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3-Page WordPress Lead Generation Website for a Magento SaaS Brand

Rating★★★★★
Project Cost$100–$500
DurationUnder 1 Month
ClientTommy Johansson
CompletedMay 2025

Industries

SaaSE-CommerceMagentoLead GenerationWordPress

🎯 The Challenge

The client, a Business Development Specialist promoting a Magento search and product-discovery tool, needed a lean three-page site to support lead generation. He already had the logo, copy, and reference layouts, including detailed Insights and Integration sections, but no working website assembled from them.

The core constraint was budget and scope: a small, fixed-price order that still had to deliver reliable lead capture. Every call-to-action needed to reach a form, and every form submission needed to land in his email — non-negotiable for a lead-gen page.

An added dimension was future scaling. From the first conversation, the client signalled he wanted a second, near-identical site for another domain if this one succeeded, so the first build had to be solid and easy to replicate.

💡 Our Solution

I built the site in WordPress using Elementor, keeping every section modular and duplicable in anticipation of the second domain. The homepage carried the hero, trust stats, and product narrative, with dedicated blocks for the Insights e-commerce report and the Magento/Hyvä integration content.

The conversion engine was a contact form capturing first name, last name, company name, business email, and phone number, wired to deliver straight to the client's inbox. I connected three separate CTA buttons to that form and added a full contact block with logo, name, title, email, phone, and Malmö address.

The main technical work was debugging: I removed the login/signup and Imprint items from the header, fixed a non-working contact button, and resolved a navigation freeze where clicking Insights or Integration locked the top menu. I prioritised these interaction fixes over cosmetic polish because a frozen menu silently kills conversions.

🏆 The Result

The site was delivered inside the agreed window, revised once to clear the remaining bugs, and accepted on 25 May 2025. All three CTAs routed to a working form, and both menus behaved correctly across the page. The client left a 5-star review: "Tallha's work in website development was nothing short of PROFESSIONALISM. Amazing to work with due to his QUICK RESPONSE and deep understanding, Tallha thinks in solutions and communicates fluently. I look forward to hiring him again soon!" He then requested the same build for a second domain at the same fee — the strongest possible signal of a job done right.