If you’re like most online entrepreneurs over the past few years, you’ve probably built your marketing funnel and webpages yourself using platforms like ClickFunnels or LeadPages. And while those platforms are absolutely fantastic, there’s two problems with them… It’s nearly impossible to make your final page look perfectly polished, and just the way you want them using those templates. And the second problem, is that you need to know how to export the code from those pages and host them as an HTML page onto your server. Why? Because if don’t, the pages are going to load much slower, and you’re not building your domain’s authority, reputation, or traffic by sending everyone to a page that’s hosted on the ClickFunnels domain. With that being said, I’ll bet there’s a very good chance you don’t know how to do that, because I don’t either. So what’s the solution? Well most people jump online and hire a web designer to make their webpages for them. But that’s when you run into the next big problem, because 99% of website designers don’t know how to design a website that’s built to convert visitors into leads and traffic. They want to build something that looks cool. You want a website that produces sales. So what do you do? How can you find someone who can design a beautiful page that converts, and that won’t break that bank in the process? Well you call up our guest today, Oliver Kenyon, who’s the founder of LandingPageGuys.com. Oliver and his team are absolute wizards when it comes to building landing pages for online businesses of all types, and you’re about to receive an incredibly valuable breakdown of the components every page needs to turn visitors into leads, and leads into customers. They recently designed a new set of capture pages for MikeDillardMentoring, so I’d give them a ring if this is something you need help with. Resources: LandingPageLab.com LandingPageGuys.com/p> Music: Track: More Plastic - Champion [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: youtu.be/V4t33m70xLQ Free Download / Stream: ncs.io/Cham