Marg Landing Lion

I love that LL has user recordings built right in; being able to see how people interact with the page is invaluable and saves me from having to invest in another tool like Inspectlet to track this. The creation interface is pretty intuitive, and it didn't take me long before I was putting together some pretty decent looking pages. Account creation and user management is also a major plus here.

The conversion data is sort of annoying to dig up; the interface here could be much stronger. It's not immediately obvious that this info will be emailed to you, and it'd be nice to have more robust and clear tracking for follow-up.

The team behind this tool is seriously committed to making it the best-in-class. From a cost perspective, it can be a bit higher than some of the competition, but the trade-off is in ease of use and the depth of features you get right out of the box. It's a reasonable alternative to tools like Unbounce, and well worth playing with. The ability to manage multiple users within the system is also a big plus if you're an agency.

I've built landing pages for my own business using Landing Lion. It's easy to iterate, and getting launched under a domain was brain dead simple. Running campaigns is easy with Landing Lion, and their team are clearly dedicated to making it as strong a product as they can.

The absolutely BEST part about landing lion though, and what sold me on it, is it's customer service. The developers and product designers at landing lion respond extremely fast to my questions and were right there with me every step of the way.

As UI developer sometimes the platform can be a little too simplistic without advanced features.

Getting to market faster. The benefits are the platform is smarter and more intuitive by combining everything you need to craft and measure content.

Comparing the LandingLion UI to the Unbounce UI is like comparing Mailchimp to Outlook. No comparison. I found LandingLion clear, easy to use, and full of functionality that unbounce either doesn't have or I can't find because of the aforementioned poor UI.

The integration with Mailchimp took a few tries, but then the folks at LandingLion reached out to me to tell me they had found a bug in that integration, fixed it, and now everything would work. They were right. The integration to WordPress was not obvious, but once I installed the WordPress plugin, PRESTO! everything worked flawlessly.

Try it. It's not a time based (e.g. 30 day trial, but rather you get a certain number of page views, not including your own views of your own page for testing purposes.

I've built dozens of WordPress websites. On my latest, I needed a couple of landing pages to capture interest prior to launch. I could have used Unbounce again, but i just couldn't use that UI anymore. I looked at instapage, leadpages, and a few others. Then I found and tried LandingLion and was hooked. Now I have a beautiful landing page (southernbaklava.com that was easy to setup, works flawlessly with WordPress, sends all my leads instantly to Mailchimp, and gives me clear, simple reports and alerts when I hit lead milestones.

Landing lion is so easy to use. The software is intuitive and I don't have to spend crazy amounts of time trying to create landing pages for events, social media campaigns and new marketing content.

I also love how the tool allows me to track visitors on my page and see how they interacted with content.

There are some text formatting issues that I have run into. Nothing big enough to make me reconsider using the tool.

Very similar to a weebly website building site, but for landing pages

With other marketing automation tools, some coding knowledge was required in order to build custom landing page templates.

This tool can be used by everyone and saves a lot of time.

Landing Lion has a ton of integrations and is super easy to use.

It's a pretty new product so there are some bugs, but overall the team is very helpful and responsive when I've run into issues.

Landing Lion makes it easy to spin up and track interactions with landing pages. We've used it for paid campaigns, as well as posting gated collateral.