Where the click actually gets converted
Half the return on a campaign is decided after the click. Sending paid traffic to a homepage wastes it — a dedicated page that continues the promise in the ad routinely converts several times better on identical spend.
This is for you if:
- Campaign traffic lands on your homepage.
- Cost per click is fine but cost per lead is not.
- Each campaign needs its own offer and proof.
- You want to test offers without touching the main site.
What You Actually Get
Fast to ship, instrumented on day one, built so testing is a config change.
Message Match
The headline continues the sentence the ad started, so nobody arrives wondering whether they clicked the right thing.
Single Clear Action
One call to action repeated at the natural decision points, with a form cut to the fields you genuinely need.
Variant Ready
Built so headline, offer and hero tests are configuration rather than a rebuild each time.
Tracking Wired In
Conversion events connected to Google and Meta from the first visit, so cost per enquiry is visible immediately.
Other Work Under PPC Advertising
Paid channels rarely work in isolation. While you run landing pages for ads, search catches demand, and shopping and social create it.
Landing Pages for Ads FAQs
Usually five to seven working days from kick-off with copy direction and brand assets ready. Extra variants of an existing page are much quicker.
Ideally yes, on a path like /offer-name. It inherits domain trust and keeps analytics in one place. A subdomain is a workable fallback if the main site is locked down.
Yes. On a landing page the copy is most of the performance, so it is included rather than something you have to supply.
Ready To Talk About Landing Pages for Ads?
Where the click actually gets converted. Tell us where you are with it today and we will tell you what we would tackle first — and what we would leave alone for now.