Landing pages built to convert.
The page a campaign points at decides what the campaign was worth — so it is built as part of the campaign rather than after it.
What the work is
- Pages built for one job, matching the campaign that sends traffic to them.
- Arabic and English, each laid out for its own direction rather than mirrored.
- Forms that reach your CRM, so a lead is a record and not an email.
- Results read in your workspace alongside the campaign that fed them.
What you can rely on
The campaign pointing at it
The 1st and the 15th, every month
Your strategist, before it reaches you
Transfer to you on payment
Questions buyers ask about this
Do you rebuild our whole website?
The published service is landing pages and conversion work. A full site is scoped in your plan before it is started rather than assumed into it.
Where do the leads go?
Into your CRM as records, so they can be worked and counted. A form that only sends an email is a lead you will lose track of.
Will the Arabic page be the English one mirrored?
No. Right-to-left is a layout, not a flip: the reading order, the form fields and the numbers each behave differently, and a mirrored page gets all three wrong.
Who owns the page?
You do, on payment, per the terms of service.
How much of it you get depends on the plan.
Every plan includes the monthly strategy, your workspace and your Brand Brain. What each one adds is published in full; the price is quoted on enquiry.