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  "description": "Use a detailed sales page when the offer is complex, expensive, or unfamiliar. Use a focused landing page when one action—such as joining a list or registering—",
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        "text": "Use a sales page when visitors need detailed persuasion before buying, and a landing page when one focused action matters most, such as joining a list, registering, or requesting information. The distinction is practical rather than absolute.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business connects sales pages with opt-in pages, bridge pages, thank-you pages, checkout, and follow-up. The appropriate format depends on visitor awareness and offer complexity.\n\nKey factors:\n- Price and perceived risk\n- Amount of explanation required\n- Traffic source and visitor intent\n- Whether the goal is a sale or lead\n\nPractical guidance: Ask AI to recommend a page structure based on the visitor’s next decision. Keep one primary action and move secondary details into supporting sections.\n\nThe business’s funnel-focused education can help organize the page with the next step in mind.",
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