Guide · 6 steps · about 30 minutes
A landing page with one goal and one clear button
Pick one goal, write one clear sentence, describe the page to frascati and publish it. How to build a landing page with real content and a working form.
Step by step
- 01
Pick one goal
Decide the one thing a visitor should do: request a quote, join a waitlist, ask for a call. Everything on the page leads to that action.
- 02
Write your offer in one sentence
Say what you offer and for whom, in plain words. This becomes the headline. “Sourdough bread from Basel, baked every morning” says more than a slogan.
- 03
Start the trial and describe the page
Start the 3-day trial: a card is required, and you get 20 credits. Describe the offer, the audience, the sections and the action, and add the facts only you know: prices, dates, what is included.
- 04
Check the first version
The first version takes about two minutes. Read every line: frascati leaves a [placeholder] where it lacks a fact, such as a price or a customer quote.
- 05
Add proof you can stand behind
Use real quotes from customers and real numbers only. No invented reviews, no countdowns that start over, no logos of companies you have not worked with. Buttons should say what happens, like “Request a quote”.
- 06
Publish and share the link
One click puts the page online at a frascati address; with Pro and Business, on your own domain. The Visitors view counts the views of your published page.
Questions
- What makes a landing page work?
- One clear goal, a headline that says what you offer, the details people need to decide, and a button that says what happens. Real quotes and real numbers are worth more than big claims.
- Can I test two versions against each other?
- frascati has no A/B testing. You can publish two versions as separate sites and compare their views in the Visitors view, but it counts views, not sign-ups or sales.
- Can I collect leads from the page?
- Yes. The form saves each message with your project and emails it to you. Starter includes 50 form messages a month, Pro 200 and Business unlimited.
- Can I see who visits the page?
- The Visitors view counts the views of your published site. Pro and Business add a daily chart and traffic sources. Counting sets no cookies: frascati stores only the time of each view and the domain of the site the visitor came from.
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