How to Write a High-Converting 'Start Here' Page



How to Write a High-Converting ‘Start Here’ Page

by Beth Hayden

I have fallen in love with a travel website.

It’s called CheeseWeb, and it's a blog dedicated to "slow travel." Slow travel is staying in one place for longer periods of time while you're on the road and having full experiences in each place you stay.

When I stumbled upon it, the incredible photos and gorgeous design of the site made my mouth water. As an armchair traveler, it has now become one of my favorite travel sites.

One of the reasons why the site appealed to me during my first visit was CheeseWeb's amazing “Start Here” page.

The page told me:

  • Who the main CheeseWeb writers are
  • Why they started a slow travel blog
  • Where I could find their best content
  • How I could connect with them via email and social media

By the time I was finished reading the "Start Here" page, I had become a die-hard fan of the site’s main writers, Alison and Andrew.

Since becoming a fan of their site, I've noticed more "Start Here" pages on various sites around the web. I’m now fascinated with this effective way for content marketers to create fast and valuable bonds with new readers who cross their paths for the first time.

Let's talk about what a "Start Here" section is, why it's important for your digital business, and how to turn yours into a high-converting page.


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