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Stop Only Changing Your Ads — Try Your Landing Page's Top Fold

September 18, 2026 · Elias Lazaris
Quick answer Instead of only testing new ads, try changing the top third (the top fold) of your landing page — headline, image, and CTA. That single change can meaningfully move conversion rates without a full page redesign.

Stop only changing your ads

Here's something you should try next: instead of always changing your ads and creatives, try changing your landing page. I don't mean a full revamp — I mean the top fold, the top one-third of your page. Change the headline, change the image, change the CTA in that section. You'll be surprised what kind of difference that makes to your conversion rates.

Focus on the top fold, not a full redesign

Ads are very, very important, but at some stage you also have to look at whether your page needs some work. You don't have to change the whole structure — everything happens at the top. The most important part is the top.

What to change: headline, image, CTA

As long as you change that top third of your page — the top of the fold — you might start seeing better results.

Test your page, not just your ads

So next time, don't focus only on the ads. See how you could also optimize your page.

FAQ

What part of a landing page should I change first?

The top fold — the top one-third of the page. Change the headline, image, and CTA there.

Do I need to redo my whole landing page?

No. You don't have to change the whole structure — everything happens at the top, so changing just the top third can make a real difference.

Should I only focus on testing new ads?

No — ads are important, but you should also test and optimize your landing page, not just the ads.

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