Landing pages that turn clicks into customers
Gjethe designs and builds landing pages with a single goal: getting visitors to take one action. Each page includes conversion-focused copy, custom design, a fast mobile-first build, form or CRM integration, conversion tracking for your ad platforms and an A/B testing set-up. Pricing is based on your project and agreed in your quote.
- Free first consultation
- Written quote for your project
- Flexible payment milestones
At a glance
- Built for
- Ads, launches, lead magnets, events
- Includes
- Copy, design, build, tracking
- Testing
- A/B test set-up included
- Pricing
- Quoted per project
Definition
What is landing pages?
A landing page is a standalone web page built for one campaign and one action (signing up, booking, downloading or buying) with no navigation leading visitors elsewhere.
Paid traffic arrives with a specific intent: the ad promised something. Sending those visitors to a homepage built for twenty different purposes wastes the click. A landing page repeats the ad's promise, answers the obvious questions, removes distractions and makes the next step unmistakable.
Who is it for?
Teams running paid ads
You're paying for every click on Google, Meta or LinkedIn and want each one to land on a page that matches the ad.
Product and feature launches
A new product, app or feature needs a focused page that explains it and collects sign-ups or pre-orders.
Lead magnets and webinars
Guides, templates, events and webinars that need a sign-up page connected to your email tool.
Founders testing an idea
A waitlist page is the cheapest way to see whether people want something before building it.
What's included, and what you keep
What's included
- Message and offer review against your ads
- Conversion-focused copywriting
- Custom design: no templates
- Mobile-first build that loads fast
- Forms connected to HubSpot, Mailchimp, Typeform or your CRM
- Conversion tracking for Google Ads, Meta and GA4
- A/B testing set-up for headlines and offers
- SEO basics and social share images
- Cookie consent built with GDPR requirements in mind
- Thank-you page with a next step
What you receive
Handed over at the end. Yours to keep.
- The live page on your domain or a subdomain
- Final copy in an editable document
- Figma design file
- Tracking and conversion events documented
- One test variant ready to run
- Source code or CMS access
What makes a landing page convert?
The checklist every page is designed against.
| Element | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Message match | The headline repeats the promise of the ad or email that brought the visitor. |
| One action | A single call to action, repeated, no menu leading elsewhere. |
| First screen | What it is, who it's for and what to do next, without scrolling. |
| Proof | Reviews, logos or results you can substantiate, never invented ones. |
| Short form | Only the fields you'll actually use; every extra field costs sign-ups. |
| Objections answered | Price, risk, time and trust addressed before the visitor has to ask. |
| Speed | Fast on a mid-range phone, because slow pages lose paid clicks. |
How do we write a landing page?
We start from the visitor's state of mind. Someone who clicked a search ad for a specific problem needs reassurance that this is the right solution; someone who clicked a social ad out of curiosity needs to understand what the offer even is. The same product can need two very different pages.
The structure usually follows the questions a visitor asks in order: what is this, is it for me, why should I trust it, what does it cost or involve, and what happens if I click. Each section answers one of those questions, and the call to action appears whenever an answer might have convinced them.
Proof is the part we're strictest about. Reviews, client logos and numbers make pages convert, but only real ones belong on the page. If you don't have them yet, we use specific guarantees, clear process descriptions and founder credibility instead of invented testimonials.
Which kind of landing page fits your campaign?
| Campaign | Page type | Key element |
|---|---|---|
| Search ads for a service | Lead-generation page | A short form above the fold and answers to price questions |
| Social ads for a product | Product or pre-sell page | Visual demonstration and an easy first purchase |
| New product launch | Launch or waitlist page | A clear promise and a simple sign-up |
| Webinar or event | Registration page | Agenda, speaker and date, with calendar reminders |
| Content download | Lead magnet page | A preview of what's inside and a two-field form |
How landing pages works, step by step
Every step has a clear output you can review. Timing is agreed in your quote.
- 1
Offer and audience
We clarify who the page is for, what they're promised and the single action you want them to take.
- 2
Copy first
The headline, sections and answers to objections are written before design, so layout serves the message.
- 3
Design
A mobile and desktop design in Figma for your approval.
- 4
Build and connect
Development, form and CRM integration, and conversion events for each ad platform.
- 5
QA and launch
Testing across devices, tracking verification and go-live.
- 6
Test and improve
We set up the first A/B test so the page keeps improving with real traffic.
Tools, and what shapes your quote
Pricing is based on your project and agreed in your quote. These are the things that move it.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Copywriting | Writing persuasive copy from scratch takes more effort than adapting copy you already have. |
| Page length | A short sign-up page is simpler than a long sales page that handles many objections. |
| Custom visuals | Product mockups, illustrations or animation add design time. |
| Integrations | Several tools (CRM, email, webinar, payment) each need connecting and testing. |
| Number of variants | Each extra A/B variant or audience-specific version is extra design and build. |
| Languages | Translated versions need their own copy review and tracking set-up. |
| Area | Tools |
|---|---|
| Build | Next.js, Webflow, WordPress |
| Forms & CRM | HubSpot, Mailchimp, Typeform, Brevo |
| Tracking | GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, LinkedIn Insight Tag |
| Testing | VWO, edge-based split tests |
| Design | Figma |
Common mistakes to avoid
What we see go wrong most often, and how a good project avoids it.
Sending ads to the homepage
Visitors who clicked a specific promise have to hunt for it. Conversion drops before they find it.
Several competing calls to action
“Book a demo”, “Download the guide” and “Follow us” on one page split attention. Pick one.
Asking for too much
Phone number, company size and job title on a newsletter sign-up form drive people away. Ask only what you'll use.
No tracking before launch
Without conversion events in place, you can't tell which ad or variant works, and the budget is spent blind.
Never testing
The first version is a hypothesis. A simple headline test often teaches more than a full redesign.
Frequently asked questions
Do you write the landing page copy?
Yes, copywriting is included. If you already have brand copy, we adapt it to the page and the ad that sends traffic to it.
Can the page live on my existing domain?
Yes, on a path such as /offer or a subdomain such as go.yourdomain.com, whichever fits your site and tracking.
Which ad platforms can you track?
Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and others, using their tags or server-side conversion APIs, plus GA4.
Can I edit the page myself later?
Yes. If you'll change it often, we build it in Webflow or a CMS so you can edit text and images without a developer.
How many versions should I test?
Start with two: your best guess and one meaningful alternative, usually the headline or offer. Small cosmetic changes rarely produce clear results.
Do I need a landing page if I already have a good website?
For paid campaigns, usually yes. A dedicated page lets you match each ad's promise and measure results cleanly.
What happens after launch?
Support for fixes and small changes is agreed in your quote. We can also manage A/B tests and campaigns on an ongoing basis.
How do you measure whether a landing page works?
By its conversion rate, the share of visitors who complete the action, tracked per traffic source. We also watch cost per lead or sale in your ad platforms, since a page that converts slightly less but attracts better leads can be the better page.
Related services
Conversion Rate Optimization
Research and A/B tests that lift conversions.
Google Ads
Search, Shopping, YouTube and Performance Max.
Meta Ads
Facebook and Instagram campaigns with proper tracking.
Copywriting
Sales copy for pages, ads and emails.
Website Development
Custom business websites on Next.js, React or WordPress.
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