Create your coming soon website in Chromium

How to write a presell page Identify your target audience and pain points. Craft an attention-grabbing headline and hero image. Draft concise copy that demonstrates product value. Showcase social proof to build trust. Highlight your product(s) and make them easy to buy. Share your brandʼs story.

What should I include on a pre-launch landing page? Key elements include a compelling headline, a brief description of your offering, an email sign-up form, and clear calls-to-action to encourage visitors to subscribe or learn more.

In our example, we will use a background image that covers the entire page and place some text in the image to let the user know whatʼs going on. This example shows how to create a Coming Soon Page with just HTML and CSS. Look at the next example to find out how to add a countdown timer with JavaScript as well.

Here are a few things that a website coming soon page should include: Clear message about your upcoming website, product, or service. Eye-catching visuals (logo, relevant image or video). Email signup form to capture leads. Links to your social media. A countdown timer to boost a sense of urgency (optional).

What do you write on a Coming Soon page? Explain whatʼs coming soon. Include a CTA for your email marketing list opt-in. Give people a way to get in touch with your brand. Encourage sharing on social media. Offer pre-orders on upcoming products.

You can control what page appears when you select Home . On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select More. Settings. Under Appearance, turn on Show Home button. Under Show Home button, choose to use the New Tab page or a custom page.

For first-time creators, after your project has been submitted for review and approved, you can set up your pre-launch page by heading to the Promotion tab of your project editor. For repeat creators, you will be able to access the Promotion tab ahead of review.