Explain what is included
Separate managed ads, the included application and the owner's ad spend. Don't make people untangle the offer themselves.
Software + managed service · Before & after study
Help an owner understand the whole offer.
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Managed Facebook ads and a job-management app, organized into one coherent story for junk-removal owners.
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Public websiteIdentity directionLaunch artworkOwner review before launch
Independent design studies using public sites. Proposed work, shown as examples.
The starting point
The offer combines ad management with software for quotes, jobs, crews and profit tracking. The recorded goal was more traffic.
The proposed direction
Make the service easy to evaluate, show where the app fits, then carry that same story into traffic-driving creative.
What changed,
and why.
Each change should address a specific gap in the story, experience or next step. Here are the decisions behind this rebuild.
Connect the ad to the job
Show the proposed journey from an inquiry to a quote and scheduled work, with illustrative UI clearly distinguished from the real app.
Bring the story to the feed
A matching campaign concept supports the recorded traffic goal. No leads, revenue or paid-media results are implied.
A few answers would
change the work.
These are proposed questions and working assumptions for this design study, not answers supplied by the owner.
What should a new visitor do first?
Working assumption
Explore the ad-management trial as the main path.
Design consequence
Give trial terms and the separate ad spend a clear place in the story.
Do you have client work we can show?
Working assumption
No approved client results supplied for this exploration.
Design consequence
Explain the process and show the offer; don't invent testimonials or performance claims.
What happens after an inquiry?
Working assumption
Keep the existing lead destination and application.
Design consequence
Use the public site to explain the workflow, not to imply a rebuilt operational app.
Fill the gaps.
Across the whole launch.
A clearer website is one part of the work. The identity, social artwork, email and launch plan should tell the same story and support the same next step.
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03 / Identity direction
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A shared palette, type system and voice.
04 / Email draft
From the first inquiry to the next job
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See how the pieces fit together.
Explore the managed advertising service and the job-management app. Review what is included, and the separate advertising spend, before choosing a next step.
Explore the offer ↗Design exploration. Website and social artwork are concept assets; email and identity layouts above illustrate the proposed package. Nothing has been sent.
A website with a clear job
A responsive public site with a focused message, useful pages and a clear next step.
A coherent identity
Logo direction, colors, typography and a practical brand guide.
The launch around it
Matching social sizes, welcome email, signature, search basics and an outreach plan.
A home for what comes next
Keep the site with managed hosting. Domain, inbox, forms and measurement are agreed and connected separately before launch.
Good work keeps
the right things intact.
Preserve: The operational app, current lead destination and owner-confirmed commercial terms.
Confirm with the owner: Current trial terms, ad-account responsibilities, app access and permissioned customer evidence.
More gaps, addressed.
Before
RetailAI Manager
From an AI promise to an everyday shop decision. A new public face for an existing retail application.
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Before
Southeast Lawn & Landscape
An established local business, brought into focus through services, place and one clear estimate path.
See the before & afterKnow what’s missing.
Get it ready to launch.
Start with your URL. We turn the assessment and a few answers into one focused website and launch kit.
Analyze my siteReview the scope before launch or billing.