One page, one job
A landing page is a single page with one purpose: somebody clicks your advert, lands here, and phones you. Nothing on it exists for any other reason.
What you get
- One page, built to scroll
- A single obvious action, repeated as you read
- Contact form and WhatsApp button
- Written around what your advert promised
- Fast enough not to lose the click you paid for
When a landing page beats a website
If you are paying for adverts, handing out flyers, or putting a link in your WhatsApp status, a landing page usually converts better than a home page. A home page offers a visitor ten things to do. A landing page offers one.
It also means the page can answer exactly what the advert promised. Somebody who clicked an advert about emergency callouts should land on a page about emergency callouts, not a general home page they have to hunt through.
Every second costs you a click
If you are paying per click, a slow page is money leaving your pocket. A visitor who closes the tab before it loads has already cost you whatever that click was worth.
These pages are built with no framework and no bloat, so they are ready almost immediately even on a weak connection.
Questions
Can a landing page turn into a full site later?
Yes. It becomes the home page and we add pages at R300 each. Nothing is thrown away.
Tell us what your business does and we will tell you what it needs.
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