A landing page is a standalone web page built for one specific goal — a seminar sign-up, a lead magnet download, a webinar registration — kept separate from your main website's navigation and other distractions.
Your main website has a menu, multiple pages, and competing links — useful for browsing, but distracting when you want one specific action taken. A landing page strips all of that away: one headline, one offer, one button. Fewer distractions generally means a higher percentage of visitors actually complete the goal.
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A regular page has navigation and multiple competing links. A landing page is stripped down to one goal, with distractions removed.
Not strictly, but dedicated tools make launching and testing pages faster, often with built-in A/B testing your main site may lack.
