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Digital acquisition, funnels and conversion

What happens after the click?

We design the system connecting acquisition to enquiry handling: messaging, pages, forms, qualification, CRM and follow-up.

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Areas of work

Problems to solve

Visits alone are not enough if the offer is unclear, a form discourages enquiries or contacts disappear after submission. The work connects messaging, pages, qualification and follow-up, then addresses friction that the available data can actually reveal.

Practical uses

Landing pages with a clear action

Define one offer, an audience and a primary action. Content answers useful questions before contact, with a form suited to the maturity of the need.

Qualification and CRM

Pass enquiries on with context, avoid unnecessary fields and define routing rules. Sales follow-up remains identifiable in the chosen tool.

Conversion and campaign optimisation

Check measurement events, align campaign messaging with the destination page and prioritise changes. A test is only meaningful when the data and traffic support interpretation.

Approach

  1. 01

    Align message and journey

    Clarify the offer, audience and intended action to design a coherent landing page.

  2. 02

    Organise qualification

    Connect forms, qualification rules and the CRM while keeping the journey simple.

  3. 03

    Measure and adjust

    Define useful events, check data quality and plan iterations on conversions and campaigns.

What we can deliver

Landing pages, acquisition journeys, forms, CRM integrations and a measurement plan within the agreed scope. Campaigns, media budgets and tools are scoped separately; no outcome is guaranteed.

What shapes the project

Offer clarity, traffic sources, sales-cycle length, tool access and data quality shape decisions. Media budgets, CRM subscriptions, content and campaign operations are scoped separately. Measurement involving trackers must account for visitor choices and applicable obligations.

Scoping questions

Does a landing page replace a website?

It serves a focused journey and can complement a website. It does not necessarily replace content explaining the studio, its methods or several offers.

Can you guarantee a conversion rate?

No. Conversion depends on the offer, audience, traffic and follow-up, among other factors. Scope covers what is built, verified and iterated by agreement, without a promised numerical outcome.

Prepare the first conversation

Tell us about the offer, intended action, traffic sources and current enquiry handling. If measurements exist, describe their availability without sharing personal data.

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