Website & App Development / Web & Apps
Landing Pages & CRO
Dedicated pages for campaigns, and the ongoing work of making them convert better.
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Sending paid traffic to a homepage wastes most of it. Someone who clicked an ad about one specific thing arrives at a page about everything, has to find their way, and frequently doesn't. A dedicated landing page continues the conversation the ad started, and it usually cuts the cost per lead more than any change to the ad itself would.
Then there's the ongoing half. Small, tested changes to headline, layout, form length, and proof compound over a campaign's life — and because it improves the rate rather than the spend, the gain is free traffic you were already paying for.
What We Do
The work itself.
One page, one promise
The page matches the ad that sent them, so nobody has to work out whether they're in the right place.
Forms that get finished
Every extra field costs completions. We ask for what sales genuinely needs and nothing else.
Tested, not guessed
Changes are measured against a control instead of shipped on instinct.
Lower cost per lead
Improving the conversion rate makes every existing click cheaper without raising the budget.
In Practice
What it looks like.
Frequently Asked
How much traffic do we need before testing is worthwhile?
Enough for a result to mean something — below a few hundred conversions a month, formal A/B testing mostly produces noise. At lower volumes we improve the page from established practice and qualitative feedback instead.
Can't we just use our homepage?
You can, and it's the most common reason paid campaigns underperform. A homepage serves every visitor; a landing page serves the one who just clicked a specific promise.
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