BASIC – Single Page Quick Conversion Check

Perfect if you have one important landing page (lead magnet, call booking, product, etc.) and want fast, actionable fixes.
You get:

• Expert review of 1 landing page focusing on:
  • Clarity of headline & subheadline.
  • Offer/value proposition vs. audience pain points.
  • CTA visibility and wording.
  • Form length and friction.
• A short before/after suggestions doc covering:
  • New headline and subheadline options.
  • CTA text tweaks + placement suggestions (above‑the‑fold emphasis).
  • Quick layout/UX comments (spacing, sections order, mobile issues).
• 5–7 prioritized quick wins so you know exactly what to change first.

STANDARD – Full Landing Page Makeover

Ideal when you want a more complete refresh of copy, structure and trust elements on one key page.
You get everything in BASIC, plus:

• Page structure redesign using proven layout patterns (hero → problem → solution → proof → FAQ → CTA).
• Rewritten core copy for:
  • Main headline + subheadline.
  • Key benefit section with bullet points.
  • 1–2 supporting sections (problem/pain, solution, “how it works”).
  • CTA block (button text + microcopy).
• Recommendations for trust & social proof: testimonials, logos, stats, guarantees and how/where to place them.
• Specific mobile UX suggestions: what to re‑order, simplify or remove for smaller screens and faster loading.

PREMIUM – Conversion Blueprint + A/B Test Ideas

Best for high‑traffic pages where you need more than opinions—you want a clear testing and optimization roadmap.
You get everything in STANDARD, plus:

• Conversion blueprint: a visual or documented breakdown of your page sections, showing what each should do (grab attention, build interest, handle objections, drive action).
• A/B test ideas list: 5–10 specific tests you can run over time, such as:
  • Two headline/value prop angles.
  • Different hero layouts or imagery.
  • Form variations (short vs. long, multi‑step).
  • Different CTAs or offer framings.
• Notes on analytics & behavior tools you should use (heatmaps, scroll maps, basic event tracking) to see how people really use the page.
• Simple ongoing optimization checklist so you’re not guessing in future iterations.