UC Berkeley Haas School of Business

Landing Page Strategy & Design

Role: As an Associate Director of Marketing, I oversee the prospective student journey across the Haas website and paid advertising channels.

Project Goals: Update the outdated landing page and creative assets in order to drive quality engagement and increase our lead volume.

  • Focus on delivering a valuable experience to our customer (prospective students), entice them to engage with our ads and ultimately fill out a “request for information” form and become a lead.

  • Provide concise, easy to absorb information that helps customers address their barriers.

  • Eliminate unnecessary links. Strategically place clear CTAs throughout the page.

  • Update the backend experience to make it easier for our team to create a beautiful, functional landing page that is user friendly. Implement a template that is responsive across all devices.

Project Outcome: A landing page that is well designed, easy to navigate and provides the user with key information that entices them to take the primary call to action, and become a lead in our system.

Old, outdated, not on-brand, and not intentionally designed around our KPIs

New, refreshed template and modules, optimized for lead generation

  • Created a template that accurately showcases the Berkeley Haas brand guidelines (color + typeography).

  • Adjusted the content top of fold to include a welcoming banner image, a clear CTA, and three easy to read cards that showcase the MBA product offerings.

  • Designed engaging modules throughout the page, making key information easy to absorb.

  • CTA buttons scattered throughout the page for multiple conversion opportunities.

  • New table module has a cleaner look and feel, and contains concise information to help prospects easily assess which program is right for them.

  • Instead of just sharing high level information about the Haas MBA experience, we wanted to make sure our top of funnel conveys how the student/prospect will benefit no matter where they are in their MBA journey.

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