A landing page for a self-published ebook. Digital products need the page to answer three questions fast: what will I learn, what format do I get, and how do I receive it. This layout answers all three above the fold.
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<h1>The Weekend Woodworker — ebook</h1>
<p class="pp-tag">Eight real projects you can finish in two days each, with hand tools.</p>
<div class="pp-price">$19</div>
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<li>184 pages, PDF + EPUB</li>
<li>8 step-by-step projects with cut lists</li>
<li>Tool list that fits one shelf</li>
<li>Instant download after purchase</li>
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<a class="pp-cta" href="#">Get the ebook</a>
<div class="pp-desc"><p>No garage full of machines required. Every project in this book was built on a balcony table with tools that cost less than the wood. Photographed step by step, with the mistakes left in and explained.</p></div>
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Use a payment link from a digital-goods service: the buy button links there, the service takes payment and emails the files. The landing page does the selling; the link does the logistics.
Yes — link a free chapter from the description. It converts skeptics better than any amount of copy, and costs you nothing.
A landing page takes orders one email at a time. Tentmaker Stores gives the same product a real store around it — cart, checkout, categories and customer emails, built for small makers and niche sellers.