Landing pages

Pages built for the ad, with forms that post straight into the loop.

The gap

Ads pointed at the homepage. Or at an SEO page with a full navigation, three thousand words, a chat widget that opens itself over the call button, and an eight second load on a phone. The visitor came from a search for "windscreen replacement essex" and the page is about the company's history.

The other version is the client building their own landing page in a tool that does not talk to the tracking, then wondering why the form fills do not show up in the account.

What we build

Static pages, no CMS. They load in under a second on mobile and there is nothing on them to hack. One page per job: the service, the area, the price from, the phone number, the form. Navigation stripped so the only way out is to enquire.

The form posts to n8n with Turnstile for spam. The lead lands in the CRM with its click ID and the conversion fires with a value, all from the one submission. The call button is a tracking number.

Competitor comparison pages where there is a real angle. A windscreen repairer whose edge is that the customer avoids an insurance claim and the premium rise that follows deserves a page that says exactly that to people searching for the national brand.

Clarity recordings feed the revisions. When the form gets abandoned at the same field every time, the field goes.

We can also write the brief for your developer if you would rather keep it in-house, and then check what comes back.

What you get

The page or pages, hosted on a static host at negligible cost. The form workflow. A short test plan: what we change first, what we watch, when we call it.

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