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- Oct 9, 2017
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www (.) clickfunnels (.) com
They have 14-days of free trail. Pretty good service.
Wow, Thanks for it
www (.) clickfunnels (.) com
They have 14-days of free trail. Pretty good service.
For clean codes i always prefer HTML...
For instant solution insta builder works great. OP2 has decent coding and almost bugs free. (they update often).
Others are more expensives (ex click funnel )
Or does the HTML LP gives you a higher edge to perform during campaigns
Thanks for your advices and feedback . Well noted . Cheers bro. Will start soon my cpa adventureAll content found on the internet is html at the root, there's no such thing as a non-html landing page (and don't give me that swf crap). The only difference is if made by hand or automated (to some degree).
As a beginner it is a very good idea to try out different automated solutions, and even go as far as reading the html they produce, comparing it, trying to figure out what they do and why. Also look into A/B which is the main point of even having a landing page in the first place.
Personally, When I just started, I spent times in W3school learning about HTML & CSS, My goal in the first sight was to learn only to build the same landing pages as in CPA tutorials,so i didn't have an intention to focus on web dev, StackOverflow & google are your friends, I also focused on Bootstrap it's a HTML/CSS/JS library that make developing responsive site easier. Later, if you liked web dev, you can then move to learn advanced skills & get more deep knowledge about JS.What do you recommend for someone starting in CPA. I have some basic HTML knowledge.
Should I rather start whith a builder like thrive theme and improve my skills later on with muse to edit my own ?
Or does the HTML LP gives you a higher edge to perform during campaigns.
Cheers
@Nawshale Why do some of you prefer to use HTML rather than a builder like Thrive theme.
I see that you have more flexibility with HTML but isnt faster with thrive theme and then just edit the HTML code ?
OR is it also for speed purposes ?
Thanks for the reply
It's all about control. A finely tuned, well designed landing page is great, sure, but in many cases there's various flaws baked in what's available. For that reason some people the trouble of searching through what's available exceeds the trouble of just writing their own.
Tools won't always contain what you are looking to build ! Builders are limited to specific templates & features. & don't forget a clean code from any tracking or useless scripts & libraries embedded there, I personally find it faster to design a LP from scratch rather than build it then edit it.
Something else, when working in high volume traffic, e.g : media buying, then it's better to avoid Wordpress.