To say that Stranger Things is “a bit popular” show would be a massive understatement.
Let’s have a look at a landing page inviting us to reserve a spot and skip a line to the show’s one and only official store.
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Click here and see this landing page.
Then, come back to this email and read the review.
Best findings
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They’re taking things step by step. As for now, nobody makes you buy anything. They simply invite you to visit a unique shop.
![](https://landingi.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/zrzut-ekranu-2022-06-28-o-14.16.25.png)
Links in the top section help to navigate between sections.
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Mentions of previous locations being already closed evoke the feeling of urgency to visit the available stores.
Does this page need anything more?
![](https://landingi.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/frame-15-1-1.jpg)
The last section invites us to learn more about a different project related to Stranger Things. However, without reading this section thoroughly, it’s easy to expect more store info and to get confused after clicking the CTA.
![](https://landingi.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/zrzut-ekranu-2022-06-29-o-21.33.17-1.png)
What I really don’t like is that there are no open stores near my area ?
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Landing Page of the Week is a series where I review examples of landing pages from the web.