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• A focused headline, supporting copy, and primary CTA.
• Kept features in a scannable module.
• Kept visual hierarchy to make the site less cluttered.
• Comparison with other tools to make the decision faster.
• Client testimonials, pricing plan, FAQ, and final CTA placed strategically.
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