Landing page, built end to end
One long page built around a single action: leave an enquiry, book, or buy. Built in two to three weeks, copy and analytics included.
Talk it through- A structure built around one action, with nothing else in the way
- We write the copy ourselves, from your words, not from a template
- An enquiry form we test with a real message
- The opening screen loads in a second on a phone
- Two language versions on the same page
- Analytics goals from day one, so you see where each enquiry came from
The offer
We put into words what you offer and to whom. Without that the page does not sell
Screen by screen
Built one by one, in both sizes at once: desktop and phone
Launch and measure
We switch on analytics, test the form and watch the first enquiries
- You need to test demand before building a full site
- The ads are ready but there is nowhere to send the traffic
- One service or one product, and everything else just gets in the way
Tell us where you are now
We will take a look for free and tell you whether it is worth doing at all.
What is a landing page, in plain words?
A landing page is one long page built around a single action. A visitor arrives from an ad or from search, reads top to bottom, and either leaves an enquiry or leaves. There are deliberately no sections, menu or catalogue: anything that distracts from the action is removed.
How does a landing page differ from a site?
By page count and by job. A landing page is one page for one action; a site is several pages with sections, a catalogue and a blog. A landing page is cheaper and faster, but it grows badly in search, because each query needs a page of its own. If SEO is in your plans, take the site.
How long does a landing page take?
Two to three weeks from the first conversation to launch, if the copy and photos already exist. The deadline is named alongside the price before we start, and we never charge for waiting.
Can a landing page be promoted in Google?
Up to a point. One page cannot answer dozens of different queries, so in search a landing page picks up a little traffic on a single topic. Organic growth needs a structure of separate pages. With paid ads, though, a landing page works well: there you buy the traffic.
Can a landing page grow into a site later?
Yes. The landing page stays as the home page and sections are added beside it: services, work, a blog. Nothing has to be rebuilt from scratch, as long as the page was hand-built rather than assembled in a page builder.