For more information, we have a guide on how to create a waiting list landing page . The tutorial uses SeedProd, so it's easy to use even if you're not a design expert.
With that said, here are some key elements to add to your waitlist landing page:
A countdown widget to create a sense of urgency and excitement for the launch. SeedProd offers this element by default, so you don't need to install a separate plugin to enable it.
An email signup form to capture visitor information. It is recommended to use an eye-catching color for the call-to-action button.
An exit-intent popup to capture visitors who are about to leave your page. You can use OptinMonster for this , which we used to increase our email subscribers by 600% .
Some visuals, like images, give users a sneak peek at what you’re selling. This could be a senegal telemarketing data partially obscured image of your product , a behind-the-scenes snapshot of your service in action, or even a stylized graphic representation of what you’ll be offering.
Social media buttons to encourage users to follow you on your official social media profiles. This way, they can get the latest updates on the launch of your product or service.
Social sharing links , so users can help spread the word about your business.
Here's a great example of a waitlist landing page from Every Tuesday. This waitlist is trying to create an attraction for an upcoming registration for a fontmaking course.
We like that you show examples of previous work from former students. This works as social proof and shows what future students can achieve.
Waitlist page example
16. Eye-catching call-to-action button
We’ve mentioned call-to-action (CTA) buttons several times in this guide , and for good reason. They’re one of the most important parts of a WordPress site design because they directly influence user behavior and drive conversions.
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