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Landing pages

Landing page design in Dubai

One page with one job. Usually the fastest way to find out whether an offer works, and the cheapest way to stop wasting ad spend.

If you are running ads to your homepage, you are paying to send people somewhere designed to serve everybody. A homepage has to introduce the company, list the services, satisfy an existing customer and impress a new one. A landing page has to do exactly one thing, which is why it converts better for the same spend.

The build is small and fast on purpose. One page, one action, real copy, live in about a week. If the offer works you will know quickly, and if it does not you have found out for a few thousand dirhams rather than after a quarter of ad budget.

It is also the right first step for a business not ready to commit to a full site. It costs less, it proves the demand, and it is not wasted work: the page becomes part of the site later.

What is actually wrong

The four things people describe when they call.

Ad spend goes to your homepage

The most expensive traffic you buy lands on the least specific page you own. Whatever the ad promised, the homepage does not repeat it.

The page asks for too much

A form with nine fields on a first visit. Every field you add is people deciding they will do it later, which means never.

You cannot tell if the offer is the problem

When the page, the ad and the offer are all untested at once, a poor result tells you nothing about which one to fix.

It takes six weeks to get one page live

By the time the campaign page exists, the campaign is over. Speed is most of the value here.

What a landing page has to do in five seconds

Repeat the promise the ad made, in the words the ad used, then show one obvious next step. Everything else on the page, the credentials, the detail, the reassurance, exists to support someone who has already half decided. Get the first five seconds wrong and none of the rest is read.

  • One action, stated once and repeated where the decision is made
  • The ad's promise repeated word for word, so the click feels continuous
  • A form asking only for what you genuinely need in order to reply
  • Built for a phone, because that is where the ad was seen

When you should build a full site instead

If people already find you through search, or your customers compare you against competitors before enquiring, a single page will not carry that. Landing pages are for campaigns and launches, not for replacing a website. We will say which one your situation calls for rather than selling you the smaller thing because it is easier to close.

We have built this

AK Tennis Academy

Built on the same principle: one clear action, the questions answered before they are asked, and an enquiry that reaches a person rather than an inbox nobody opens.

The AK Tennis Academy website, designed and built by Ignivo Studio

Sports & coaching

A mobile tennis academy that brings the coach to any court in Dubai.

What you get

Included as standard.

  • One page designed around a single action
  • Copy written or shaped with you, matched to your campaign
  • A form that reaches you by email and WhatsApp
  • Built mobile first, loads in about a second
  • Analytics and conversion tracking configured so you can judge the result
  • Live in about a week

Landing pages start at AED 3,500 and usually land between AED 3,500 and AED 6,000, depending on how much copy and photography exists already. See the full ranges.

Before you ask

The questions that come up first.

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