Funnels & websites
What a landing page for high-ticket renovation leads needs
A high-ticket renovation landing page needs one clear offer, real project proof, a simple explanation of your process, qualifying questions and one action such as booking a consultation. Everything else is optional.
The core sections
- Headline that names who it is for and what they get
- Real project photos and a short founder video
- How your process works, in a few steps
- Qualifying questions: budget range, property type, size and timeline
- One call to action, repeated
Why qualifying questions help
Asking about budget and timeline before booking means your team meets people who are ready. Some casual enquiries drop off, which is usually what you want.
Make it fast on mobile
Most visitors arrive from a phone. Compress images, keep text readable and make the main button easy to tap.
Measure what matters
Track how many visitors become enquiries and how many enquiries become appointments, so you improve the page with evidence.
Questions about this topic
Should a landing page show prices?
Show prices only if they are accurate and fixed. Otherwise explain what affects the price.
Is a landing page different from a website?
Yes. A website presents the whole business; a landing page focuses on one offer and one action.