For new products or brands entering a market, it is often a good idea to launch a mini-site prior to a full-feature website launch. Coming soon websites are fantastic for many brands and business types.
The purpose of "coming soon" mini-sites is to collect emails for interested users (or more fully begin the lead-generation process) and provide a glimpse of the coming attraction. Acquire, build and engage audiences early in the process so a brand does not start from zero on day one. Additionally, it is smart to launch a coming soon website prior to a full website launch, so you brand can be found on Google during the full site launch period.
Here is an example of a recent coming soon website that we designed and developed. We used a long scroll style to provide more detailed, contextual information at the bottom and email capture at the top.
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