Web & Conversion
One page. One offer. One decision.
A campaign page has one job: carry a cold click to a single decision. It isn’t your homepage in disguise, and it shouldn’t be written like one.
When you need this
When you need this
- You’re running a paid-traffic campaign, a launch, or a limited-time offer that needs its own page, separate from your main site.
- Your homepage is being asked to do a campaign’s job — carry cold traffic to one decision — and it under-converts because it’s written for browsing, not deciding.
- The offer is complex enough (a longer sales cycle, a higher price, real objections to answer) that it needs a long-form page, not three lines above a form.
- You need a page live before a specific date and don’t have time for a full site project.
A homepage earns trust over many visits. A landing page has one visit to work.
What’s included
- A single-offer structure: one headline, one argument, one call to action repeated at the right intervals — not three competing offers on one page
- Objection-handling copy sized to how complex the decision actually is (short-form for a simple, low-commitment offer; long-form for a considered purchase)
- Section-by-section copy: hero, proof points, offer breakdown, objection handling, FAQ, final CTA
- A/B-ready headline and CTA alternates on request
- 2 revision rounds
The Rewrite
Trial-signup landing page, a project-management SaaS.
Before
Welcome to the future of project management. Our platform empowers teams to collaborate more effectively, streamline complex workflows, and unlock new levels of productivity — all in one seamless, intuitive interface. Join thousands of satisfied users today.
After
Your team already knows what’s overdue. What they don’t have is one place to see it before the client asks. Fourteen-day trial, no card required — your first board is ready in under five minutes.
- — Opens on the reader’s actual daily problem, not a category description ("the future of project management").
- — Trades unverifiable adjectives for one number the visitor can act on today.
- — The CTA removes the two real objections — payment and setup time — instead of repeating "sign up now."
How this one runs
- Brief the offer, the audience, the traffic source and the objection you hear most often
- Research competitor pages and the specific objection set for this offer
- Draft full page copy, one document, ready to review
- Revisions & handover 2 rounds, then final copy plus a short note on where to place the CTA repeats
7 business days (Landing Page) / 12 business days (Long-Form Sales Page). · 2 rounds.
Packages
One-off
Landing Page
Short-form, one offer, built to convert a cold click.
One-off
Long-Form Sales Page
The full-length page for a considered, higher-commitment offer.
A funnel of several pages, or ongoing campaign pages?
Discuss a custom scope