Service 02

Your page gets traffic. The question is what happens to it.

Someone lands on your site, looks around, gets interested, and leaves. There's no record they were ever there.

Of the few who do write or request a quote, most don't buy the same day. And because nobody follows up, they're gone.

You're not short of customers. They're showing up and nobody's picking them up.

What I build

Five parts. All of them connected.

The page that convertsBuilt so the visitor does something, not just so it looks good. Handled properly on mobile, which is where most of them come from.
The captureQuote forms that are actually connected to something. Automatic delivery of whatever you offer — spec sheet, catalog, quote — by email and by WhatsApp.
The databaseEvery contact in one place, tagged by what they did. Never again in an inbox or a spreadsheet.
The follow-upAutomatic sequences for anyone who showed interest and didn't buy. Recovery of abandoned quotes and carts. People get their reminders without you having to remember anyone.
The measurementHow many came in, how many moved forward, and the exact point where they are dropping off.

Pricing

How this gets quoted.

It depends on what you already have and on how complex your sales process is. A company selling one product doesn't need the same thing as one quoting industrial projects on a three-month cycle.

The diagnostic defines the scope. Without it I'd be pricing something I haven't seen.

Most projects start at $2,500 USD. The diagnostic is what turns that into a real number.

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