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A good-looking website is great. A website that actually brings in more leads? Even better.
I recently redesigned the website for Avalon360, a property maintenance company based in St. John's, Newfoundland.
The goal wasn't just to modernize the design. It was to turn more website visitors into potential customers.
Here's what I focused on:
✅ A modern, professional design that builds trust
✅ Clear service pages that help customers find exactly what they need
✅ Strategically placed calls to action and easy-to-use quote forms
✅ A better mobile experience
✅ Real project photos, customer reviews, and local credibility
The result? Increased lead generation and a website that works harder for the business.
This is something I always emphasize with clients: your website shouldn't just be an online brochure. It should help grow your business.
🔗 Check out the live website: https://avalon360.ca
Designed & developed by Irving Nova | Fuse Web Design
What's the first thing you look for when deciding whether to trust a business website?
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Your closers shouldn’t find out a lead has no budget 20 minutes into the call.
A lot of coaches and course creators let anyone book a sales call. The fix is one question on the booking form, placed before the calendar:
“How much could you realistically set aside for this?”
Has a budget: goes straight to booking a call.
“Nothing right now”: goes to a “not yet” page with free content and gets tagged so they stay warm.
Nobody gets turned away, and your sales team spends its time on calls that can actually close.
I build this kind of setup in GoHighLevel for coaches, course creators and online education brands, along with webinar funnels, follow-up automations and Meta Ads. If you want it on your funnel, message me here on Contra.
Quick add-on for anyone implementing this: I set this up in GoHighLevel so "Has Budget" → auto books, "No Budget" → goes to a value page with a Loom + gets tagged as Nurture in CRM. That way no lead is lost. If you want the exact workflow screenshot, DM me "BUDGET" and I'll send it
Quick experiment with Claude for a lead generation landing page with a waitlist.
Getting to a usable first version was fast. What still takes a designer is hierarchy, spacing and interaction details, which is what decides whether the page conversion.
