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SEO Landing Page Examples (37)

An SEO landing page catches a search, answers it, and then has to earn a second step toward the product. Browse 37 real ones, captured live, and see what the market actually does.

What the strongest SEO landing pages do differently

Sorting these 37 SEO landing pages by how they score against the conversion rubric, then comparing the strongest 0 with the weakest 0, is the fastest way to see what actually separates them.

How to structure an SEO landing page, by the numbers

The questions a team asks when it builds a page for search, answered from the 37 here. Where the strongest 0 and the weakest 0 disagree, that gap is the answer.

Where does the answer go?

68% address the search in the first screen, before any preamble. It is the widest band split in the set: % of the strongest do it against % of the weakest.

Vercel homepage
VercelSaaSThe search answered in the first screen, which 68% do.Visit

How long should the page be?

How long the page runs

  • A long article
    24 SEO landing pages
  • A medium-length article
    11 SEO landing pages
  • A long page on 65%, a medium-length one on 30%, a short one on 5%
  • A table of contents on 24%
  • Images or diagrams on 84%, worked examples on 92%
Airtable homepage
AirtableSaaSA table of contents, on 24% of SEO landing pages.Visit

What makes the page credible?

  • A named author on 27%
  • A publication date on 24%
  • Linked sources on 24%
  • Data or statistics cited on 41%

Four signals, and they move together. The strongest fifth signs and dates the page and shows where the claims came from; the weakest fifth mostly does none of it.

Ahrefs homepage
AhrefsSaaSA named author on the page, which 27% show.Visit

Where does the product come in?

Where the product CTA sits

  • A product CTA above the answer
    15 SEO landing pages
  • A product CTA mid-article
    13 SEO landing pages
  • A product CTA at the end
    8 SEO landing pages
  • The product is named somewhere on 100% of these pages
  • A product CTA above the answer on 41%, mid-article on 35%, at the end on 22%
  • The ask comes back 3 times down the page
  • Product UI inside the article on 32%

A CTA above the answer interrupts the thing the visitor came for, and it is still the most common placement here.

Tango Card homepage
Tango CardFintechA screenshot of the product inside the article, on 32% of SEO landing pages.Visit

What earns the second step?

The last section before the footer

  • Closing CTA band
    29 SEO landing pages
  • Related content links on 86%
  • An FAQ section on 43%
  • A newsletter signup on 22%, and it leans the other way: % of the weakest carry one against % of the strongest
Replicas homepage
ReplicasDeveloper ToolsLinks to related reading, on 86% of SEO landing pages.Visit

The moves almost nobody makes

Each of these sits on fewer than one page in five, with the strongest SEO landing page that uses it.

A last updated date

8% show when the page was last revised, separate from the date it first went up.

Zendesk homepage
ZendeskSaaSA last updated date, on 8% of SEO landing pages.Visit

An embedded video

11% put a video in the body, for the part of the answer that is easier to watch than to read.

Cloudinary homepage
CloudinaryDeveloper ToolsAn embedded video, on 11% of SEO landing pages.Visit

A chat widget

20% open a chat window on a page a cold searcher just landed on. It runs against the grain here: % of the weakest carry one against % of the strongest.

Submagic homepage
SubmagicAIA chat widget on the page, which 20% run.Visit
Gabriel Amzallag

Curated by

Gabriel Amzallag , Founder, Web Anatomy

5 years CRO + SEO at Qonto (2021–2025). After advising 15+ SaaS on their websites (Payfit, Pigment…), the same patterns kept breaking, so I decided to build the source of truth on what works on the web: the intelligence layer every tool, builder, and team uses to ship sites that perform.

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FAQ

SEO landing page design, answered

The questions people ask before building a page for search, answered from 37 real ones.

What is an SEO landing page?

01

A page built to catch a search and answer it: a guide, a glossary entry, a how-to. Across 37 of them, all 37 name the product somewhere on the page and 68% answer the search in the first screen. The job is to be useful first and to earn the step toward the product second.

How long should an SEO landing page be?

02

Long, in this set. 65% of these pages run long, 30% medium and 5% short. Length only works with structure: 24% carry a table of contents, 84% at least one image or diagram, and 92% show worked examples rather than a restated definition.

Does an SEO landing page need an author and a date?

03

This is the credibility split. 27% show a named author and 24% a publication date, but in the strongest fifth both sit at 71%, against 14% and 0% in the weakest fifth. 8% also show a last updated date.

Where should the product CTA go?

04

After the answer. 41% of these pages put a product CTA above the answer, 35% mid-article, 22% at the end and 3% in a sidebar. The ask comes back two or three times on 59% of them.

What should an SEO landing page link to?

05

Related reading, on 86% of them, and the bands disagree about it: 100% of the strongest fifth carry related links against 57% of the weakest. 43% add an FAQ section, 41% cite data or statistics, and 24% link out to their sources.

How is this different from the best landing pages leaderboard?

06

This gallery is a visual browse: what SEO landing pages look like and what they contain. The best landing pages benchmark is the graded view, where pages are scored against conversion best practices and ranked by industry. Same companies, different question.