My Best-Converting Page
LUA had already funded at home in Korea. The Western launch started from an empty email list.
Landing page for lead generation
Pre-order storefront
Wrote the landing page for earphones whose charging case doubles as a speaker.
LUA had already funded at home in Korea. The Western launch started from an empty email list.
The waitlist build of luabeats.com pointed every section at a single ask: an email before launch.
33%of visitors signed up before launch
The storefront those signups met is preserved below. The walkthrough covers what I wrote ↓
Powerful Hi-Fi Speaker
is the charging case for
Truly Wireless Earphones
With aptX CD-quality Bluetooth 5.0, your music is never hampered down by the compression or distortion that can plague wireless audio.
The best speaker is the one that’s with you. Anywhere you take your earphones, you’ll have a portable speaker ready to go.
What I wrote and why.
The 2-in-1 lockup was my concept: an earphone and a speaker glyph sit under the number, with a plus sign between them to land the product's premise.
The two halves of the product are bold, each on their own line. The words joining them are light, so even a skim reads speaker, then headphones.
I chose the moving render. LUA was hard to describe in a line but clicks the moment you watch the buds and case become one object.
The spec is translated into something an ear can sense — a drum hit. The driver size sits underneath.
It was the pre-launch survey's loudest worry — a speaker and earphones in one compact case invited doubt — so 40 hours is on the page twice.
The 2-in-1 gets its emotional case: the point of a speaker in your pocket is other people.
Three named faces with titles show there are real people behind the product.
A recording artist's ear on the team is a claim no spec sheet can make.