FSS creates a dedicated page for a specific service or offer. An email recipient can understand who it is for, what they receive and how to contact you, even when the main website cannot be changed.
When it helps
An email promotes a specific service, while the main website is too general or cannot be changed right now.
What you receive
A separate page for the offer and audience: the service explained, questions answered and a route to your team.
What the work includes
Structure and value explanation for the chosen audience.
Design, mobile layout and agreed languages.
Publication and a clear route for enquiries to the right person.
What we need from you
The offer, audience, service materials and a contact for enquiries.
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An email about the same service brings the visitor here. The main website continues to work as before.
Next step
The visitor understands the offer and contacts you for an estimate.
Illustration using fictional data. The solution depends on your task.
How it works, step by step
Select a step for more detail.
Visitor’s questionYour offerFacts and examples
Decide what a visitor needs to understand and do. Put the content in the right order.
Understand the offerSee an exampleChoose a next step
Develop pages, diagrams and interactions in your style. Reveal details where they help.
DesktopPhoneEnquiry
Test phones, languages, links and enquiries. Publish the agreed version and hand over source files.
A website leads from the first question to a clear next action.
What you keep+
A published responsive website or agreed interface improvements, sources and access. Integrations and support are scoped before work starts.
You bring: A visitor’s task and your offer.
Before you start
Why create a page if we already have a website?+
Your main website may cover everything, while your email offers one service to one segment. A dedicated page continues that conversation and answers questions before an enquiry.
Will a landing page bring customers by itself?+
A page helps visitors understand the offer and respond. Visits need a channel, such as an agreed B2B campaign, advertising or an existing audience. Building a page alone does not guarantee traffic or orders.