Landing Page scoring
Score your landing page. Fix what’s weak.
Lytms evaluates your headline, value prop, CTA, social proof, and visual hierarchy against 1,500+ real pages. Get a conversion-focused audit in under 30 seconds.
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What Lytms evaluates
Every landing page is scored across platform-specific dimensions. Each dimension gets a 1-10 score with quoted evidence and a concrete rewrite.
does it communicate the outcome in under 8 words?
mechanism, buyer, and key stat present?
outcome-framed, specific timeframe, low perceived risk?
named companies, specific numbers, attributed results?
everything needed to decide visible before scrolling?
real numbers over vague claims?
does the voice match the product positioning?
are the top 3 buyer hesitations addressed?
Landing Page best practices
Patterns from high-scoring landing pages. Apply these before you score for higher baseline results.
Lead with the outcome, not the mechanism
Visitors decide in 3 seconds whether to keep reading. Name the result they get, not the technology that delivers it. "Ship 40% faster" beats "AI-powered project management" every time.
Put everything needed to decide above the fold
Headline, subheadline, CTA, and one social proof anchor should all be visible without scrolling on both desktop and mobile. If your CTA is below the fold on a phone, half your traffic never sees it.
Use named social proof with specific numbers
"2,400 brands including Notion and Linear" converts. "Trusted by thousands of companies" does not. Anonymous logos are decoration. Named results are evidence.
Frame your CTA as a low-risk action with a specific outcome
"Start free — see results in 30 days" earns a click because it names what happens next and removes the risk. "Get started" could be anything.
Address the top 3 objections explicitly
If a technical buyer has 5 unanswered questions, they leave. Pricing concerns, setup time, and compatibility with existing tools should have visible answers on the page.
Frequently asked questions
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