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Product launch page guide

Key elements and tips for building a launch page that drives interest before and after release.

Why you need a launch page

A launch page gathers interest before release and communicates core value after. Having one URL to share across social media and press releases dramatically improves marketing efficiency.

Key elements to include

Add a hero headline, product screenshots or a demo video, three to five key features, social proof such as testimonials or media mentions, and a CTA button. Before launch, include a waitlist form.

Connecting waitlist and event pages

Linking from the launch page to a waitlist page helps capture pre-launch emails. Preparing event landing and press release pages alongside the launch page multiplies your launch impact.

How PAGEBOOK helps

Choose the product launch template, enter your product name, features, and CTA, then publish a public URL. You can also create waitlist, event landing, and press release pages as a set.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the same page before and after launch?
Yes. Swap the waitlist CTA for a download or sign-up CTA once you launch.
Should I include pricing on the launch page?
If pricing is finalized, include it. Otherwise, link to a separate pricing page.
What is the difference between a launch page and a press release?
A launch page is a customer-facing marketing page while a press release is an official announcement for media. Preparing both is most effective.

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