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Term #42

Homepage vs. Landing Page

What it is

Your homepage is your hub — it serves multiple audiences, links to multiple sections, and gives an overview of your whole business. A landing page serves one audience, one offer, one goal, with no exits. Both are web pages. They do completely different jobs.

Why it matters

Knowing the difference determines how you use both. Your homepage handles curious visitors who are still figuring out if you're the right fit. A landing page handles warm traffic that's already interested and just needs to be converted.

The mistake most people make

Treating the homepage like a landing page by stripping it of navigation to "reduce distractions" — or treating a landing page like a homepage by adding links everywhere. Each one needs to do its specific job without being asked to do both.

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