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RPROAS Performance, LLC

Pages built to sell one thing, shipped in days rather than sprints.

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A landing page is not a website. It has one job, one audience and one action, and everything on it that does not serve that action is being paid for out of your media budget. These get built the way ours do: written first, shipped in days, and measured from the first visit.

What you get

  • One page built for one offer and one traffic source.
  • Copy written against your offer, not poured into a template.
  • Loads fast on a phone on a bad connection, which is most of your traffic whatever your analytics says.
  • Tracking wired in and verified before launch, not bolted on after the first week of spend.
  • Hosted wherever you want it, or on our stack if you have nowhere to put it.

What this is not

  • Multi-page sites, blogs and CMS builds. This is one page that sells one thing.
  • Ongoing content updates. You get the source and can change it, or ask for another round.
  • Claims about your product that you cannot back up in writing if somebody asks.

How it runs

  1. 01

    You send the offer

    What it is, who buys it, what they pay, and what has already been tried. The page gets written from that rather than from a questionnaire.

  2. 02

    It gets written, then built

    In that order. A page designed before it is written is a decoration exercise with a button on it.

  3. 03

    It goes live with tracking on

    A test conversion is fired and found in the destination before the page is handed over. Nothing gets signed off on a screenshot.

Questions

How long does one take?
Days, not sprints. The quote names the date and the date is the commitment.
Do you write the copy or do I?
We write it. If you already have copy that converts, we work inside it rather than replacing it to look busy.
What if it does not convert?
Then it gets changed. What will not happen is a promised conversion rate before a page has met your traffic — anybody quoting one is guessing at your expense.