IADM Global
Workshop Landing Page
Pages built to convert
Landing Page Design
One page, one offer, one action. Built for the people your ads send.
- Starts from
- $60
- Built for
- Ads, workshops, events, classes
- The goal
- Leads and sign-ups
- Tracking
- Set up before launch
Landing pages we have built.
A paid AI workshop, a healthcare industry page, a speaking and book page for two grandparents, a local dog walker, and an e-learning marketplace. Hover to scroll through each one.
Smart Office USA
Industry Landing Page · Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
Grandma & Grandpa Camp
Speaking & Book Page
Charlotte's Doggie Walk
Dog Walking Service
Edu Grower
E-Learning Marketplace
Not a website
A landing page is not a smaller website.
A business website
- Many pages and a full menu
- Talks to everyone who might visit
- Lots of possible next steps
- Built to explain the whole business
A landing page
- One page, usually no menu at all
- Talks to the exact people your ad targeted
- One action: book, register, enquire, or buy
- Built to convert one offer, nothing else
Need the full business website instead? That is web design and development.
How we build them
The rules every page follows.
These are the same rules we use on the landing pages we run ads to ourselves.
Every click converts
No menu and no links that lead away. The only things to click are the form, the call button, or WhatsApp. Every exit is a lost lead you already paid for.
Match the ad
The headline repeats what the ad promised, so the visitor knows instantly they are in the right place. A mismatch is the fastest way to lose a paid click.
Proof next to the button
Reviews, photos of real people, and details the visitor can check sit right where they decide. Trust has to be earned before the form.
Short and easy to scan
Most visitors arrive on a phone and skim. Short sections, clear headings, and one idea at a time beat walls of text.
One offer, one call to action
One workshop, one service, one event. The same button repeats down the page, so it is always within reach.
Fast on a phone
Paid traffic is impatient. Light pages with optimised images load quickly, even on a weak mobile connection.
What they are for
When a landing page beats a website.
- Workshops and webinarsRegistrations for a paid or free session, with dates, agenda, and the host up front.
- Events and classesSign-ups for a class, camp, or event, with schedule and pricing clear.
- One specific serviceA page for the exact service your ad promotes, not your whole menu.
- Free quotes and consultationsA short form that turns ad clicks into enquiries.
- Industry pagesA version of your offer written for one industry or audience.
- Launches and offersA new product, a seasonal deal, or a limited-time price.
How it works
From your offer to a page that collects leads.
A landing page is quick to build once the offer is clear, so most of the thinking happens at the start: who it is for, what they should do, and what will convince them.
Step 1
The offer and the audience
What you are promoting, who the ad targets, the one action the page must drive, and the proof that will make them take it.
Step 2
Structure the page
Headline, offer, proof, details, answers to doubts, and the call to action, in the order visitors actually read them.
Step 3
Design and build
Your first draft covers about half the page, so you can approve the direction before paying anything. Then we finish it, mobile first, on the platform your site already uses.
Step 4
Tracking, then launch
A thank-you page, a conversion event, GA4, and your ad platform's tracking, all tested, so every lead can be traced back to the ad that brought it.
What you get
What every landing page includes.
Included in every page
- A page structured to convert: headline, offer, proof, answers, and call to action
- Mobile-first design that loads fast
- A lead form that sends enquiries to your email or WhatsApp
- A thank-you page and a conversion event
- GA4 and ad platform tracking, tested before launch
- Built on the platform your website already uses
Separate, when you need it
- Copywriting, as an add-on: send your offer details and ask us for a quote
- Google Ads or internet marketing to send traffic to the page
- Extra landing pages for other offers, services, or audiences
- Hosting, if the page is not going on your existing website
- Running ads already? Pair the page with Google Ads management.
- Want a full website rather than one page? See web design and development.
- Selling products online? That is an ecommerce store.
Platforms and tracking
Built where your site lives, measured from the first click.
Built on
- WordPress
- Elementor
- Webflow
- Framer
- Next.js
- Shopify
Tracking
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Google Ads
- Meta Ads
Pricing
What a landing page costs.
Landing page
From $60
The final price depends on the length of the page, custom design, and the forms and tracking it needs. Most pages take 1 to 2 days.
How you pay
- NothingBefore the first draft
- 50%After you approve it
- The restOn completion
Paid by PayPal or Wise. You get a fixed written quote before anything starts.
Running several campaigns? Each offer or audience usually deserves its own page, and we quote multiple pages together.
Who builds your page
We run ads too, so we build pages that convert.
Rahim KhanFounder, Website 2 Design
We manage Google Ads for around 10 medical practices, so we see every day what happens after the click: which pages turn visitors into enquiries, and which quietly waste the budget.
That is what goes into every landing page we build for you, along with the tracking to prove whether it is working.
Prefer email? Send a brief through the contact page and Rahim replies within one working day.
Client feedback
What clients say about working with us.
Verified Fiverr reviews from landing page projects.
“Exactly what I needed, and super fast and professional! Recommend 100%. Thank you Rahim!”
“A perfect experience with an excellent developer. Thank you so much!”
“Really good communication, fast work. Delivered exactly what he said he would deliver. Great job!”
“Quick time frame and very responsive and helpful. Thank you.”
206+ reviews across Fiverr and Google, 4.8 average on Fiverr. Read them all
Landing page questions, answered straight.
What people ask before we build a page for their campaign.
Have another question? Contact us
A website explains your whole business across many pages and lets visitors explore. A landing page has one job: get the visitor from one specific ad or campaign to take one action, like registering, booking, or enquiring. That is why it usually has no menu at all.
Because every link that leads away from the offer is a lead you paid for and lost. Without a menu, the only things to click are the form, the call button, or WhatsApp, which is exactly what you want a paid visitor to do.
Usually, yes, if the campaigns promote different offers or target different people. A page that matches the ad exactly converts better than one page trying to serve every campaign. For small variations, one page with a matching headline can be enough.
Yes. Landing pages work for any focused campaign: an email to your list, a link in your social bio, a QR code at an event, or a page you share with partners. Ads are simply the most common reason to build one.
Most landing pages are ready in 1 to 2 days once we have the offer details, photos, and any testimonials, and only rarely take up to 3. Having those ready is the quickest way to launch your campaign sooner.
Wherever you want to receive them, usually your email or WhatsApp, so you can respond quickly while the person is still interested. Every submission also counts as a conversion in your tracking.
A headline that matches the ad, one clear offer, proof the visitor can trust, short copy that answers their doubts, a fast load on mobile, and one call to action repeated down the page. Leave any of those out and paid clicks start leaking.
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