Landing page + Google Ads / Meta Ads + analytics
A landing page, ads and analytics that win clients in 10 days
For small business owners who have outgrown their old marketing. We research demand, build a landing page, choose Google Ads or Meta Ads and launch it all as one system.
- System live in 10 days
- Test ad budget from $1,500
- Landing page, ad accounts and data stay yours
- Target lead volume is fixed in the media plan
Free: we’ll review your task, estimate demand and show the preliminary economics of your launch.
Proof before the pitch
Facts you can check before we start
Why growth stalls
Growth stalls when ads, landing page and analytics live apart
Sales are coming in, but the old way of running marketing starts to hold you back: there is more and more activity, and less and less clarity about which of it actually brings clients.
No dedicated landing page
Traffic lands on a generic homepage or a social profile. Visitors don’t find what the ad promised and leave before getting in touch.
You can’t see where leads come from
Budget follows clicks and gut feeling instead of lead quality.
Nobody owns the whole chain
Site, ads and analytics sit with different contractors — and the owner is left hunting for where the money leaks.
Old tactics don’t scale
No single offer, KPIs, media plan or regular testing. Costs grow faster than predictability.
Ads launch without unit economics
Without order value, sales conversion and an acceptable cost per client, you can’t size the budget or judge the test.
Money leaks in the hand-offs: between the ad’s promise, the page content, lead capture and feedback on lead quality.
Check your funnel economics →Quick diagnostic
Check your ad launch economics in 2 minutes
Enter your actual or planned numbers. The result is a rough model for a conversation, not a guarantee.
Estimate based on your inputs
Scenario 2
Worth testing
The model looks workable for a first test. Next step: check the real cost per click and agree on how much data we need before deciding to scale.
Get a forecast and launch planThe estimate doesn’t account for margin, repeat sales or seasonality. It is an illustration, not a promised result.
How it works
One system takes a client from ad to inquiry
First we define who to attract and with what offer. Then we build the path to the inquiry — and only after that do we turn on traffic.
- 01
Demand research
Product, geography, order value, competitors, search demand and your current funnel.
- 02
Offer and media plan
Segment, offer, test budget and the criteria for a qualified lead.
- 03
Landing page
One segment, one ad promise and one target action.
- 04
Ad campaigns
Google Ads or Meta Ads: ads, audiences and test hypotheses.
- 05
Event tracking
Agreed events, ad pixels and tracking of key actions.
- 06
Lead hand-off
Every request goes to the right person or your CRM along an agreed route.
- 07
Data-driven optimization
Weak combinations are switched off, strong ones scaled — the budget follows quality.
Feedback closes the loop. For ads to learn on the right clients, the team needs data on lead quality, conversations and sales.
Get a preliminary planWhat’s included
What goes into your client acquisition system
Not a pile of separate tasks, but a sequence in which every stage has a clear result.
Research and economics
Product, audience, competitors, geography, demand, order value and budget.
Result:segment, launch channel, hypotheses and media plan targets.Offer, wireframe and copy
Page structure, offer, proof points, calls to action, forms and FAQ.
Result:an approved copy wireframe built for ads.Design and build
A responsive landing page, mobile flow and form testing.
Result:a finished landing page on the agreed platform.Google Ads or Meta Ads
Campaign structure, audiences, ads and test combinations.
Result:a first channel chosen by demand and goal.Analytics and lead routing
Agreed events, pixels, a dashboard and hand-off checks.
Result:data from the first visit to the submitted form.Management and optimization
Campaign control, testing, budget reallocation and reporting.
Result:decisions based on cost and lead quality.Paid separately
- Ad budget — paid directly to the ad platforms.
- Domain, hosting, CRM, call tracking and paid subscriptions.
- Complex integrations, photo and video, large-scale creative production.
- Extra pages, language versions and out-of-scope work.
The result belongs to you
The page, ad accounts, analytics and collected data stay with you. The hand-over process is written into the contract.
Let’s align expectations
A fit if you’re ready to delegate marketing but want to stay in control
- Your company already makes money, but old marketing is limiting growth.
- You don’t have an in-house marketer and need one accountable team.
- You have a clear product, a known order value and can respond to leads quickly.
- You’ve set aside $1,500+ for ad testing, separate from our fee.
- You’re ready to give feedback on lead quality and approve materials.
- You need guaranteed revenue without validating demand and product.
- $1,500 has to cover both ad spend and the team’s work.
- No one can answer inquiries, or replies take several days.
- You can’t share access or data on lead quality.
- Ads must go live “today”, skipping research and checks.
Not sure? Start with a free review — we’ll tell you honestly whether launching now makes sense.
Check if it’s a fitExperience
30+ niches — with a focus on beauty, real estate and auto parts
Our team’s experience includes 30+ cleaning companies, 28 beauty salons, 16 real estate agencies, 9 auto parts stores, 8 clinics, 6 online schools and more.
Beauty
Beauty salons
- Typical problem
- Bookings depend on referrals and social media; ad clicks don’t turn into appointments.
- What we build
- Service-specific landing pages with easy booking and local Meta Ads.
- What we track
- Bookings, cost per booking and show-up rate.
Real estate
Real estate agencies
- Typical problem
- Leads are expensive, and many of them are just browsing.
- What we build
- Offer-led pages by property type and Google Ads on high-intent searches.
- What we track
- Qualified leads, cost per viewing and closed deals.
Auto parts
Auto parts stores
- Typical problem
- Buyers compare prices and leave for marketplaces.
- What we build
- Catalog-style pages with quick part search and Google Ads by part and car model.
- What we track
- Requests, cost per order and average order value.
We don’t promise to repeat anyone else’s results: the forecast is built after checking demand, economics and how inquiries are handled.
One accountable team
One team owns your project, not a chain of contractors
We work like an outsourced head of marketing: strategy, offer, landing page, ads and analytics come together in one plan.
Project lead
One point of contact
Runs the diagnostic, approves the media plan and coordinates the specialists.
7 years average experience26 countries6 languages
Landing page team
Research, offer, wireframe, copy, design and build.
Traffic specialist
Google Ads or Meta Ads, testing and budget optimization.
Analytics and integrations
Events, forms, lead routing, dashboard and reporting.
Communication
A dedicated marketer in your messenger. Working hours: 10:00–17:00 (GMT+3).
Timeline
From diagnostic to launch — 10 days
The timeline holds when materials, access and approvals arrive on time. Ad platform moderation and third-party integrations can shift the date traffic starts.
- Day 1
Diagnostic
Product, geography, order value, goals and channel choice.
- Day 2
Demand and offer
Competitors, priority segment and the page’s main scenario.
- Days 3–4
Wireframe and copy
Structure, proof points, calls to action, forms and FAQ.
- Days 5–7
Design and build
Responsive page, forms, campaigns and ads.
- Day 8
Analytics
Events, pixels, dashboard and lead routing.
- Day 9
Quality check
Mobile version, forms, events, access and ads.
- Day 10
Launch
The page goes live and campaigns go to moderation.
- Month 1
Optimization
Data collection, testing, quality control and a plan for the next cycle.
What we’ll need from you
Product, pricing and geography detailsBrand assets and legal textsAccess and quick approvalsFeedback on lead quality
Transparent math
First launch — from $2,900
A landing page, one ad channel, the first month of management and a minimum test media budget.
Core launch · 1 channel
from $2,900
Google Ads or Meta Ads — chosen after the diagnostic.
Research, wireframe, copy, design and build of the landing page$800
Setup and management of one ad channel · 1 month$599
Test ad budget — paid directly into your ad accountfrom $1,500
Total$2,899 → from $2,900
Control and boundaries
You stay in control of the page, ad accounts and data
The assets are yours
Landing page, copy, design, ad accounts, analytics and data stay with you.
Budget goes to the platforms
You top up your own ad account and see the actual spend.
Scope before we start
Channel, timeline, media plan and extra costs are agreed before payment.
Results in reporting
The dashboard shows clicks, leads and the available data on their quality.
You can take it all
If we part ways, access and everything we created stay with you.
What working to a media plan means. Before launch we agree on the target volume of qualified leads and the budget. It is not an unconditional revenue guarantee: sales depend on your product, price, response speed and sales team. Lead criteria, attribution, each side’s obligations and what happens on deviation are set out in the contract.
FAQ
Launch questions
Didn’t find your question? Describe your situation in the form — we’ll answer it as part of the free diagnostic.
Ask about your projectWhat exactly is included?
Research, offer, wireframe and copy, design and build of the landing page, analytics, launch and one month of management for one ad channel, a dashboard and optimization. The exact scope is fixed before payment.
How much does the first month cost?
The core launch starts at $2,900: $800 for the landing page, $599 for setting up and managing one channel, and from $1,500 in media budget. A second channel adds another $599.
Is the ad budget included in the price?
It is part of the “from $2,900” total as a separate line, but you pay it directly into your own ad account. Domain, hosting and third-party services are paid separately.
Do we need to run Google Ads and Meta Ads at the same time?
No. Google Ads works when demand already exists; Meta Ads helps create interest. We run both only if the economics and budget allow us to collect enough data from each.
Can everything really launch in 10 days?
Yes, as long as materials, access and approvals arrive on time. Ad platform moderation, complex integrations and delays on the client side can shift the actual traffic start.
When will the first leads come in?
They can arrive right after launch and moderation, but nobody can promise an exact day. Decisions are made once there are enough clicks and leads — not after the first request.
What if I already have a website?
We’ll check whether your current page matches the ad promise and has one clear target action. If it does, we’ll discuss improving it; if it’s overloaded, a dedicated landing page is the safer choice. The format and price of improvements are agreed separately.
Who writes the copy, designs the page and runs the ads?
Our team handles research, offer, wireframe, copy, design, build and ad campaigns. From you we need facts, materials and timely approvals.
What analytics will be set up?
Agreed events for visits, key actions and form submissions using the project’s tools — for example GA4, GTM and ad pixels. CRM, call tracking and complex integrations are quoted separately.
How do you judge lead quality?
Before launch we agree on what counts as a qualified lead. After launch you mark lead quality, completed conversations and sales — without that feedback we can only optimize the path to the form.
What will you need from me?
Details on your product and pricing, geography, average order value, account access, brand assets, legal texts and someone to handle incoming leads.
Who owns the page and the ad accounts?
You do. The landing page, copy, design, ad accounts, analytics and collected data stay with you. How access and source files are handed over is set out in the contract.
Can I stop the service and keep the materials?
Yes — everything we create and all the data stay with you. The notice period, post-launch support and how the collaboration ends are set out in the contract.
What if the first tests don’t hit the targets?
We check whether the sample is large enough, compare ads, audiences, the page and lead handling, switch off weak combinations and define the next test. If the economics don’t work, we’ll say so openly.