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Yes — Meta Pixel, the new Meta Conversions API for server-side event sending, Google Ads tag, TikTok Pixel and LinkedIn Insight all wired up at launch. We also configure the conversion events themselves (lead, purchase, sign-up) so they fire correctly the first time the campaign runs, not after a week of debugging.

You get full hosting access, domain control, the git repository with the source code, GA4 admin access, ad-platform tag access, and a complete export of the site files. No lock-in, no proprietary builder, no recurring licence fees on the page itself.

Industry benchmarks for paid-traffic landing pages run 2.5%–5% for B2C and 1.5%–3% for B2B, with well-targeted offers reaching 8%+. The page architecture matters less than the offer-traffic match — we will not promise a number until we see the campaign brief, but our average client lift over their previous landing page is 40-90% relative.

Yes. A copy-first build is included in the price; you give us the offer, the audience and the proof points, and we draft headline, sub-head, benefit bullets, FAQ and CTA copy. One revision round included. If you already have copy, we will run it through our CRO checklist and flag anything we would change.

No — we focus on the landing page and the tracking layer; we have ad-agency partners we trust if you need a recommendation, but we do not run paid media in-house. The clean handover (tracking events working, conversion goals defined, attribution model documented) makes whatever agency you use materially more effective on day one.

The page stays live on your hosting account — there is no campaign-tied subscription. Either redirect it to your main site, keep it live as a permanent funnel for organic traffic, or take it down by removing the route. The hosting cost is the same whether the page is taking 10 visits a day or 10,000.

Paid campaigns send the first traffic the day you point them at the URL, so initial conversion data lands within hours, not weeks. Statistical significance on an A/B test typically needs 100-200 conversions per variant, which for a £30 CAC campaign means roughly £6,000 of spend before you can call a winner. We size the early-stage test plan to that economic reality rather than running variants that will never reach significance. Organic traffic from the same URL builds slowly over 4-12 weeks if the page is targeting an evergreen topic; if the page is purely a paid landing target, organic traffic is a bonus rather than a primary channel.