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Hero section exploration for a logistics website:
Thanks for raising this! I’m prioritizing quote requests as the primary conversion goal, with shipment tracking as a secondary action for existing customers. Someone visiting for the first time needs to understand the service offering and feel confident about handing over their...
That separation makes sense, Moses. A clear quote CTA can serve new visitors, while tracking stays easy to find for existing customers. I would also keep the first quote step short on mobile so the enquiry flow feels as approachable as the hero. Thanks for explaining the thinking!
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