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    Help! My landing page does not convert

    Posted by AndreiDeey on August 22, 2025 at 8:19 pm

    Hello, I come to ask for help because I am desperate.

    I'm doing Google Ads search ads, in general the campaign generates quite a few clicks, but the problem is the versions, I don't get almost any leads.

    I have been watching the Clarity recordings and in general people mainly look at the prices and the physical changes, but they do not fill out the form, they do not even try, they do not press the WhatsApp button or the call button, none of them.

    As for the prices, they are practically the same as my competition so that should not be the problem.

    Any comment could help me, if you see anything to improve please comment!!

    The landing is this: https://mileanutricion.es

    Thank you!!

    AndreiDeey replied 3 hours, 11 minutes ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • TheDickinDictionary

    Guest
    August 22, 2025 at 8:23 pm

    I don’t speak Spanish, but I took a look and it seems like a fine landing page. I think the landing page might be too long. Perhaps doing a shorter page with just a few before and after and a quick intro to the program. Really funnel people’s attention. I thought the physical changes were engaging. Maybe you can introduce Price on the phone and not on the website.

  • ppcwithyrv

    Guest
    August 22, 2025 at 9:45 pm

    Are your ads in Spanish language?

    They should not be in english or set to english language content.

  • freak_marketing

    Guest
    August 22, 2025 at 10:36 pm

    One key reason your page may not be converting is that most of your copy focuses on your product, but doesn’t fully address the visitor’s pain points. To build trust and motivate action, your landing page should mirror the specific frustrations or challenges your audience is facing. When people feel understood, they’re more likely to believe your solution will work for them.

    Consider adding copy that speaks directly to the problems your audience wants to solve. For example, highlight the struggles they have with nutrition, confusion about plans, or lack of results. Acknowledge these pains clearly before introducing your offer. This approach helps visitors trust that you understand their situation and positions your solution as the right fix.

    If you start by mirroring their pain and then present your program as the answer, you’ll see improved engagement and conversions.

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