Services / Landing pages
One page, one goal.
For when you are about to pay for ads or you have a limited-time promotion. A single page, with no menu and no distractions, where everything points to people buying, signing up or leaving their details.
Do you need a site or a landing page?
Website
Several pages and a menu. It's always there.
- So people find you on Google
- Explains your whole business
- People browse at their own pace
- Lives all year round
Landing page
A single page, with no menu.
- For your ads and promotions
- Talks about one thing only
- Everything leads to one button
- Lasts as long as the campaign
If you want people to find you, you need a website. If you are already paying for ads, you need a landing page. Plenty of businesses end up with both.
How it's used
This is how businesses like yours use one.
Boutique with a promotion
“20% off the autumn collection, this week only.” People come from the ad, see the clothes and buy, without getting lost in the whole store.
Gym with free sign-up
People come from the ad, see what the plan includes and leave their details so you can call them.
Builder or stone workshop
“Kitchen countertops in 10 days.” People see photos of past work and request a quote right there.
Course or workshop
Explains what they will learn, when it is and how much it costs, and sells the spots.
Is it seasonal? — We keep it live only for as long as your campaign runs.
Ask usQuestions about landing pages
Does it work for my Facebook and Instagram ads?
Can I use one if I already have a site or a store?
How long does it take?
One ad. One page. One sale.
About to invest in ads? Don't send people to your home page. Tell us what you want to achieve and we'll build the page to achieve it.
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