Landing pages Your ad made a promise. The page has to keep it.
We build one page for each offer. It says what the ad said and answers what your buyers ask. Then it asks for one thing: buy, book or ask.
- Part of
- Turn visits into customers
- Covers
- one offer per page · message match · fast on a phone
- Ways to start
- One-time · Fixed scope · Monthly
- Price
- Every project gets its own written quote.
What is a landing page?
A landing page is the page someone reaches after clicking an ad, an email or a search result. It is built for one offer and one next step: buy, book or ask. A good one repeats the ad's promise, answers the buyer's questions where they come up and keeps the form short.
The real problem
You pay for every visit. Then the visitor decides, on the page, whether it was worth the trip.
A headline that doesn't match the ad. A price nobody can find. A form that wants a life story before a first hello. Each of them sends a paid visit straight back to Google.
More traffic won't fix a page that loses people. A clearer page might. So we fix the page first, then send more people to it.
Where it stalls
Where paid visits get lost.
1
The ad says one thing, the page another.
Someone clicks for your spring offer and lands on the home page. They look around for it, then give up.
2
Buyers ask what the page already answers.
The price, the delivery time, the next free date. It is on the page somewhere, just not where people look.
3
The form asks too much.
It wants a phone number, a budget and a company size before anyone has said hello.
4
It looks fine on your laptop.
On a phone, the button sits far down the page and the images take ages to load.
What's included
What goes into every page.
1
Message match.
The headline repeats what the ad promised, in the same words. Visitors know at once they are in the right place.
2
One clear next step.
Buy, book or ask. One main button, repeated where people decide, and nothing that pulls them somewhere else.
3
Answers next to the doubts.
Price, delivery, returns, the next free date. The answer sits next to the question, not in the footer.
4
Short forms.
Only the fields we need to reply. Every form is tested before the page goes live.
5
Real proof only.
Reviews, photos and results you can show. No invented quotes, logos or numbers. Every product claim is checked against a source first.
6
Fast on a phone.
Built for a small screen first. Light images, readable text and a button your thumb can reach.
How it works
We read your page the way a stranger does.
01
Look.
We open the page the way a new visitor would, on a phone first. Then we put it next to the ads that send people there.
02
Find the leaks.
We look for the spots where visitors stall: the unclear line, the missing answer, the button out of reach. The numbers we count after consent show us where.
03
Rebuild.
One offer, one message, one next step. We write the words, place the proof you really have and cut whatever gets in the way.
04
Test.
Every form and every tracked sale or request is tested before launch. Where traffic allows, we run two versions side by side and keep the one that does better.
Ways to work
Three ways to fix your pages.
One-time01
Written page review.
We mark every spot where a visitor stalls, then list the fixes, biggest leak first.
- Each stall point, marked and explained
- Plain words your team can act on
- Priced in a written quote
Fixed scope02
A rebuilt page.
New words, a new layout and a tested form for one page that matters.
- The review first, then the fix
- Form and tracking tested before launch
- Scope and price in writing before we start
Monthly03
Pages next to your ads.
A page for each new offer or campaign, month by month, built with the ads that send people there.
- Every new ad gets a page that matches it
- Versions tested where traffic allows
- Priced in a written quote
What every service includes
Whatever you start with, three things come with it.
01 · The person
No hand-offs.
You talk to the person doing the work, from the first call to the monthly report.
02 · The brain
Metagon Brain.
About five years of marketing data, collected before Metagon was even a company. It learns from every result we feed back.
03 · The system
One place. Being built
Ads, pages, tracking and reports, connected and in your name. A client portal to see it all in one login is being built.
Metagon Brain
The AI is the same for everyone. The data isn't.
Anyone can open an AI assistant. Nobody else has our notes. For about five years we have collected what worked and what didn't. It started before Metagon was a company, and every result we feed back makes it sharper. So your plan starts from what already worked, not from a blank page.
- About 5 years
- of marketing data
- Before day one
- built before the company
- Every result
- makes it sharper
It learns from patterns, not from your customers' private data. A person decides every change.
meet the brainWhat we do differently
Not another agency. A system.
Starts with your business
Offer, margins and customers first
Everything in one system
Ads, content, pages, tracking, automation
First-party tracking
Set up and tested after consent
Learns from past results
Not a blank page every time
A person approves spend
Every budget change, in writing
Accounts in your name
Your ads, your data
Honest limits
What it does not do.
- It does not promise a conversion rate or more sales.
- It does not invent reviews, quotes, logos or numbers.
- It does not show before-and-after pictures or promise outcomes for health practices.
- It does not rebuild your whole website when one page is the problem.
Answers
Straight answers.
landing pages
What is a landing page?
A landing page is the page someone reaches after clicking an ad, an email or a search result. It is built for one offer and one next step: buy, book or ask. A good one repeats the ad's promise, answers the buyer's questions where they come up and keeps the form short.
What does a landing page cost?
A landing page is priced in a written quote after a short call, because the work depends on your business. That goes for a written page review and for a rebuilt page. Pages every month, next to your ads, are part of an ongoing plan. Quotes are net, plus VAT.
Do you promise more sales or a higher conversion rate?
No, we do not promise more sales or a higher conversion rate. We promise clear work, honest numbers and a written reason for every change. What a page earns depends on your offer, your market and the traffic you send to it.
We run our own ads. Can you still build the page?
Yes, we can build the page for ads you run yourself. Send us the ads that point to it, so the headline can repeat their words.
What if the whole website is the problem?
A new website or shop is its own service, for when the whole site is the problem. A landing page is one page for one offer, usually the page your ads point to.
Who owns the page?
You own the page: the page and its words are yours, and your ad accounts and data stay in your name.
Can you tell us in advance what a new page will earn?
Nobody honest can tell you in advance what a new page will earn. We start from what worked before, collected over about five years in Metagon Brain. Where traffic allows, a side-by-side test decides.
How long does a landing page take?
How long a landing page takes depends on the page and on how quickly we get your material and answers. Scope and price are in writing before we start.
Your growth system starts with one conversation.
Tell us about your business. We call you to understand it, then send a written quote: the work, the timing and the cost. Nothing starts before you sign.
Or tell us what to look at first.
A few lines about your business are enough. We reply by email.
Write to mn@metagon.co