Landing page design

One page with one goal: an enquiry, a call or a booking. A good fit for ads and for promoting a new service. For businesses across Poland, I work remotely.

Landing page design – Landing page for a business
Landing page design example

Landing page design

A one-page website that leads the visitor to a single action.

What is included

  • A clear message: offer, benefits and a call to action
  • Responsive layout on phone, tablet and desktop
  • A contact form or a call button
  • Analytics set up to track enquiries
  • Fast loading and basic SEO setup
  • Multilingual version on request

Who it is for: Businesses promoting one service or offer, launching ads, or needing a simple page quickly to get started.

Indicative price: from PLN 800 net. The final quote depends on the scope; I prepare it after a short conversation.

One page, one goal

A landing page is a single page built for one task: collecting enquiries, bookings or calls. There is no menu and there are no dozens of subpages to distract anyone, so the visitor sees the offer straight away and knows what to do next.

It works well when you launch an ad, promote one service or want to get online quickly. I prepare the message, layout and form so the path from the first click to contact is as short as possible.

I build it in WordPress, so it is easy to grow into a full company website later.

Landing page – example of a landing page

What exactly you get

A thought-through message

Headline, benefits and call to action arranged to answer your customer’s questions.

A layout built for enquiries

Sections in a logical order: offer, arguments, common questions, contact.

Form and contact

A contact form, e-mail or call button, depending on how your customers prefer to reach you.

Mobile version

A page that reads well on a phone, because many visitors arrive from a smartphone.

Fast loading

A light layout and optimised images so the page does not put people off by making them wait.

Analytics

Google Analytics and Search Console connected so you can see where enquiries come from.

When a landing page beats a full website

Landing page design for a business

A landing page is a good choice when you:

  • promote one specific service or offer
  • run an ad campaign and need a landing page for it
  • want to get online quickly on a sensible budget
  • are testing a new idea before building a full website

If you need several pages, a blog or a wide offer, a full WordPress website will work better. I will help you choose after a short conversation.

How I work

Four clear steps from the first conversation to launch

01

Set the goal

Step 1 of 4

I decide which single action the visitor should take and who the page speaks to.

02

Write message and layout

Step 2 of 4

I prepare the section structure and the copy that leads to contact.

03

Design and build

Step 3 of 4

I build the page in WordPress, comfortable on phone and desktop, with a form.

04

Launch and check

Step 4 of 4

Before launch we test the form and the look, and I connect analytics.

Frequently asked questions

Landing page design starts with one goal: an inquiry, a call or a booking. In landing page design I also take care of loading speed on mobile, which Google measures with Core Web Vitals (web.dev). I prepare the landing page design quote after a short call.

How is a landing page different from a regular website?

It is one page with one goal, for example collecting enquiries. A regular company website has many pages and describes your whole offer.

How much does a landing page cost?

Indicatively from PLN 800 net. I prepare the exact quote after a short conversation, because it depends on scope and the number of sections.

Can I expand the landing page into a full website later?

Yes. It is built in WordPress, so more pages and features can be added.

Will the landing page be visible in Google?

I set up basic SEO, but a landing page is built mainly for a specific goal, such as an ad. I do not guarantee Google rankings.

What do I need to provide to get started?

A description of your offer, contact details and, if you have them, a logo and photos. We agree the rest in conversation.

Let’s talk about your project

Tell me what you need and I will reply by email.