Five effective landing page examples.

Adobe for Business Team

06-20-2025

A woman in an office uses her laptop to create a effective landing page

Most business and marketing leaders are familiar with landing pages, but many don’t fully understand how they differ from standard website pages. A well-crafted landing page can benefit businesses and customers, but creating one that truly drives results requires strategy, creativity, and effort.

You don’t have to start from scratch. By studying high-performing examples from other brands, you can gain insights and inspiration to guide your approach.

With that in mind, let’s explore five real-world landing pages and discuss what makes each one effective.

Airbnb.

Airbnb's host landing page and associated resources are strategically designed to convert site visitors into active hosts by emphasizing ease of entry, comprehensive support, financial potential, and the unique aspects of hosting. The platform has evolved to provide prospective hosts with a more guided and supported journey.

Key components and emphases you'll likely find highlighted for potential Airbnb hosts today include:

Instead of direct competitor comparisons on the landing page, Airbnb's current strategy focuses on showcasing its own ecosystem's strength, the breadth of support it offers, and the diverse opportunities available to those who choose to host on their platform.

Netflix.

Netflix's landing page continues its core mission of seamlessly converting visitors into subscribers. However, the strategy now reflects a more mature and competitive streaming landscape, with a nuanced approach to showcasing its vast content library and a multi-tiered subscription model.

Key aspects of Netflix's current landing page and user acquisition strategy include:

Netflix's landing page strategy balances simplicity in its initial engagement with clarity regarding its multi-faceted offerings. It aims to efficiently guide potential subscribers to the plan that best suits their entertainment needs and budget.

Uber.

Uber's landing page and broader recruitment strategy are geared towards attracting prospective drivers by highlighting earnings and flexibility, a comprehensive support system, robust safety features, and a more straightforward path to achieving their goals on the platform.

Key components emphasized to encourage sign-ups include:

Uber's approach to attracting drivers focuses on a holistic value proposition: the ability to earn flexibly, backed by a suite of in-app tools, a strong rewards program, and a continued commitment to safety and support.

DoorDash.

DoorDash's primary landing page for prospective delivery drivers is focused on efficiently attracting and onboarding new individuals to its platform. The page emphasizes flexibility, earning potential within a clear structure, and the ease of getting started.

Key elements highlighted on the DoorDash Dasher landing page include:

DoorDash's landing page strategy aims to attract Dashers by emphasizing autonomy, earning opportunities, and a straightforward process of joining their platform. This platform is supported by a system of rewards for active and high-quality participants.

Dropbox.

Dropbox's landing page aims to attract users, both individuals and businesses. Dropbox is positioning itself not just as cloud storage but as a central hub for organizing content and collaborating effectively, accessible across all devices.

Key elements you'll likely find on Dropbox's main landing pages include:

While mobile app usage is crucial for the Dropbox ecosystem, the main landing page typically focuses on the overall value proposition, encouraging users to sign up for the service.

Create your next engaging landing page.

A well-designed landing page can drive conversions for your business and fuel continued growth. When you’re ready to start creating your next landing page, take the time to develop a powerful CTA and make it a point to follow established best practices.

If you want to ensure that your future landing pages positively impact your business, Adobe can help. Adobe Journey Optimizer streamlines digital asset management, allowing you to create customer profiles and use real-time data to track and measure your customer journey.

Learn more about Journey Optimizer today to see how it can help you build high-performing landing pages.

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