Landing pages that earn back the ad spend.
I design and ship conversion-focused landing pages in 2 weeks. Fixed price. One senior engineer on the copy, the design, the build, and the analytics wiring.
Who this is for
Growth marketer or founder running paid traffic against a landing page that converts under 2% and needs the number to move before the next campaign.
The pain today
- Paying for clicks that bounce off a slow, unclear page
- Agency decks and mood boards but no measurable lift
- No internal design engineer to ship and iterate quickly
- Split-test ideas stuck because the page was never set up for testing
- Cannot tell whether the copy, the offer, or the layout is the real problem
The outcome you get
- A focused page with one offer, one CTA spine, one conversion story
- Analytics wired to GA4 and Plausible from day one, so you can see what moved
- A/B-ready structure that survives future hypotheses without a rebuild
- Ship date on the calendar: 2 weeks from kickoff
- 14-day money-back and 1-year bug warranty on the build
The anatomy of a landing page that converts
Conversion comes from the stack, not from one hero headline. Above the fold I want a specific promise tied to one outcome, a visible proof shelf (logos, a real metric, a screenshot of the product), and a CTA that reads like a decision the visitor wants to make. Below the fold I build a problem-solution-proof loop, handle the three objections that actually block your buyer, and repeat the CTA every two screens. Forms live where the intent peaks, not at the bottom. Copy carries the work; images earn their pixels. Every element has a job and the ones that don't get cut before launch.
5 conversion killers I audit first
Before I touch Figma I run a 60-minute teardown of the current page. The repeat offenders: a vague hero promise that could apply to any product in the category; proof that talks about the company, not the buyer's outcome; a 12-field form asking for work history on a $49 plan; CTAs that say Learn More when the visitor is ready to act; and a Largest Contentful Paint north of 3 seconds killing mobile conversion before the offer even loads. I mark each with severity and expected lift, and that teardown becomes the brief for the new page.
My 2-week fixed-price process
Week one: 90-minute positioning call, offer sharpening, message hierarchy, wireframe, a round of copy, design pass. You sign off the visual by end of week. Week two: build with purposeful motion, responsive QA on real devices, Core Web Vitals pass (LCP under 2 seconds, CLS under 0.1), analytics and CRM wiring, and staging review. Launch day I cut DNS, watch analytics for the first hour, and hand over the edit docs. No retainer, no agency slide deck, no surprise change orders.
What you get: copy, design, build, analytics wiring
Deliverables are concrete. Copy: hero, value props, three objection blocks, social proof layout, FAQ, footer CTA. Design: Figma file with the page plus a light component system you can reuse on future pages. Build: production Next.js page on your domain, fully responsive, green CWV, form wired to Resend or HubSpot with spam protection. Analytics: GA4 with CTA events, Plausible for privacy-friendly traffic, optional Microsoft Clarity for heatmaps. I also set up a simple A/B slot so your next hypothesis doesn't need another engineer to run.
Case study: LAK Embalagens — 45% bounce reduction
LAK is a Brazilian B2B manufacturer that used to send buyers to a slow, generic template. I rebuilt the marketing site around one clear buyer path — product, proof, quote — in Next.js with Tailwind. Bounce rate dropped 45%. Search Console impressions tripled. The site started showing up in the Top 3 for the categories that mattered. Same traffic volume, very different pipeline. The landing page patterns I use on that project are the same ones I apply to SaaS and DTC pages: one promise, fast load, proof that answers buyer questions, form placed at peak intent.
Pricing and guarantee
Landing pages start at $2,000 as a fixed-price project under the Websites Starter tier. Larger builds (multi-variant pages, integrations, custom motion work) price up from there. Every engagement carries a 14-day money-back guarantee and a 1-year bug warranty — if it breaks within a year, I fix it at no charge. Work Made for Hire: once you pay, the code, copy, and design are 100% yours. No long contracts. No retainer lock-in. If we both decide the fit isn't right in the first two weeks, you get a full refund.
Recent proof
A comparable engagement, delivered and documented.
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Frequently asked questions
The questions prospects ask before they book.
- How long from kickoff to a live landing page?
- Two weeks. Week one is positioning, copy, and design. Week two is build, QA, analytics wiring, and launch. If your offer or brand isn't fully dialed in yet, we spend an extra 2–3 days on the first week to sharpen it before I touch design.
- What if conversion doesn't improve?
- Every landing page engagement carries a 14-day money-back guarantee. If the build isn't what you expected or the page underperforms the current baseline after 2 weeks of real traffic, you get a full refund. I also include a 1-year bug warranty — if something breaks that I built, I fix it at no charge.
- Do I own the code and design?
- Yes. 100%. Work Made for Hire is the default in the contract. Once the final invoice clears, all code, copy, design files, and any component system we build go to you. Nothing is held hostage on my accounts or inside a proprietary page builder.
- Can you integrate with my CRM and email tool?
- Yes. I regularly wire landing page forms to HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, and ConvertKit, and I can push events into GA4, Plausible, and Meta/Google Ads for attribution. If your stack is more custom — custom webhook to an internal API — that's fine too; I handle that kind of integration on every project.
- How does A/B testing work after launch?
- The page ships with a lightweight A/B slot so you can test hero headlines, CTA copy, or the primary offer without a rebuild. I recommend one test at a time with a clear hypothesis and a minimum sample size tied to your current traffic, so the result is actually decisive instead of noise.
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