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Redpoint Travel Protection GHL Website Build
Built a full marketing website for Redpoint Travel Protection using GoHighLevel (GHL), turning the platform's website/funnel builder into a polished, full-service insurance site rather than a typical single-page funnel.
What was built:
A destination-first homepage with a browsable directory of countries by region (Europe, South America, North America, Africa, Asia, Oceania), plus a "Find the plan that's right for you" quote widget that captures the traveler's destination to kick off plan matching
Three branded plan-tier pages/sections Ripcord (comprehensive/adventure), Cavalry (premium), and Harbor (Basic) each with its own visual identity, short pitch, and CTA
A testimonials section using real claim stories to build trust, plus a "Why go with Redpoint" trust-builder section addressing common objections (slow claims, premium hikes, lack of support abroad)
A lead capture form with reCAPTCHA and SMS opt-in compliance copy, wired for GHL's native lead/contact workflows
Full site navigation (Your Plan Options, Popular Destinations, Traveler Hub, Blog, Help Center, Claims, Partner With Us) and a footer with partner badges (USTOA, Adventure Travel Trade Association, PURE), social links, and contact info
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