There are times when your site is offline, being updated or upgraded. A holding page helps out by telling visitors that you’re temporarily away and when to expect access to your company website again.
There are good an bad examples – here’s a good one.
One question, what does Csquared actually do?
Challenge: Can you use your temporary web page to collect customer enquiries; get feedback on interim designs or perhaps a little self-designed viral that any visitor can edit and share?
Other examples of holding pages here, and commercially here and two campaigns explained here.
Related posts:
- Good practice: A website holding page
- Website holding page – how to use for marketing gain
- Data – too good for you not to use it
- This week’s frustrating website FAILs
- What to do when your website is in beta
