You're paying for the click. Then you send it to a page that explains your whole company.
One page, one question answered, one thing to do — with a form that lands in your CRM tagged by where it came from, and follow-up that starts in seconds.
A ClientCue landing page is built for a single campaign and a single action: it answers the question the visitor arrived with, asks for the booking, and puts the lead into the CRM with its source attached. The follow-up sequence that runs after a submission is built with it, because a page without follow-up just moves the leak further down the pipe.
Who this is for
Your ads all point at the same place
Every campaign, every audience, every promise — all landing on one homepage that was written for somebody else entirely.
You get form fills and no bookings
People are interested enough to type their details in. What happens in the hour afterwards is deciding whether you get the job.
You can't tell which page produced which customer
Without the source riding along with the lead, every reporting conversation is guesswork dressed as data.
How a page gets built
The page is half the job. The other half is what happens in the sixty seconds after somebody submits it.
We write it around one question
The question the visitor arrived with, answered in their words — not a tour of everything the business does.
We wire the form to the CRM
The lead lands with the campaign, page, and source attached, so the reporting later is a fact rather than an argument.
We build the follow-up with it
An instant reply, then a sequence that keeps going, so an enquiry at 9 pm isn't waiting for somebody to notice it in the morning.
What's settled, and what gets scoped with you
Always included
- A page built for one campaign and one action
- A form that lands in the CRM with its source attached
- The follow-up sequence that runs after a submission
- A page written around one campaign, with the wording agreed with you
Scoped with you
- How many pages, and how many variations of each
- Photography and video, which are quoted separately
- Whether pages are hosted with us or on your own site
- Connecting to a CRM we don't run for you
What a page build always includes, and the parts that depend on what you already have.
Questions people ask first
Can you build pages if my ads are run by someone else?
Yes, and it's a common arrangement. They drive the traffic, we make sure it lands somewhere built for that specific promise and that the follow-up actually happens.
Do I need a page for every campaign?
Not always, but usually the promise in the ad should match the first line on the page. When one page has to serve four different promises, it ends up serving none of them well.
Who writes the copy?
We draft it and you approve it before anything goes live — how much writing a build covers is agreed when we scope it, because a page reusing wording you already have is a different job from one written from nothing. Photography and video are quoted separately.
What happens to a lead at 9 pm?
The follow-up sequence replies straight away. If you also run the front desk with us, a missed call gets texted back the same way — that's the join the two services share.
Send us the ad and the page it currently points at.
Half an hour. We'll go through what the ad promises, what the page says, and what happens to a lead after it arrives. Most of the first fixes are free to make and cost you nothing but the decision.
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Somewhere worth sending the click.
One page, one action, and follow-up that starts in seconds.
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