If you don’t make it clear

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You forgot we’re not exclusive yet Paying for traffic that doesn’t convert is like someone stealing your wallet and then punching you in the face. Losing the money is gut-wrenching as it is, but then it’s painfully personal too. For as data-driven as you try to be, it’s hard not to feel rejected when you struggle to give your audience just what they’re looking for and pay good money for their ad click—only to have them ghost you on your landing page.

In what I’m going to say next, I may be coining this phrase  Fax Lists here in Unbounce’s blog, which would be pretty cool: A click is not a contract. Even though you paid for my click, I don’t owe you anything. I’m not on the hook to buy from you or give a reason for leaving early. As a matter of fact, I’m probably clicking other ads. Visiting other websites. Having conversations with other company reps.

Exploring other offers. Most marketers understand I still have free will, but they wrongly believe that once I make it to the landing page, it’s their sale to lose. how your offer makes my life better, I’m going to give my attention—and probably my business—to your competitors who do. If I were extremely motivated to train my dog, for instance, I might submit the form on the above landing page to see what’s on the other side.