Landing Page & Conversion Copy
One page, one offer, built to convert on a campaign deadline.
Who it’s for
You’re running a paid campaign or a product launch and need one page to convert on its own — without waiting on a full site rebuild, and without repurposing copy that was written to inform, not persuade.
- Your ads are outperforming the page they send traffic to.
- You’re launching something with a deadline that a full site update won’t hit.
- You need an A/B variant, not just a second opinion on the headline.
What’s included
- 01 A one-page conversion architecture: one offer, one proof point, one objection handled, one action
- 02 Headline, subhead, body copy, CTA copy, and FAQ copy for the page
- 03 Optional A/B variant, built from a different angle — not a reworded headline
- 04 Bilingual variants re-angled for how each market actually searches and buys, when scoped
How this one runs
01
Mark
What’s the offer, who clicks the ad, what’s the one objection standing between them and converting.
02
Mount
The page’s conversion architecture, decided before any copy: what goes above the fold, what proof appears where, what the CTA actually says.
03
Stoop → Foot
One committed draft against that architecture, then a cold edit for pace — landing pages die from friction, and friction is easiest to spot on a second pass.
Before
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After
You’re paying to send traffic here. Give it one job: tell a specific visitor what changes for them in the next 10 minutes if they click ‘Start free trial’ — then get out of the way.
Packages & price
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2
revision rounds included on every package
Fixed turnaround, stated on every package before you buy
EN · FR
every project, both languages, one brief
1
business day response time on any enquiry
Full IP transfer to you on final payment
Frequently asked questions
Not if it’s built right — French and English variants are transcreated from the same brief, not translated from whichever version happened to win first. Neither language is the ‘original’ the other is chasing.
Yes — send it during the Mark stage and we’ll use it as a signal for what’s already resonating, without assuming it’s the finished direction.
We’ll review the brief and the page against what actually happened and tell you honestly whether it’s a copy issue, a targeting issue, or an offer issue — not every underperforming page is a copy problem, and we’ll say so.
