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A landing page for your campaign, live 5 to 7 days from final material.

The structure starts from the promise in your ad and leads to a single form. Analytics built in.

12+ projects delivered

every one on deadline, in production

Fixed price and deadline

in writing, and if we slip, the next payment waits

Reply within 24 hours

on working days, to every enquiry

In writingStarting price, on request

One campaign page to launch, with the measurement wired in.

What is holding the campaign

The new campaign page is in the dev queue, and the campaign starts next week.

The ad points at the homepage, and the visitor lands in the menu.

People start the form and drop out halfway through the fields.

Your ad account shows what you spent, and not which ad brought the enquiry.

Which of these is your project

  • Campaign page for paid ads

    It sits behind your ad: the first screen repeats what the ad promised, and takes it through to one form.

  • Application or event page

    A course, an event or an open day: the sign-up is the point, and it has to hold until the deadline.

  • Variant for a campaign already running

    You have a page live and want to test two versions against each other. The second is built on the same measurement.

  • Thank-you page alongside the campaign

    The page after the form is sent: it says what happens next, and it is what the campaign counts as its conversion.

How the page ships in 5 to 7 days from final copy

The clock starts on the day the questionnaire is complete and every piece of material is in. Seven days is the upper end.

One offer, one form, one goal. At the end we say what material it needs, and whether it belongs on the website instead.

You get a day-by-day schedule of what ships when and what you need to send us. The date is in the proposal too, and that price holds to go-live.

The structure, the copy draft and the form are built together. Measurement and conversion tracking go in before launch.

The page goes live with measurement and conversion tracking already in it.

Day 1

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Day 7

What a landing page build includes

  • A structure that leads to a single decision
  • Load time measured before it goes live
  • Swappable headline, hero and CTA for an A/B test
  • A form whose entries land with you immediately
  • Analytics and conversion tracking, broken out per ad
  • Laid out for a phone first, then for bigger screens

What the campaign page is built with

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Next.js and Tailwind are enough for a campaign page: with no database and no CMS there are fewer layers to load and fewer things that can break.

14%

is what conversions dropped when three fields were taken out of a nine-field form. On the same form, rewriting the field labels lifted them 19%.

CXL, Michael Aagaard's case study, 2019.

Companies we've built for

Gloster
Palm Group
Habibi
The Garage
Design Glass
Kék Padlizsán
Jungle Burger
D+D Solar
Fawa

On every project

Who a campaign landing fits, and who it does not

This fits you if

  • You run paid traffic and want to see which ad brings the lead.
  • One offer, one audience, one form.
  • You are thinking in days rather than weeks.

We would point you elsewhere if

  • You advertise a broad range with many products. The website is the better destination.
  • There is no campaign yet and you need a company presence. That is a website, and it is quoted on its own.

If you need a multi-page presence, the website development page covers that.

How we work

A landing page from structure to A/B test

  • Clickable progress on a live link, stage by stage
  • Fixed price and deadline, in writing
  • The code and the infrastructure are yours
  • Monthly maintenance after launch: updates, fixes, extensions
  • If we slip, the next instalment waits

The proposal is itemised: what we build, by when, for how much.

In writing

Starting price, on request

One campaign page to launch, with the measurement wired in.

How many bespoke sections there are, and whether you want an A/B variant. One offer, one form, one goal is the starting point.

Request a quote with the schedule

What happens after launch

A landing page asks for little: what occasionally works on it is the copy swap per campaign and the measurement.

First month

A clean handover, a watched launch

Source code, credentials and documentation in your hands. We watch the first week with you, measurements included.

Every month

Maintenance that keeps it moving

Updates, fixes, extensions, and the measurements watched as your product grows.

If something breaks

You write, we answer

A first reply within 24 hours on working days, to every enquiry.

Price, what it leaves out, and when something else wins

The quote covers one campaign page at an agreed figure: structure, a first draft of the copy, the form, plus analytics and conversion tracking wired in. Further variants, a second language and ongoing optimisation are separate items, priced up front. Whatever the quote says holds to the end of the project.

Full pricing and what each package holds: Pricing

You fill in a questionnaire, and once every piece of material is in, it is 5 to 7 days from there, domain or subdomain setup included. If the copy does not exist yet, we draft it from the first call, and that adds a few days.

The page is built so the headline, the hero and the CTA can be swapped as variants, with measurement running per variant. A decision needs a few hundred conversions, so we suggest a test once the campaign carries that kind of traffic.

A company site answers many questions for many visitors, and every menu item is an exit from your campaign. A landing page answers one offer. If your ad points at the whole range, the website is the right target, and we will tell you so.

If your offer is simple, the structure is a familiar shape and the page can be thrown away when the campaign ends, a page builder genuinely covers it. Two things decide otherwise. A builder is a subscription, so the page lives as long as you keep paying; here the code and the hosting come to you with the final invoice. And a template decides the structure for you, while we start from the promise in your ad.

If your offer fits in a sentence and you only advertise inside that one platform, the built-in form is the faster route and needs no separate page. You need a page when the offer has to be explained before anyone hands over a phone number; when you send traffic to the same place from several channels; or when a QR code and a newsletter link both need somewhere to land.

The price covers one campaign page, from the structure through to the measurement being wired in. Outside it: your ad account and your spend, the creative for the ads themselves, a multi-page company presence, and a CMS for you to edit the page in yourself. Those are either not our work or a different service; if you do want one of them, it appears as a line of its own in the proposal.

Barely. A landing page lives for the length of your campaign, and small changes, say a copy swap or a new variant, run on one-off quotes with no monthly fee. If the campaign turns into a permanent page, we talk maintenance, and we tell you if it is not worth paying for.

We bring the structure and the first draft of the copy out of the promise in your ad, and you review it. If you already have ad copy that works, we start from that. For images we use your own material, and where something is missing we say so before the proposal.

Start with the date

Tell us when the campaign starts and we will walk through what fits before it. Then you get a proposal with the schedule in it.

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