How healthinsurance.org Get Unbelievable Success With Landing Page

As we known，Landing page is an essential part of marketing campaign because it has the unique ability to convert a stranger into a qualified lead. But how can we increase the ROI? How to find landing page copy and image for inspiration? How to know competitors’ advertising strategy?

Fortunately, LandingSpy can help you successfully solve the problems above. LandingSpy is the best landing page software. It tracks the healthinsurance.org ads, and analyzes the landing page data of the ads. Its landing page link is healthinsurance.org.

So, how healthinsurance.org get unbelievable success with landing page?

1.healthinsurance.org’s ad landing page basic information

Landing Page Images:

Title：Missouri and the ACA’s Medicaid expansion: eligibility, enrollment and benefits | healthinsurance.org

Description：Missouri has not expanded Medicaid, but signatures are being gathered to get an expansion initiative on the 2020 ballot. For now, non-disabled Missouri adults without children are not eligible for Medicaid regardless of how low their income is, and parent

Advertising Platform：Facebook

Period：522

Start Time and End Time：2018-11-04~2020-04-09

Landing Type：Other

Language & Countries：N/A&N/A

Related Landing Pages：2

Final URL：healthinsurance.org

The Number of Outgoings Link ：0

2. Free related landing pages analytics

In addition to the above ad landing pages, healthinsurance.org recently launched related landing pages with a total number of 2. The main advertising platforms of these related ad landing pages are Facebook、Facebook etc. These ad landing pages include some AB-tested pages. After the final verification, healthinsurance.org has placed a lot of ads by using the most effective ad landing pages.

LandingSpy performed basic data analysis on these related landing pages and selected the top 3 that performed best.

	1st	2nd	3rd
Title	Alabama and the ACA’s Medicaid expansion: eligibility, enrollment and benefits \| healthinsurance.org	Missouri and the ACA’s Medicaid expansion: eligibility, enrollment and benefits \| healthinsurance.org	N/A
Description	Several other states have submitted Medicaid work requirement proposals to CMS, and work requirements have already been approved for Arkansas, Indiana, New Hampshire, and Kentucky. But Alabama's proposal (which has not yet been submitted to CMS) goes far	Missouri has not expanded Medicaid, but signatures are being gathered to get an expansion initiative on the 2020 ballot. For now, non-disabled Missouri adults without children are not eligible for Medicaid regardless of how low their income is, and parent	N/A
Advertising Platform	Facebook	Facebook	N/A
Period	600	522	N/A
Start Time and End Time	2018-08-21~2020-04-12	2018-11-04~2020-04-09	N/A
Language & Countries	N/A&N/A	N/A&N/A	N/A

The above is the detailed information of the 3 landing pages that advertisers healthinsurance.org have performed best in the recent past. After many A/B tests, these ad landing pages proved to be the most effective. So what do they have in common? By comprehensively analyzing the various data of these landing pages, we can summarize some rules to discover the secrets of high-converting ad landing pages.

1) Title analysis

The number of words in the title is usually 5-10 words, and the words are as simple as possible.
Core keywords and important content are put forward.
Declarative Affirmative Sentences
Titles with numbers are 36% more likely to be clicked by users than without numbers.

In fact, I prefer the title “Alabama and the ACA’s Medicaid expansion: eligibility, enrollment and benefits | healthinsurance.org” better than “Missouri and the ACA’s Medicaid expansion: eligibility, enrollment and benefits | healthinsurance.org”.

2) Description analysis

Copywriting tests the ability of the writer to perceive the user’s psychology. What we need to do is to stand in the user’s perspective, understand the needs of the users, and introduce your products from what they want to know.

Obviously, the descriptions of these related landing pages all conform to the above rules. For example:

Several other states have submitted Medicaid work requirement proposals to CMS, and work requirements have already been approved for Arkansas, Indiana, New Hampshire, and Kentucky. But Alabama's proposal (which has not yet been submitted to CMS) goes far
Missouri has not expanded Medicaid, but signatures are being gathered to get an expansion initiative on the 2020 ballot. For now, non-disabled Missouri adults without children are not eligible for Medicaid regardless of how low their income is, and parent
N/A

If you want to know the description of other landing pages with the best performance in the past 90 days, you can use LandingSpy (landingspy.com) to filter and query.

3) Advertising platform

From the above table, we can see that the advertiser healthinsurance.org’s recent platform for advertising is mainly Facebook.

4) Advertising schedule

Advertisers healthinsurance.org have recently advertised at 2018-08-21~2020-04-12、2018-11-04~2020-04-09、N/A. The periods the ads continue to run are 600 days, 522 days, and N/A days.

Different industries and different platforms have different effective times when advertising. When scheduling ads, we should check the competitors’ advertising strategies in advance, not only to avoid overlapping with their high-frequency advertising time but also not to miss the best period for advertising in the industry.

In conclusion: The above is a free landing page analytics report about healthinsurance.org. Doing a good job in advertising is a long-term accumulation process. In this process, we can use the bestlanding page software to find excellent landing page copy and landing page images for reference. At the same time, understand the competitors’ advertising strategies in advance, then adjust and test your advertising plans in a timely manner.

3. Related landing page report

If you want to check the relevant analysis of other landing page related to healthinsurance.org, you can click the app name below to view related reports.