How this simple change to the landing page helped sell $443K

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Welcome to Marketing in the Age of Machines. Each week, we bring you the following:

👉 An innovative marketing strategy that has worked for others.

👉 The 2 most relevant contents in marketing, AI, and business that will help you understand the ever-changing landscape.

👉 3 tools for the Marketer of the Future.

👉 The quote of the week. A simple take on everyday marketing concepts.

Problem
Most landing pages don’t convert because they’re built without structure. Teams focus on tools, design, or clever copy, but ignore that each section must serve a clear conversion purpose. The result is pages that look good but fail to move buyers.

Solution
The framework breaks a landing page into eight sections, each with a specific job—from capturing attention to reducing risk and making outcomes tangible. The tools don’t matter as much as the architecture: follow the structure, and the page naturally guides users toward action.

Lesson
Conversion comes from structure, not tools. When you design pages around buyer psychology instead of guesswork, you move faster, reduce friction, and increase the chances that your page actually sells.

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👉 Tools in the Age of Machines:

  • Gojiberry: Finds high-intent prospects and automates personalized outbound on LinkedIn.

  •  Okara (Reddit): Analyzes Reddit conversations to surface buyer insights and demand signals.

  • Airpost: Creates and tests new ad angles based on your best-performing creatives.

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