Landing Page Design Fewer choices.
More customers.
Built to turn a click into the one action you want: a sale, a sign-up, a booking. It loads fast on a phone and has no menu or links to pull people away.
Free, 30 minutes. You leave knowing what to fix first, whether you hire us or not.
One page built
for one promise.
A landing page exists for a single campaign. Someone clicked an ad about one specific thing, and this page delivers that thing and asks them to act. Nothing else lives on it.
A website is for someone browsing. A landing page is for someone who already clicked your ad and is deciding, right now, whether to act.
It gets sent to
the homepage.
It is an expensive mistake, and a common one.
- 10 things to click when the ad promised one
- The offer from the ad is nowhere on the page
- A menu, a blog, 6 other services, an about page
- Slow, because a homepage carries everything
- One thing to do, right at the top, repeated down the page
- It says what the ad said. The promise carries over word for word
- Nothing to wander into. No menu, no exits
- Fast, because it carries nothing it does not need
Six things every good
landing page gets right.
Tap a number on the phone to see what each part does, and why it's there.
The ad's promise, and one button
They clicked because of a promise. The top of the page repeats it in the same words and shows one button. No menu, so the only way forward is that button.
What waiting costs them
Show what stays broken if they do nothing. People move faster to stop a loss than to chase a win.
Three reasons, side by side
Three clear benefits. Each one says what gets better for them, in the words they would use.
Three easy steps
Show how simple it is to start. When the path looks short, more people take the first step.
The longer answer
Some people need more before they act. One honest paragraph answers the questions they would ask on a call, before they have to ask.
The same button, then a quiet footer
People who scroll down are still interested, so the same button waits at the bottom. Below it, only the legal links. No menu, no exits.
Live in days,
not weeks.
The offer, then the page
We start with what the ad is promising. If the offer is weak, a beautiful page will not save it, and we would rather say so early.
Written, designed, built
One page, one action. Built for the phone, because that is where the click came from.
Live on your subdomain
Something like offer.yourdomain.com. Your main site is never touched.
One page, run for you.
- A page per offer or per campaign
- Written, designed and built
- Tracking set up from day one
- Two versions to test, if you have the traffic for it
- Kept running and optimized by us
This page exists for one decision.
If the ad worked and the page did not, you paid for the click and got nothing. That is the most avoidable waste on the whole path.