Mockup variants

What changed, and why

• Split into five named parts, each with its own eyebrow, number and background. Scrolling the old version felt merged, with no sense of transition.
• The metrics summary is back, and the client screenshots with the orange underlines are the original ones, reused as-is. Same proof we already show, new layout.
• Shop owners on camera — three named owners, real Wistia posters and run times. The strongest kind of proof, and the page wasn't using it at all.
• Case studies added — four full films, one on stage with the rest on a shelf. For the people who want the whole story rather than a number.
• Google reviews in two columns, and only once. The old build showed "in their own words" twice; two columns also halves the scrolling and shows the volume at a glance.
• Nothing autoplays or preloads. Seven video players loading on arrival would cost more than the rest of the page combined.

Based on leadsuite.agency/new-funnel-page

• Structure copied deliberately: logo, audience line, headline, sub, one button, trust logos, then the form, then stat cards, then a repeat CTA. Their ad even deep-links past the hero straight to the form, so we know the shape is intentional.
• Measured, not eyeballed: their headline, sub, button and stat cards were measured in a browser and matched — 65px headline, 346x56 button, 305x217 cards at radius 50.
• Rebuilt in our brand: black and orange instead of navy and periwinkle, Anton instead of Montserrat, the N mark instead of their monogram.
• Their logo strip became ours — a scrolling marquee of real client shop logos, all knocked to one white silhouette so a mismatched set reads as one strip.
• Our real numbers in the stat cards: 100+ shops, 50,000+ leads, $10M+ tracked revenue, 300+ creatives. All already published elsewhere; nothing invented.
• Warm aurora background, pure CSS. The ridge/wireframe and grid treatments were both tried and dropped.