A landing page is a destination
A landing page is a single page built around a focused purpose such as lead capture, registration, purchase, or explanation.
A funnel is a sequence
A funnel describes the broader customer journey. One or more landing pages can be individual steps inside that journey.
When one page is enough
A focused page may be enough when the visitor already understands the offer and the requested action is simple.
When more steps help
Complex purchases may need education, qualification, follow-up, demonstration, or objection handling across multiple interactions.
Avoid complexity for its own sake
Every extra step adds another place where visitors can stop. Add pages because they solve a real communication or process problem.
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