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What types of content do you put on your landing pages? Do you include reviews and things like that?

Auware landing pages include audience-specific headlines, benefits, reviews, and FAQs tailored to each audience. Every element is built to persuade and drive DTC eCommerce sales.

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Written by Courtney Cooper
Updated over a month ago

Auware landing pages are the culmination of more than a decade of direct-to-consumer experience and over two billion dollars in eCommerce sales.

Every page we generate is built around a set of proven elements that consistently drive conversions. Instead of leaving you to guess what to include or how to arrange it, Auware codifies these best practices into every page while tailoring the content for each specific audience.

At the top of every page, the hero section (often called the “top fold”) immediately sets the tone. This section always includes a compelling, audience-specific headline that speaks directly to the visitor’s motivation and a clear presentation of the offer. Visitors should not have to scroll to understand what product you are selling or why it matters to them. The copy is customized based on the audience, so a busy parent will see different language than a fitness enthusiast, even if the product is the same.

Below the hero, the pages emphasize features and benefits. Auware does not simply copy your Shopify product description. Instead, it reorders and rewords those features to match each audience’s priorities. A feature like “auto shut-off” may be framed as a safety benefit for parents, a convenience benefit for busy multi-tasking professionals, and a reliability benefit for budget-conscious shoppers (no burnt and wasted food). The product does not change, but the story told about it does.

Customer reviews are another key element. Social proof is powerful, and Auware uses your existing reviews to strengthen each landing page. We recommend uploading at least 100 reviews so the system has enough material to work with. From there, Auware selects reviews that resonate most with each audience. A review that mentions “my kids love it” might be featured for parents, while a review praising “durability and value” might appear on a budget-conscious page. This ensures each audience sees testimonials that feel directly relevant to their concerns.

Auware landing pages also include FAQs, tailored for each audience. Instead of generic questions, these FAQs address the objections and uncertainties that are most likely to arise for that specific group. Parents might see a question about safety or ease of cleaning, while a health-conscious shopper might see a question about ingredients or long-term benefits. By preemptively answering these concerns, the landing page reduces friction and helps visitors move confidently toward purchase.

All of these elements are organized in a layout that has been tested and refined across countless high-performing campaigns. There are no distractions, no unnecessary design flourishes, and no filler. The goal is always clarity, persuasion, and conversion.

To summarize, Auware landing pages include audience-specific headlines, clear offers, tailored features and benefits, relevant customer reviews, and FAQs that address audience concerns. Every component is purpose-built to drive sales, reflecting years of proven eCommerce best practices.

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