Constantin B.

You're paying for the clicks. The page is where they leave. I rebuild landing pages so more of that traffic turns into leads and booked calls. I recently checked where 32 local businesses send their ad clicks. Nine sent them to a homepage. One asked for 42 form fields before it would take a lead. How I work: 1. Measure first. With analytics access, that's your conversion rate with its denominator, split by desktop and mobile. Without it, I work from what's public: load speed, form length and Google's real-visitor data where your page has enough traffic. 2. Rebuild one page around one promise and one action, checked on a real phone. 3. Measure again over a matched window. You see both numbers, including the ones that didn't move. I build on the platform you already use, whether that's WordPress with Elementor, Framer, GoHighLevel or plain HTML. I build with Claude Code, working directly inside Framer. The three Framer pages in my portfolio were built that way. Claude handles the repetitive build work, so my hours go into the decisions that change your numbers. Ten years of web design, 300+ completed Upwork projects and a marketing degree. I work alone, so the person you message is the person building your page. Best fit: a lead-gen page (a form, a booking or a call) with paid traffic behind it. If you sell through a Shopify cart, I'm the wrong person. Send me your page link. You'll get my read on it either way.