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Here's a landing page I built for a Pittsburgh moving company — broken down section by section, so you can see the thinking behind it, not just the finished screenshot.
The hero isn't just a headline. The form isn't just a form. Every block on this page is answering a specific objection or moving someone one step closer to booking — in order, on purpose.
Swipe through to see it.
Good landing pages aren't really a design problem. They're a sequencing problem — and that's the part I spend the most time on.
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"Sequencing problem, not a design problem" is a good way to frame it. I'd push back a little though, for a moving company doesn't trust signaling (reviews, insurance, local proof) carry as much weight as the order of the blocks? Where does that fit into your sequencing?
Looks great!
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