Landing page quiz does a great job of selling participation
This burnout quiz page is a masterclass in conversion clarity. Everything about it screams, “This will be quick, useful, and...
Unique sales page for art prints
MSCHF nailed attention-grabbing art marketing with this “Museum of Forgeries” launch. They slipped one real Andy Warhol print (worth $20K)...
Interactive Homepage copy for features benefits
Searchable.ai nails it by pairing their features-and-benefits copy with a live product walkthrough. As users scroll, they literally see how...
Cool design for contest homepage that grabs attention
MSCHF took something universally hated—the SAT—and turned it into a game. Their “MSAT” ad uses retro school visuals, clunky desks,...
Above the fold copy with clear headline
This SaaS homepage nails clarity in seconds. Big, bold headline: Make Money Movement Easy. You instantly get what they do,...
Blog popup copy with a lot of personality
Pop-ups usually annoy people. But The Hustle makes theirs feel like a friendly wink instead of a nag. It's short,...
Bob Felder Baseball Glove Advertisement
This old-school J.C. Higgins glove ad nails it. It doesn’t just show the product, it teaches you why it’s great...
Homepage Headline that changes text
Most sites list out their features under a headline. Smartrr took that idea and made it move. Their homepage headline...
Homepage CTA is a "Yes or No" question
Intercom’s homepage nails minimalism and clarity. One simple question, two big buttons, and a sleek mockup of their product. That’s...
The Day My Kid Went PUNK
This 1987 ABC Afterschool Special ad nails attention-grabbing contrast. A clean-cut dad. A mohawked son. A family breakfast turned chaos....
Request demo page loaded with social proof + testimonial
This Canny demo request page nails the art of subtle persuasion. Instead of a wordy pitch, it lets social proof...
1976 "Dynamite Stereo" Ad
Panasonic made an 8-track player look like a stick of dynamite. And somehow, that made total sense. The tagline said...
Gary Halbert Coat of Arms Letter Real Product Picture
Gary Halbert’s “Coat of Arms Letter” wasn’t just direct mail—it was art worth hanging on the wall. The Rogers family...
Clear & simple headline sets proper expectations for Email newsletter
A good newsletter landing page gives visitors zero confusion about what they’ll get and when. The Penny Hoarder does this...
Vintage IBM ad asks and answers questions
This vintage IBM copier ad nails it with a powerful twist: it asks the exact questions buyers are already thinking...
Vintage car ad speaks directly to young men
This Porsche ad doesn’t sell horsepower. It sells ego. It taps into what their buyers actually want: status, attention, and...
newsletter sponsor marketplace displays social proof with client list
This landing page nails the mix of authority and action. The moving list of big-name newsletters (Flipboard, Pocket, Fast Company)...
Homepage for music industry link page
Linkfire’s landing page shows a clinic in clarity. The second you land, you see what the product does through an...
Kamen Rider Movie Poster
This Kamen Rider movie poster oozes confidence. It’s bold, clean, and instantly iconic — like it knows exactly what it...
Chat pop up on SaaS company offers promo code
Ever land on a pricing page and suddenly get a helpful nudge from a friendly chat box offering a discount?...
Simple banner ad with strong offer CTA
This banner ad shouts value in six words flat: “Send 10K emails/month for free.” It’s bold, simple, and instantly tells...
Vintage Range Rover ad shows how they are different
This Range Rover ad nails visual storytelling. One red Range Rover drives freely across open desert, while hundreds of cars...
Sales page with interactive CTA
The screenshot above from bio.link nails simple, persuasive design. The big headline grabs attention and the action step feels personal...
This sign up form has great sales page elements
This page hits you right where your wallet hurts: unwanted subscriptions. Truebill doesn’t waste a second explaining features. Instead, they...
