’s the only way you’ll stand out from the thousands of other posts published in your industry. 

To help guide you, here is an article I wrote about writing for the web.


Capitalise On Content

Google's algorithm has evolved since the platform launched and changes around 500 times a year This makes it hard for businesses to keep up. 

SEO copywriting is the art of adapting to search engines’ ever-changing rules and ranking factors, while still providing high-value content to readers.

In fact, quality content and search engine ranking go hand in hand.

Content quality and relevancy is one of the top factors Google’s search algorithm considers when ranking a webpage for a specific search query.

So, don’t only focus on keywords in your titles and copy. As discussed, a great SEO-optimised piece takes much more than that.

If you need more tips on how to optimise your website to rank on search engines, don’t hesitate to check this article. It’ll provide you with some additional SEO content writing tips.


Outsource Your SEO Content Writing Today

Reading SEO-friendly writing tips is an excellent start.

But what about writing your SEO content? We can help!  Our professional team of writers know how to make your content stand out from your competition, and rank higher on search engines. Some of the key things we can help you with include:

  • Providing your audience with high-value content that can’t be found anywhere else
  • Showing visitors that you’re an expert in your field
  • Helping your website rank on search engines and boosting organic traffic
  • Saving you time and money in the long run

At CopywritingCrew, we’ve worked on thousands of content pieces over the years and helped countless clients rank on Google. Our team of experienced SEO copywriters is adept at crafting SEO-optimised content for any industry in an attractive writing style. 

But we don’t just focus on keywords. Because we know that to help your copy rank on search engines, it needs to be high-quality, engaging and relevant to your audience. 

After all, no one wants to read an article stuffed with long-tail keywords repeatedly, which makes the copysound unnatural!

These 5 SEO content writing tips should provide you with some basics for SEO writing. However, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you need someone to craft high-quality SEO copy for you. Alternatively, you can order directly from our blog writing service page.

Additionally, you can also check out this great list of other affordable SEO services for a small business.

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Frequently Asked Questions about SEO Content Writing Tips

Question: Why is SEO writing important?

Answer: Crafting SEO-optimised content is important because it helps you rank higher on search engines such as Google.


Question: What are the basics of SEO writing?

Answer: SEO writing is about optimising your copy to ensure search engines serve your content for relevant search queries. 

Here are some basics of SEO writing:

  • Choose your keywords wisely
  • Study your competition
  • Focus on holistic SEO
  • Consider search intent
  • Write with your audience in mind


Question: What's a reasonable content writing rate?

Answer: Unfortunately, there’s no black or white answer to this question. The rate will depend on the expertise and experience of your SEO copywriter. Experienced SEO copywriters who specialise in technical matters will likely charge more than junior writers.


Further reading 

If you’re serious about stepping up your SEO game and want more SEO-content writing tips, read our latest content below:

How Facebook Ads Can Help Your Business Succeed In 2022

How Facebook Ads Can Help Your Business Succeed in 2022

How Facebook Ads Can Help Your Business Succeed in 2022

2.89 billion.

That’s the number of monthly active users on Facebook in 2022

Pretty impressive for a social media platform that didn’t exist 20 years ago.

18 years ago, Facebook revolutionised the way we communicate and enhanced our ability to connect to others. The platform has also changed the way we consume and share information. 

But more than anything it has helped create millions of jobs across the world and has unlocked tremendous opportunities for businesses through Facebook ads or the facebook business page features.

Every year, Facebook helps businesses generate billions of dollars in sales. That’s why over 200 million companies use Facebook to promote their products or services.

So, if you’re still on the fence and aren’t sure how compelling Facebook ads can help your business, here are five reasons why you should use Facebook ads.

But first, let’s take a closer look at some key Facebook stats to help you create your Facebook advertising strategy.

Key Facebook Statistics 

  • Facebook’s advertising audience is 2.15 billion.
  • On average, Fac$1.72.ebook users click on 12 ads per month.
  • 72.8% of Facebook users are between 18 and 44 years old.
  • 79.9% of Facebook users only access Facebook using mobile.
  • Two-thirds of Facebook users visit a business page every week.
  • The average cost of Facebook ads per one thousand impressions (CPM) is $5.31.
  • The total average cost-per-click across all industries is $1.72.
  • Over one in three companies cite Facebook as providing the best ROI when compared to Google Paid Search.
  • Women are more likely to click Facebook ads
  • 1.6 billion Facebook users are connected to a small business page on the platform.

These stats show the importance of Facebook ads for companies looking to grow their business.

Key Facebook Statistics in 2021

Key Facebook Statistics


How Can Facebook Ads Help Your Business

Your Customers Are On Facebook

Every day, 1.79 billion people log into Facebook. In fact, Facebook is the third most visited website in the world right after Google and YouTube! So, chances are your target audience is already on Facebook. This makes the platform one of the best advertising channels to reach your potential customers.

As a busy business owner, it can be hard to juggle so many different tasks from accounting and recruitment, to customer service and advertising and marketing strategy. 

The great thing about Facebook ads is that it takes the promotion side of things off your plate. Once you know who your target audience is and how to pull them in with engaging Facebook ad copy, all you need to do is press the publish button and watch your engagement and conversion rates go up.

And if you’re unsure how to write compelling Facebook ad copy, read our latest blog post on 8 secrets to writing Facebook ad copy that converts.


Facebook Ads Allow For Micro Targeting

One of the best features of Facebook advertising is the ability to reach your exact audience with micro-targeting options. These powerful targeting tools will help you reach users who are likely to find your Facebook ad copy relevant, and increase the chances they engage with your ads.

Some of the targeting options available include:

  • Location
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Relationship status
  • Behaviors
  • Interests
  • Language
  • Education
  • Income
  • Job Title
  • Household composition 

And more as well!

Now, to maximize your micro-targeting, you’ll need to write snappy, engaging, and highly relevant ad copy. Or you could hire a professional copywriter to do it for you.


Advertising On Facebook Is Affordable

Another major benefit of Facebook advertising is how inexpensive it is compared to other paid marketing channels such as TV, Radio, specialised magazines, or even billboard advertising. 

As discussed before the average cost per one thousand impressions is $5.31. Plus, you can spend as little as $1 a day on ads depending on your objectives. 

And the beauty of Facebook advertising is you can set your daily, weekly, or monthly budget, and the platform will stop showing your ad once your budget’s been hit. This way, you can advertise without having to worry about overspending. 

With such a massive audience and a low cost to reach it, Facebook ads are arguably one of the most efficient and affordable ways to promote your brand. 

Advertising On Facebook Is Affordable

Advertising On Facebook Is Affordable


Facebook Provides Businesses With Great Analytics Tools

With Facebook ads, you can easily track the success of your advertising campaign through key metrics such as CPM or CTR. While CPM measures the cost per one thousand impressions, the CTR refers to the click-through rate or the ratio of clicks to impressions for each ad.

Thanks to the Facebook ads manager dashboard, you’ll be able to see at a glance how many impressions, clicks, and likes your Facebook ads drove. And by installing a Facebook ad pixel on your website, you’ll also be able to track conversions.

What’s more, the A/B testing feature also allows you to test different Facebook ad copy to optimize your marketing campaign and improve your results.

Note that Facebook discontinued its Facebook Analytics tool in June 2021, but you can still collect real-time data using Facebook Business Suite Insights.

Both channels are great and the results will depend on your ability to optimize your ads for each channel. On one hand, Google ads can boost your conversion faster than Facebook ad copy as people on Google are already primed to buying something. However, Facebook ads have a better targeting option allowing you to reach the right audience immediately.  


Facebook Ads Can Help With Word-Of-Mouth

Facebook is first and foremost a social network. People use the platform to chat with their friends and family but also to share exciting news, products, or services and content they love.

In fact, Facebook users share an average of 4.75 billion posts every single day!

So, if you can write scroll-stopping Facebook ad copy and know exactly how to optimize your ads for maximum impact, you’ll be unstoppable. 

After all, the viral potential the platform offers companies is one of the main reasons why it is so popular with businesses.


How To Write Compelling Facebook Ad Copy

Quality content drives qualified leads. And qualified leads drive sales. That’s why your Facebook ad copy is critical to a successful Facebook ad campaign. Sure, the image will help pull viewers in, but the copy is what will convince them to learn more about your offering.

Some of the best practices to write high converting Facebook ad copy include:

  • Matching the visual to the copy

  • Using A/B testing to test different ad copy

  • Use one strong call to action

  • Keep the copy short and provide value

  • Use simple words

  • Use numbers or questions to hook your target audience

If you just follow those simple tips, you’re sure to write some sales-boosting Facebook ad copy. But what if you don’t have the time and money to get into the trial and error process? I understand. After all, that’s why I created Copywriting Crew.

And whether you’re looking to increase post engagement or boost your conversions, our team of experienced Facebook ad copywriters can help you.

So, if you’re looking to increase your brand awareness and improve your bottom line, don't hesitate to reach out to me. Alternatively, you can order directly on our Facebook ad copy service page.
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Further Reading

Here are some of our latest blog posts to help you improve your Facebook ad copy:


Frequently Asked Questions About Facebook Ad Copy

Question: Is Facebook good for business advertising?

Answer: Facebook is the best marketing channel to promote your brand and offering. That’s because the platform features a large audience with 2.79 billion monthly active users. And being a social media network it also generates a lot of interactions and engagement with over 4.75 billion pieces of content shared every day. So, chances are your audience is on the platform and is likely to engage with relevant content.


Question: Why are Facebook ads effective?

Answer: What makes Facebook ads particularly effective is the level of audience targeting the platform offers as it enables businesses to reach their exact audience. What’s more, Facebook is the third most visited website in the world, and provides companies with a unique opportunity to quickly boost their reach and sales numbers.


Question: Which is better: Google ads or Facebook ads?

Answer: Both channels are great and the results will depend on your ability to optimize your ads for each channel. On one hand, Google ads can boost your conversion faster than Facebook ad copy as people on Google are already primed to buying something. However, Facebook ads have a better targeting option allowing you to reach the right audience immediately.