Great Home Page Examples

Published on 27 July 2010 by SEO Noobie in Website Conversions

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Do you need more website sign ups? There are some websites that just get it and there are some that have such a hard time grasping the fact that when designing or building a website you need to have conversion aspects in place to make things operate correctly. You can spend all the money in the world trying to attract visitors to your site but if the components are not in place you are never going to convert half of what you could be converting.

It is important to realize that you do not need bottomless pockets in order to achieve good quality call to action items on your website. There are many different ways you can achieve good conversions on your website even on a boot strap budget.

Let’s take a look at some websites that are doing it right:

Gowalla.com

Gowalla has gotten their home page design down since day one. Right away you understand what it going on with their website and what you are going to do when you get there. A nice big sign up button right there for everyone to see. That is one thing I have stressed over and over, if you want someone to sign up to your website you need to have nice large visible and inviting buttons for users to click on.

Gowalla Screenshot

Box.net

This is one of my favorite homepage’s I have seen in quite a while. The call to actions are perfect to increase website conversions. Multiple access points to sign up, big clear buttons on what needs to be done in order to sign up and a quick and clean description of exactly what the service is once you arrive.

Box Screenshot

SalesForce.com

SalesForce.com also has a very successful and high converting website. Similar to Box.net with call to action items littered throughout the website. The business messaging is concise and to the point.

Salesforce Screenshot

Rackspace.com

Here is another great example of a fantistic homepage that most likely converts very well. I think this homepage shows the audience that they are clearly a fun company to be part of which some corporate businesses tend to forget.
Rackspace

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