Dating site’s frontpage how to write some welcoming paragraphs?
A dating site’s frontpage is what your visitors see after they clicked on a link to a dating site. These visitors can come from a Google, Bing or yahoo search, from a blogpost, a review, an ad and more. At first of course their eye will fall on the header photo and some other details[LEES MEER]
A dating site’s frontpage is what your visitors see after they clicked on a link to a dating site. These visitors can come from a Google, Bing or yahoo search, from a blogpost, a review, an ad and more. At first of course their eye will fall on the header photo and some other details as the logo, the introducing quote a.s.o. Is everything okay so far, then they can do the pain to read the text below the header photo. Earlier you could see inside when you clicked on one of the members’ photo, but this belongs definitely to the past since members aren’t shown any longer on the frontpage for privacy reasons.
Many webmasters change their text for marketing purposes. They try to increase the number of signups on their website or brisk up the moment that the members start to pay. Instead of going on testing out the introducing text by trial and error, there are some general rules. It is not only the work of writing a new text but especially to translate it in as many times as different languages there are on the dating site in question that is so time consuming. For that reason I searched some general guidelines and found next ones, which, however, are typical for a lesbian dating site:
– The text of the frontpage should be concise, catchy and clear. It should highlight the main features and benefits of your site, such as the number of members, the quality of matches, the security and privacy measures, the user-friendly interface, the free trial or subscription options, etc. You can also use some testimonials or success stories from your users to show how your site has helped them find love or friendship.
– The text should also include a call to action that encourages visitors to sign up and create their profile. You can use phrases like “Join now for free”, “Find your match today”, “Start your lesbian dating journey here”, etc. You can also offer some incentives or bonuses for signing up, such as a free ebook, a discount coupon, a free consultation, etc.
– The text should be written in a friendly and positive tone that reflects your site’s personality and values. You can use words like “fun”, “exciting”, “romantic”, “passionate”, “authentic”, “diverse”, etc. to describe your site and your members. You can also use some humor or wit to make your text more engaging and memorable.
– The text should be tailored to your target audience, which is lesbian and bisexual women who are looking for a same-sex partner. You can use words like “lesbian”, “gay”, “queer”, “LGBTQ+”, etc. to show that your site is inclusive and supportive of the lesbian community. You can also use words like “women”, “ladies”, “girls”, etc. to show that your site is exclusively for female users.
– The text should not be too long or too short. A good length is between 300 and 500 words, depending on the layout and design of your frontpage. You can use headings, bullet points, lists, images, etc. to break up the text and make it easier to read and scan.
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