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Landing pages built for one job: turn ad clicks into leads.

One page, one goal, no navigation to wander off into. The message matches the ad that brought them, the form or booking sits above the fold, and every section is built to A/B test so you can lift the conversion rate after launch. It loads fast, because paid traffic does not wait.

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The build

What you get with a landing page build

What is a landing page?

A standalone page with a single conversion goal: a form fill, a call, a booking, a purchase. It strips out the site navigation and anything off-message so the visitor has one clear path. It is what you send paid traffic to, not your homepage.

What is included when I build your landing page?

You get a conversion-first layout (a hero with the offer and CTA, proof, objections handled, one repeated call to action), copy structured around the visitor’s problem and your offer, and a lead form or booking widget wired to your CRM or inbox. Analytics and conversion tracking go in (GA4, Meta pixel, Google Ads tag), with a thank-you page and event tracking. The page is split into named sections so you can A/B test the headline, hero, proof or CTA without a rebuild. It is built mobile-first and fast.

Who it is best for

Anyone running Google or Meta ads and sending traffic to a generic page, product or event launches, lead-gen offers (quotes, consultations, demos, downloads), and testing a new offer before committing to a full site. For a multi-page site, see the Small Business or Local Business pages.

Deliverables

Every landing page project ships with this.

  • Conversion-first single-page layout, no site navigation
  • Lead form or booking widget wired to your CRM or inbox
  • GA4, Meta pixel and Google Ads tag installed
  • Mobile-first build, fast load for paid traffic
  • Message matched to your ad or campaign
  • Thank-you page with conversion event tracking
  • Sections named and structured for A/B testing
  • Semantic HTML and schema, even on a single page
Offer

Get the website for free.

Commit to keeping it maintained and the build itself is on me.

● Free website

8 months of maintenance

$99/month
Sign up for 8 months of maintenance and the build is free. Updates, backups, security patching and speed monitoring included.
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● Free website

Hosting + maintenance, 6 months

$115/month
Take managed hosting and maintenance together for 6 months and the build is free. Hosting, updates, backups, security and monitoring in one plan.
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Baked in

Fast and findable, not bolted on after.

Fast, because paid traffic doesn’t wait

Every second of load time on a landing page costs conversions and raises your cost per lead. A single page is something I can optimise completely: one set of critical CSS, images sized exactly, fonts and scripts trimmed to what the page uses. Target is 90+ on PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals that pass.

Straight talk: a landing page is one page with nothing extra, so it is the easiest type to score well. Desktop comes back green and mobile usually lands high 80s to low 90s, with load and layout stability green. Tracking scripts (pixels, tag manager) are the main thing that pulls the mobile number down, and that is a trade-off you choose. The screenshots are a real example.

PageSpeed Insights report for Fence Decks and More on desktop: Performance 98, Accessibility 97, Best Practices 100, SEO 100, First Contentful Paint 0.4 s, Largest Contentful Paint 0.9 s, Total Blocking Time 0 ms, Cumulative Layout Shift 0.067

A recent build

SEO and AEO from the first commit

  • Clean semantic HTML and one clear H1 per page
  • JSON-LD schema per template (Service, Article, FAQ, Breadcrumb)
  • Per-page titles, meta and Open Graph
  • XML sitemap, image alt text, sensible internal linking
  • Answers written as real questions so AI engines can quote them
PageSpeed Insights report for the same site on mobile: Performance 89, Accessibility 97, Best Practices 100, SEO 100, First Contentful Paint 1.3 s, Largest Contentful Paint 3.7 s, Total Blocking Time 0 ms, Cumulative Layout Shift 0.001

Same site, mobile

Questions

Landing pages, answered.

Most run one to two weeks: a few days for copy and layout, a few days to build and wire tracking, then a review round. If the copy and offer are ready, faster.

I structure it and can draft it from your offer, your ad, and a short call. If you have a copywriter, I build to their document. Landing pages live or die on the copy, so this part matters.

I build the page in named sections so variants are easy to make, and I can set up the test in a tool like VWO or Convert, or within your ad platform. I hand over how to read the result.

Yes, that is the point. The headline, offer and visuals mirror the ad so the visitor knows they are in the right place. Message match is one of the biggest levers on conversion rate and Quality Score.

Yes. The form can post to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, a Google Sheet, Zapier, or just email, whatever your sales process uses.

Yes. Landing pages usually need a few rounds of tweaks once real traffic and data come in; that can be ad hoc or on a monthly retainer.

Cost

What it costs.

$18/hour

A landing page typically runs about $150–$450, depending on how much copy and tracking setup is involved. Fixed-price or hourly, both work through Upwork with escrow.

What moves the number

  • Whether copy is supplied or written from your offer
  • How many sections and how much custom design
  • Tracking and CRM integration complexity
  • Number of A/B test variants to build
  • Timeline: genuine rush work costs more
Start a project

Let's build your landing page.

Send me your current site or a rough brief on Upwork, and I'll come back with a plan and a number. Usually within one business day.

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