$1000 is a huge amount of money for what looks like a very basic landing page. In my opinion it would be better to just shell out $150 for the designmodo's startup framework, <a href="http://designmodo.com/startup/" rel="nofollow">http://designmodo.com/startup/</a> and spend an afternoon tailoring it to your needs.
I would like to create a landing page service using your landing page in a day service. When you design my landing page service page, please make it read "Landing Page in Half a Day". The cost will be $999.
I've found that landing pages are less of a design issue and more of a messaging issue, although having something attractive is certainly nice to have. If you're largely taking existing headlines and making them look nicer, you're missing greater opportunities for improvement.<p>I also don't think saying you get 10% - 17% conversion rates resonates at all. A lot depends on what you're optimizing for. I have landing pages that can routinely convert 70-75%, but that's a first step optimization for click-thru, not sale. I think it's best not to pigeon-hole yourself into a range and instead just say "I've increased conversions by x%".
$1000 is a a huge amount of money to pay for a landing page when you can just buy a template for $5 (or get one for free?) and get a similarly nice-looking page in more or less the same amount of time, no?
I like the idea of offering the service for a flat fee. The "before/after" section is cool, too - although it reminds me of the "lose 20 pounds in 2 weeks" ads I see on Facebook :-)<p>This is productized consulting at its best.
Sorry to say but everything about this website feels cheap and generic to me: from the font to the use of huge font-awesome icons, to the texture in the background; to me this page looks like it's from 2012.<p>"Sound too good to be true? I wrote and designed this very landing page you're reading in 1 day."<p>Yeah, I can tell.
It's impossible to create a design that will stand on its own in a day, if only for the fact that you need to have looked at it for so much longer than 24h (which is probably more like 10h) to have any kind of perspective on what you've produced.
And, frankly, I feel like somebody who's been doing this for 10 years should know this.<p>To me, this whole thing just reads as an easy cheap hack for this guy to make more money.
This could just be my opinion, but you're selling custom design and using Courier New as your type - that's not very convincing. After browsing your other pages I was convinced you could design, but I would not have guessed that from this landing page.
There's something incredibly meta about this that I love.<p>This does seem useful though. I've probably underestimated the impact a landing page can have on idea validation and conversions.
Can't read the text at bottom "I wrote a popular design ebook, and write a weekly newsletter to thousands of subscribers." Green of green, and hover that link is white over light green...<p>Great stuff anyway, but the price put me down, at least for me, but I don't usually pay for nothing. I'm a bad customer (:
UI programming is different from UX design. If it is just programming 1000$ is too much, there are lot of other alternative options. If it is UX design I think lot more effort involved than you are assuming.
What would really sell me is if there was some hardcore copywriter/marketer behind it as well... that coupled with your great design skills would sell me!
Neither your site nor the 'Case Study' contain a privacy policy and both use Google Analytics. Both are in breach of the TOS which is problematic, especially in pro-privacy jurisdictions (like Germany for example).<p>From their Terms of Service at <a href="http://www.google.com/analytics/terms/us.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.com/analytics/terms/us.html</a> the language is crystal clear <i>"You must post a Privacy Policy and that Privacy Policy must provide notice of Your use of cookies that are used to collect data. You must disclose the use of Google Analytics, and how it collects and processes data..."</i><p>I'm surprised by the number of sites that ignore this. I wish you good luck with the product launch but privacy and legal compliance are hot topics lately and I think you should consider bring your site, and especially your client's sites, into compliance.