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title: From 24% to 42% Conversion  (WITHOUT An Email Form)
url: https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/42-conversion-on-your-landing-page/
date: 2018-08-23T10:32:03+00:00
modified: 2018-12-05T17:00:20+00:00
lang: en_US
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# From 24% to 42% Conversion  (WITHOUT An Email Form)

Weird title uh? How can I get a conversion **without an email form** on my landing page?
In this article, I’m going to show you the method that **brought the conversion rate of my page from 24% using a form, to 42% removing it.**
Doesn’t make sense to you? Wait for it!

Personally, I’ve never seen this method applied by anyone online, and it’s weird cause **it almost doubled my conversion rate.**

Before we start, I want to assure you that **this system I’m about to reveal, is totally free and quick to apply to your pages.**

https://youtu.be/OBqNShFoQvk

### A close look to the Landing Page

The one below is the landing page, and as you can see, there’s no form on it.

![Webinar Landing Page](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/landing-page.jpg)

*Webinar Landing Page*

You can instead spot 2 buttons at the bottom. Neither of these buttons triggers a popup with a form.

Let’s take a look at the first button.

![Reserve your seat button](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/first-button.jpg)

*Reserve your seat button*

If the user clicks on it, he’s redirected to a page I created with Typeform.

![Typeform Page](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/typeform-page.jpg)

*Typeform Page*

**Typeform is a platform that allows you to create surveys and facilitate the collection of user’s details compared to email forms.**

That’s the reason why surveys work a lot better than forms. **People don’t like to be mere spectators on a webinar. They want to interact, and they want to be heard.**
As you can see on the screenshot above, I’m honestly curious about my audience, I can get precious information about their preferences, and just at the end, I’ll ask for their name and email address.

![Typeform Page](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/typeform-page2.jpg)

*Typeform Page*

My first impression with surveys was "no one will ever reach the end of my survey. Why should someone go through my questions?"
Well, take a look at the survey stats.

![Typeform Stats](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/typeform-analytics.jpg)

*Typeform Stats*

83% of the people who started the survey, got till the end. Why is this percentage so high?

First of all, **I’ve simplified the answering method.** The user doesn't have to fill any form, but he just needs to click on the predefined options.

**The second reason is about time investment.** It’s natural for human beings to finish what they started, especially if the process involved a personal contribution. If I’ve already replied to 4 or 5 questions, I’m pushed to leave my name and email address instead of closing the page.

### The Messenger Option

Let’s dive into the second button on the landing page.

![Messenger Button](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/second-button.jpg)

*Messenger Button*

This one allows the user to **sign for the webinar via Messenger**.
Facebook Messenger grew up a lot in the last years, and it confirms to be **the perfect tool to reach your subscribers, side by side with emails.**

When the user clicks on this button, he receives a new message straight into the Facebook chat.

![Messenger chat](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/messenger-chat.jpg)

*Messenger chat*

As you can see I ask the same questions I ask on Typeform, but this time via a different channel.

I use [Manychat](https://manychat.com/) to create automated surveys for my Facebook list, and as Typeform, it has a free plan that’s enough to test the tool.

At the end of the questionnaire, I request the email address that I will use to send the webinar invitation link.

![Messenger Flow](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/messenger-flow.jpg)

*Messenger Flow*

The great thing is that **I’ll be able to send the webinar reminders via email and via messenger.** No need to highlight how powerful this is to raise your webinar attending rate.

If you want some inspiration to **create your surveys, I’ve built a PDF with my best 5 running on Typeform and Messenger, on “webinar registration”, “post-webinar survey”, “lead generation”, “consulting request”, “contact form”.**
That’s a great take away that you can download clicking on the banner below.

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### Interaction and Engagement

Let me address the last question you may have.

> Why using both Typeform and Messenger on the landing page?
> Why not choosing a single method?

The reason is purely psychological: **giving 2 choices is always better than giving a single one. Interaction brings engagement.**
That’s the reason why having a form in your landing page isn’t always the best choice. If that’s the only way to sign for a webinar or a newsletter, my only other option is to leave the page.

In conclusion, I’m not saying you should throw away forms. I still have landing pages with email forms that have an excellent opt-in rate. Instead, I think **you should always split test your pages and try new methods to grow your user base even with they look absurd at first sight.**

As usual, **give me your feedback in the comments.** See you in the next one!

By the way, if you’re interested in growing your webinar attending rate, you're definitely interested on my article: [**How To Make People Show Up To Your Webinar**](https://www.alessandrodiruscio.com/people-show-up-webinar/)
