A website is not a showcase. It is a sales channel

Sites and landing pages built measuring from day one: fast on mobile, with the event configured and the lead landing where your team works.

You get scope and deadline in writing, not a generic proposal.

Structure
Design
Launch
  • Copy approved
  • Mobile layout
  • Pixel and CAPI
  • Submission test
Before launch
  • Page live
  • Pixel firing
  • Lead saving
  • Traffic switched on
WIG daily

Hoje: publish the page and submit a real sign-up.

Depois: check the event, the lead in the database and the card in the pipeline.

How a site leaves here

From planning to launch, every stage exists to make the page sell — and to prove that it sold.

Stage 01

Understanding and planning

Before anything is designed, we learn the offer, who decides the purchase and what action the page has to provoke. Without that, the rest is decoration.

Stage 02

Structure and copy before layout

The order of the sections and the text of each one are approved before a screen exists. That is what separates a good-looking page from one that converts.

Stage 03

Development that ships instrumented

Pixel, conversions API and analytics go in with the code, carrying the same identifier on both ends so the event is not counted twice. The lead is written to the database at the same instant.

Stage 04

Measurement and adjustment

We publish, submit a real sign-up and check the whole chain before switching traffic on. After that, what the page shows is what drives the changes — not opinion.

Pages already live

LM Fashion Lab

A capture page for the collab with Yasmin Takada. One screen, two fields and the WhatsApp group at the end — with pixel, conversions API and the lead saved before the person even reaches the group.

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What comes with the page

It ships measuring.

  • Pixel, conversions API and analytics configured before launch.
  • Before traffic is switched on, a real sign-up is submitted and the chain is checked end to end.

Fast, and mobile first.

  • That is where most paid traffic comes from — the layout is decided there.
  • A slow page loses the visit before it shows the offer.

The lead lands where your team works.

  • The sign-up is written to a database, not just to an inbox nobody opens.
  • Notification and a card in the pipeline within the same minute.

Maintenance with the people who built it.

  • Changes to copy, offer and events are made by whoever built the page — with no other supplier in between.
  • What WIG runs in paid media and CRM connects straight into the page, with no workarounds.

Ready to get the page
off the drawing board?

Tell us what you need to publish and we come back with scope and deadline.

  • Scope and deadline in writing
  • Structure and copy before layout
  • No commitment to start