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Often, a landing page is the final step of the lead generation process, when trying to convert website visitors. One of the most discouraging experiences as a digital marketer is seeing a high bounce rate on a landing page. It can be frustrating to see so many visitors exit the page before taking the time to fill out a form—or even just to read what your offer is! Here’s what you need to consider when designing a landing page for driving lead generation.

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Take a moment to reflect on this scenario: it’s the beginning of a new month, and it’s time to assess the new leads you’ve gained from last month. Reality sinks in, as you realize another month has gone by with unsatisfactory results. Minus signs and red downward arrows flood your screen, as your bounce rate and session durations are struggling once again. You think to yourself, “why aren’t any of our visitors converting?”

Let’s take a step back and search for the root of the problem. Here’s how you can properly assess your website’s lead generation, and improve results in the process.

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An effective, organic lead generation machine is every digital marketer’s dream. Unfortunately, this isn’t exactly an easy accomplishment. Driving organic traffic to your website is only phase one of a larger strategy to bring in qualified leads; even if you’re finding new visitors accessing your website every day, how many of them are actually engaging and converting? If your organic lead generation strategy could use some enhancements, here are some tips you can follow.

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With a wide array of competitors looking to gain leads in the SaaS industry, designing a website that fits industry standards is no simple task. Factor in how difficult it can be to display a SaaS service to your audience without being able to physically demonstrate it, and the odds are unfortunately against you.

If your SaaS company hopes to stack up to fierce competition, you’ll want to follow these strategies on how to design a high-converting website.

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There are dozens of areas for digital marketer’s to focus their efforts for lead generation; but one of the trickier methods comes from creating forms on your company website. Sometimes you'll have too many fields for a potential new lead to fill out, or your call-to-actions are misleading and uninformative. 

To avoid some of the pitfalls of form design, digital marketers can follow this step-by-step guide for designing forms for lead generation. 

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For b2b marketing, generating leads is only half the challenge when attracting attention to your business and brand. Without proper lead nurturing strategies, your leads won’t see the same value from your brand overtime. Worst of all, they may feel neglected!

Email marketing is essential for building lasting relationships with leads and reigniting an interest in your brand from previously disengaged leads. Here are four b2b email marketing strategies you can follow to nurture your leads and exceed their expectations.

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A blog is a great way for b2b digital marketers to educate prospects with informative content related to their industry; your b2b organization may already have a dedicated, up-to-date blog of its own. However, your blog could be missing vital support from a call-to-action, which may be costing you potential leads. You’ll want to avoid these four common call-to-action (CTA) mistakes to ensure your lead conversion rates aren’t suffering.

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So you’ve developed an ideal content marketing strategy, published consistent, relevant content for your prospects, and followed SEO guidelines. Despite these measures, you notice that your lead conversion rates are still lacking.

The truth is, even with an ideal marketing strategy, your prospects may not see enough value from your call-to-action offerings. To keep visitors clicking, here are four ways you can offer stronger value with your call-to-action (CTA).

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There’s a common misconception that bringing in as many leads as possible is the key to boosting conversions. While lead generation is essential, the reality is that nearly 80% of marketing leads never convert, because they aren't properly nurtured. Lead nurturing tactics are essential for building connections with your prospects and guiding them along the buyer’s journey. Despite its importance, the majority of companies haven’t established a strategy for nurturing their leads.

Here are four key ways to maximize your conversion rates through lead nurturing tactics.

When it comes to inbound marketing, there are many ways to generate new leads. One of the best time-tested methods of sending new leads down your funnel is through CTAs. Calls to action allow the readers of your blog posts, newsletters, or website visitors to make a choice. They can choose to leave, or they can give you information in return for a free trial, subscription, etc. This will result in more genuine leads, as opposed to unethically generated leads.

Here are 3 ways to modify your CTAs to increase your submissions and leads.