I've been building websites since the late 1990s. Today I design and build conversion-focused landing pages that turn paid traffic into leads and sales — because brilliant ads pointed at a weak page are wasted money.
Get a free page reviewAfter 12 years managing Google Ads, I’ve learned something that most PPC consultants won’t admit: the ads are often fine. The landing page is what’s broken.
I’ve seen well-structured campaigns haemorrhage budget because the page visitors land on doesn’t answer the right questions, doesn’t load fast enough, or doesn’t make it obvious what to do next. No amount of bid adjustments or keyword sculpting fixes a landing page that kills trust on arrival.
When I take on Google Ads management, I look at the whole picture. If your landing page is holding you back, I’ll tell you — and if you want, I’ll fix it too.
I’ve been designing and building websites since the late 1990s. That experience shapes how I approach every page I build now: the question isn’t does it look good? but does it convert?
Every design decision — headline, layout, social proof placement, call-to-action copy, form length — is made with one goal in mind: getting qualified visitors to take the next step. Whether that’s calling you, submitting a form, or making a purchase.
This isn’t a bolt-on service. It comes from someone who understands exactly where the traffic is coming from, what searchers expect when they click an ad, and what it takes to close the gap between click and conversion.
Sometimes a few targeted changes — a stronger headline, a clearer CTA, a trust signal in the right place — outperform a full rebuild. I’ll always tell you which approach makes sense for your situation. If your current page is fine, I’ll say so.
Generic website design and conversion-focused landing page design are different disciplines. Most web designers build for brand and SEO. I build for paid traffic — which means matching the page message exactly to the ad that sent the visitor there, removing distractions, and making the conversion action impossible to miss.
If you’re spending money on Google Ads and sending traffic to your homepage, you’re almost certainly leaving conversions on the table. A dedicated landing page that speaks directly to what your ad promised will outperform a homepage almost every time.
Usually just a landing page — or even targeted improvements to what you already have. A standalone page built specifically for your ad campaigns will almost always outperform your homepage for paid traffic. I’ll give you an honest view after looking at your current setup.
Yes. I can work alongside your existing designer or developer — my input is on the conversion strategy and what needs to change to make the page work for paid traffic. You don’t need to switch suppliers.
In my experience, yes — often a significant one. Conversion rate improvements of 50–100% from landing page changes are not unusual, which effectively halves your cost per lead without changing your ad spend. That said, I won’t promise specific numbers for your situation without looking at the data first.
Landing page work is a natural part of managing Google Ads properly. When I run your campaigns, I’ll flag any page issues I spot as part of the service. If you want me to fix them too, we can discuss that separately.
I’m platform-flexible. I’ve built on WordPress, custom HTML, and various page builder tools over the years. I’ll use whatever makes most sense for your setup — or recommend an approach if you’re starting from scratch.
I’ll tell you. Honesty is non-negotiable for me. If your landing page isn’t the problem, I’d rather point you at what actually is than take money to fix something that doesn’t need fixing.
Get in touch and I'll take a look. If the page is fine, I'll tell you. If it's not, we'll talk about what it would take to fix it.
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