The page layout is kind of all over the place. Simplify it.
1. Put everything into on column.
2. Get rid of the poll ... all it's going to do right now is distract from your primary objective of capturing email addresses.
3. Make the text bigger.
4. Make your company logo bigger with a stronger stroke weight on the company name.
5. Make the social links smaller. They're fighting for attention with your site logo.
6. Consider structuring your page as follows (top to bottom):
[Logo]
[Short text describing what you're going to do for your potential users]
[Input field for an email address and submit button]
[Social links for Facebook and Twitter]
I'd run an A/B test to see whether the Facebook/Twitter is a distraction and remove that if you find it takes away from your conversion rate.
You could also A/B test the text you include describing your service till it converts well.
1. Put everything into on column.
2. Get rid of the poll ... all it's going to do right now is distract from your primary objective of capturing email addresses.
3. Make the text bigger.
4. Make your company logo bigger with a stronger stroke weight on the company name.
5. Make the social links smaller. They're fighting for attention with your site logo.
6. Consider structuring your page as follows (top to bottom):
[Logo]
[Short text describing what you're going to do for your potential users]
[Input field for an email address and submit button]
[Social links for Facebook and Twitter]
I'd run an A/B test to see whether the Facebook/Twitter is a distraction and remove that if you find it takes away from your conversion rate.
You could also A/B test the text you include describing your service till it converts well.