I will suggest landing page. I clicked the link and I was not impressed.
A landing page should offer all the necessary information, but not so much as to overwhelm the visitor. Provide the essential info that will interest your audience and nothing more. We just discussed how you do not want to information-smother visitors, but this isn’t to say you should be cheap with your content – on the contrary, provide rich, useful content, so long as it is relevant. The goal is to funnel visitors down a desired pathway, and if links serve as points of departure from the funnel, they should be used sparingly. Make it easy to convert. The goal is to make it as easy as possible for visitors to convert, providing as little distance and as few barriers as possible between points A and B. The next step should always be obvious. This strategy varies depending on what your desired conversion is. Information architecture comes into play here, as it is important for a landing page to have a clear, crisp design that leaves all questions answered without inspiring any new ones.
You can read more here: https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2014/02/12/great-landing-pages
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