(02) Services / V.FunnelsFor Christian-owned businessesBooking new work

Catch the lead. Close the sale.

One funnel we helped a client build brought in $97,000 in 7 days.

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(01) Two funnels / one job

Two kinds
of funnel.

Every funnel moves a stranger to one yes. Which yes depends on what you sell: a call with you, or a sale today.

  1. I. Ads, social posts and your website

    Lead funnels

    A page with an offer worth trading an email or a call for, then follow-up that turns a signup into a conversation.

    What it gets you

    Booked calls with people ready to talk.

    One client landed 10 new, qualified, vetted consulting clients in a month. Another saw leads grow 5 times over.
  2. II. Launches, ads and your email list

    Product funnels

    A sales page, a checkout with one add-on, and an offer after the buy.

    What it gets you

    Sales, and a bigger order from each buyer.

    One funnel brought in $97,000 in 7 days. Another sold over 2,000 memberships in 5 days.
(02) The free funnel leak finder

Where is your
funnel leaking?

Enter your page and three numbers. You'll see what one more point of conversion is worth to you each month, and the leaks on the page holding it back.

Free. Takes about 30 seconds.

Sample leak reportyourbusiness.com/offer
One more point$8,000/moAt 2,000 visitors a month and $400 a customer.
Biggest leakThe offerThe headline says what you sell, not what they get.
Form friction9 fieldsNine questions before they get anything.
(03) What's includedSix parts / one funnel
  1. I.

    The offer first

    We sharpen what you're offering before we build a page, because a weak offer leaks no matter how good the page looks.

  2. II.

    Pages that ask once

    Each page has one job and one button. No menus to wander off into, nothing between the reader and the yes.

  3. III.

    Checkout and upsells

    Order forms, add-ons and after-purchase offers, so each buyer has the chance to spend more.

  4. IV.

    Follow-up that lands

    Emails and texts that reach a new lead within minutes, so a signup at 9 pm still hears from you.

  5. V.

    GoHighLevel or custom Next.js

    Built in GoHighLevel when you want to launch fast and edit it yourself, or in custom Next.js when you need full control.

  6. VI.

    Tracking and tuning

    We measure every step after launch, find where people drop off, and fix that step first.

(04) How it goes

No dead ends.

  1. 01ListenWe learn what you sell, who buys it and where your leads come from today.
  2. 02MapThe offer, every page and every follow-up message, laid out in writing before we build.
  3. 03BuildPages, forms, checkout and follow-up, tested end to end before the first visitor arrives.
  4. 04TuneWe watch the numbers after launch and fix the step where people stall.
(05) Straight answers

Asked
and
answered.

What is a funnel?

The path from first click to a yes: a page, an offer, a form or checkout, and the follow-up after. A website shows what you do. A funnel asks for one action and makes it easy to take.

GoHighLevel or custom Next.js?

Either, depending on what you need. GoHighLevel launches quickly and your team can edit it. Custom Next.js gives full control for bigger launches. We'll recommend one on the call.

Do you write the offer and the copy?

Yes. We start with the offer, then write every page, email and text.

Can you fix the funnel I already have?

Often, yes. Run the free leak finder above, then we can walk the whole path with you on a call and decide whether to fix it or rebuild.

Will it work for my business?

Those results belong to those clients, and nobody can promise yours. You get a funnel built on what your buyers want, with every step measured, so the weak spot shows up and gets fixed.

What does a funnel cost?

It depends on how many pages, offers and messages the funnel needs. We price it after the discovery call and put it in writing before any work begins.

(06) Your move

Let’s plug
the leaks.

Tell us what you sell and where it stalls. Five questions, then a 30-minute call. Each week the leak stays open, more of your visitors leave without a call or a sale.