Industry newsletter landing page template
Dark B2B page for a weekly trade briefing, with stats, a contents list and a work-email form. Free on every PostBeagle plan: open it in the drag-and-drop builder, choose the list signups go to, and publish it on its own link.
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What’s on the page
- Headline: “The ten-minute briefing on freight, ports and rates”
- Section: “22,000”
- Section: “58%”
- Section: “Weekly”
- Section: “Inside each issue”
- A two-column section that stacks on phones
- A three-column row of features or details
- A bulleted list
- A quote from a customer or reader
Signup form: First name, Work email, with a “Get Tuesday’s briefing” button.
Make it convert
- How often it arrives and what is in every issue
- Two or three recent headlines or a sample issue
- A short line about who writes it
- A reader quote, if you have one
Good for
- Landing page templates for SaaS and startups →
- Landing page templates for B2B companies →
- Landing page templates for publishers and media →
- All newsletter signup pages →
Start a welcome automation on the newsletter’s list so new readers get your best past issue right away, instead of waiting a week for the next one.
How it works
From template to live page in minutes
- 1
Pick a template
Start from any page in the library, or from a blank page.
- 2
Make it yours
Rewrite the copy, swap the photos and recolour sections. Choose the list signups go to.
- 3
Publish and share
Publish to its own link, share it anywhere, and welcome every signup with an automation.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a landing page if I already have a signup form on my site?
A landing page gives you one link to share in your social bios, podcast notes and email signatures, with room to explain the newsletter properly. Many people use both.
Should I ask for a first name?
Only if you will use it, for example to greet readers by name. Every extra field costs a few signups, and an email address is all a newsletter needs.
Are these landing page templates really free?
Yes. Every template is included on every PostBeagle plan, including the free plan for up to 2,500 subscribers. There is no credit card to enter and no template is locked behind an upgrade.
Do I need a website or any code?
No. Pages are hosted by PostBeagle and edited in the same drag-and-drop builder as your emails: click text to change it, swap photos and drag blocks around. Publish and you get a link to share straight away.
Where do the signups go?
Each page is connected to one of your lists. Every signup is added to that list as a contact, along with any extra fields you asked for, and if the list uses double opt-in the visitor is asked to confirm by email first.
Your next signup page is already designed.
Create a free account, pick a template and publish it today. Up to 2,500 subscribers without paying a thing.
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- No credit card
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