Sample Lead Gen Pages

Sample Lead Gen Pages
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This page is a simple index of our current lead-gen landing page drafts for feedback.

What we’re testing: clarity, credibility, tone, and whether the call-to-action feels appropriate for a university-focused democracy / rule-of-law effort.

How to give feedback (2 minutes)

When you open a draft, please comment on:

  1. First impression (10 seconds): What does this seem to be? Who is it for?
  2. Trust & seriousness: Does it feel ethical, competent, and non-cringey?
  3. Clarity: What’s confusing or too long?
  4. Call to action: Would you take it? If not, why not?
  5. One concrete improvement: What’s the single change that would help most?

If you can, paste feedback in our team chat with this format:

  • Draft:
  • What works:
  • What doesn’t:
  • Suggested rewrite (1–3 sentences):

Draft landing pages

1) “Get Updates” (newsletter / briefings / lead magnet)

Best for: people who want to follow along and stay informed.


2) “Request Help” (universities / departments / individuals)

Best for: university leaders, faculty, staff, students, or partners who may need support.


3) “Join a Working Group” (high-intent contributors)

Best for: people willing to do real work (legal, comms, research, outreach, logistics).


4) “Donate / Fund the Work” (supporters)

Best for: donors and funders who want to back serious, lawful, strategic work.


Meta feedback on the whole set (optional)

If you have time, answer any of these:

  • Which draft feels most trustworthy? Why?
  • Which draft feels most likely to convert? Why?
  • What’s missing from our overall story or credibility?
  • Are we under-claiming or over-claiming anywhere?

Contact (if something is urgent)

If you think any draft has a major risk (legal, reputational, privacy, security), please message the team immediately.