Websites & Web Design

Landing pages built to turn ad clicks into leads.

One page, one offer and one button. Fast on mobile, connected to your WhatsApp and tracking every lead that comes from your ads. And if you want, I run the ads too.

Which of these sounds like you?

  • I'm paying for ads, but few people reach out.

    The ad sends people to your website's home page, which talks about a bit of everything. They can't find what they saw in the ad and close the tab.

    What I do

    I build a page just for that offer, on the same topic as the ad from start to finish, with a single next step: message you on WhatsApp or fill in the form.

  • My page takes too long to load.

    Built with a drag-and-drop tool, it gets heavy on mobile. People who click the ad give up before seeing the offer, and you still pay for the click.

    What I do

    I code the page from scratch, lightweight and designed for mobile, so it loads fast even on mobile data.

  • I don't know how many leads came from my ads.

    Requests come in on WhatsApp, but nobody can tell which ad brought each one, or whether the money spent paid off.

    What I do

    I set the page up to track every lead and where it came from, so you know what's working before spending more.

Is a landing page right for you?

It makes sense if…

  • You run ads, or are about to, on Google, Instagram or Facebook.
  • You have a clear offer: a service, a product, a promotion or an event.
  • You want to know how many leads each ad brings in.
  • You need a page live before you have a full website.

It might not be the right fit if…

  • You don't plan to run ads. Without visits the page just sits there, and a website with SEO usually makes more sense.
  • You need to present the whole business across several pages. Then a website is the way to go.
  • Your offer isn't defined yet. It's worth testing it first, by talking to customers or on social media.

If you recognized yourself in the “might not” list, I'll tell you right away in our first chat and point you to what makes more sense.

What comes with every landing page I build

How it works

  1. 1

    Conversation

    You tell me what the offer is, who it's for and where you'll advertise. I come out of it with what I need to put together a proposal.

  2. 2

    Proposal

    You get the scope, timeline and price before we start. What we agree on doesn't change without us talking first.

  3. 3

    Copy and structure

    I write the page copy based on what your customers need to hear to reach out, section by section, all the way to the button. You review and approve it before I move on to the design.

  4. 4

    Design and development

    I design and build the page. You follow along through a preview link, without waiting until the end to see how it's going.

  5. 5

    Live and tracking

    I publish it, test it on phone, tablet and desktop, and check that every lead is being counted before the ads start running.

  6. 6

    After launch

    With the ads running, you can see what the page is bringing in. I stay available for tweaks and, if you want, I keep handling the maintenance.

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Questions about landing pages

What's the difference between a landing page and a website?
A website presents the whole business across several pages. A landing page covers a single offer and leads people to one next step. That's why it usually works better for people coming from an ad.
How much does a landing page cost?
It depends on the size of the page, whether it has a form or an integration, and whether you already have the copy and images. After a quick chat, I send the price before we start. If you ask for something new along the way, we talk about the adjustment before I do it.
How long does it take?
Less than a website, since it's a single page. The exact timeline comes in the proposal, along with the price.
Does a landing page show up on Google without ads?
It can, but that's not what it's built for. To be found on Google without paying per click, the way to go is a website with SEO.
Can I use the same page for Google and Instagram?
Yes. The page tracks where each lead came from, so you know how much each channel brought in. If the offers are different, it's worth having one page for each.
Do you run the ads too?
I do. Google Ads and Instagram and Facebook ads are separate services, and when they're with me, the page and the ads are tuned together.

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Let's talk

Tell me what you need.

No commitment, no sales script, no surprise calls. You explain the idea, I tell you how I'd build it — and if it makes sense for both of us, we move forward.