Matches the ad
The first screen repeats the ad's offer in the same words and pictures, so people know they are in the right place. One page per campaign, with one main action.
Landing pages for ads that match what people clicked.
Each ad campaign gets its own landing page, which picks up where the ad left off. It loads quickly on a phone and has one short form.
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The ad promises one thing and the page shows everything.
Someone taps your ad on their phone and lands on your home page, where the offer from the ad is halfway down. They leave. The enquiries that do arrive carry no sign of which campaign sent them, so you cannot tell which ads to keep.
What it does.
One page per campaign, matched to the ad and fast on a phone.
Fast on a phone
The headline and the button appear quickly over mobile data. Text is readable without zooming, and the form is easy to fill in with a thumb.
A short form
It asks only what your team needs to reply, often just a name and a phone number. Enquiries go to your inbox, or into your CRM where its API allows.
Tracking with consent
Every ad link carries utm tags, so each enquiry shows the campaign it came from. The Meta pixel waits for the visitor's consent, then sends a Lead event when an enquiry arrives.
Bring the ad, or the idea for it.
Tell us the offer and who it is for. If your ads already run, show us the page they send people to now and how enquiries reach you.
How we build it.
In this order, and nothing goes live before you have tried it.
Start from the ad
We read the ad and note who it targets. The first screen of the page continues its message in the same words.
Write and build the page
We write short copy around the one action you want. Then we add what a stranger needs before trusting you, such as your business address and real photos of your work.
Set up tracking and consent
We tag each ad link and connect the Meta pixel to the consent banner. A test enquiry checks that the Lead event and the campaign arrive where they should.
Check it on real phones
Before launch we open the page on phones over a slow connection and send test enquiries through the form.
Where it fits.
What it looks like in a few kinds of business.
Aesthetic and medical clinics
Treatment questions and consultation bookings, without medical advice.
Fitness studios and gyms
Trial classes and membership questions, with every lead followed up.
Home services and trades
Collects job details for quotes and flags emergencies while you work.
Coaches and consultants
Discovery calls booked with the people you want to work with.
Questions we hear.
Why not send ad clicks to our home page?
Your home page speaks to everyone. A landing page speaks to the people who clicked one ad, repeats its offer and gives them one thing to do.
Do you set up the Meta pixel?
Yes, behind your consent banner. It sends a Lead event when an enquiry arrives, so your ad account can count the enquiries from each campaign.
How many landing pages do we need?
One per offer and audience. Two ads with the same offer can share a page. A different offer gets its own.
Should the page show up in Google search?
Usually not. It is made for people who clicked an ad, so we keep it out of search results, where it would compete with your main pages.
Can the page be in more than one language?
Yes. Each language gets its own page, matched to the ads that run in it.
The services behind it.
Tell us what the ad will offer.
We will tell you what the landing page needs to carry it. The consultation is free, over Google Meet, a voice call or text.