That might actually be a good business model. Likely to be very profitable as well as you're selling based on the apprehension of the customer.
In our case, the virus was dormant for several days only to be waken up in the middle of the holidays when everyone was away. Had we had this holiday emergency response team, this problem could have been quickly resolved.
Right after Christmas is a terrible time to be offline or visually compromised since people have gotten their gifts and may want to learn more about the company that made them.
I heard about Premise during my research, but only quickly glancing over the service after seeing that it's a Wordpress plugin.
Thinking about it now. It doesn't really matter if it's a plugin since I can just install Wordpress in a subfolder.
Does the URL matter for a landing page? For example, if I have product A's URL as widgets.com/products/a. Would it be fine to have the URL of the landing page for this product to be: widgets.com/landingpage/a. In this case, I would've installed Wordpress+Premise in /landingpage.
I want to optimize landing pages by continuously performing A/B tests through Visual Website Optimizer, which already allows easy editing of the web design.
I'll look into the themes from Themeforest but I just thought there'd be an easier way (DIY perhaps) to create an appropriately themed landing page.