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Four times the form submissions, without rebuilding the website

GeoSurv website on a laptop

GeoSurv

Dedicated service landing pages gave GeoSurv, a Sydney surveying firm, 4x the form submission rate and a 43% lower cost per enquiry, without a rebuild.

GeoSurv’s website was built on the legacy Wix editor and hadn’t been touched in years. Small edits took far too long, the pages were slow, and paid traffic sent there rarely turned into enquiries.

Instead of rebuilding the whole site, we built dedicated landing pages on a separate domain, geosurv.au, one for each core service. The advertising agency could start running campaigns straight away, and every page could be measured on its own.

The results

The pages went live on 29 June. Comparing the old site’s last 25 days with the new pages’ first three months, using only actions tracked in both periods:

  • The form submission rate rose from 0.61% to 2.47%, about four times higher
  • The website enquiry rate, forms plus phone-number clicks, rose from 4.27% to 7.21%, up 69%
  • The cost per website enquiry fell from $442 to $251, down 43%
  • Click-through rate rose from 4.79% to 5.89% and search impression share from 29% to 49%, at a slightly lower cost per click

The strongest pages, utility locating and sucker trucks, convert at 21.7% and 17.8%, at $94 and $90 per lead. With call tracking added in July, the campaigns have produced 140 leads at $131 each since launch.

The old site’s baseline was short, so treat the multipliers as directional. Next, we’re reworking the lowest-converting page with what the best ones have taught us.

form submission rate

4x

higher enquiry rate

69%

lower cost per enquiry

43%

The challenge

Our challenge was to give the campaigns somewhere fast and focused to land, while the legacy site stayed where it was.

GeoSurv wanted to start advertising without waiting on a full website rebuild. 61% of clicks turned into a form submission.

  • Paid traffic landing on a legacy Wix site that hadn’t been touched in years
  • Fewer than 1 in 100 ad clicks submitting a form
  • Slow, clunky pages undermining every dollar spent on clicks
  • A full rebuild that would have delayed advertising by months

The solution

Rebuilding everything wasn’t the fastest route to more enquiries.

au, so the campaigns could launch without touching the existing site.

Each page is built for paid traffic: fast, focused on one service and one action, and matched to the ads that send people to it. Form and phone-click tracking ties every enquiry back to the campaign, and we worked alongside GeoSurv’s advertising agency so the pages and the ads improve together.

  • A dedicated landing page for each of five services
  • Live on their own domain, without a rebuild
  • One service and one action per page
  • Form and phone-click tracking tied back to the ads
  • A structure that’s quick to extend for new campaigns

The process

  1. Discovery.

    Assessing the legacy site and identifying the fastest path to running ads.

  2. Strategy and structure.

    Planning a separate domain and one landing page per service, matched to the campaigns.

  3. Copy and design.

    Conversion-focused pages written and designed around single services.

  4. Build and launch.

    Developed, tracked and launched, ready for advertising immediately.

  5. Measure and improve.

    Tracking every form and call, and reworking the lowest-converting page next.

As General Manager I have enough things on my plate. When it comes to websites, Webhaus is the first team I call. Be it updates for our current Geosurv site, additional landing pages for ad campaigns, or DNS configuration. They sort it out calmly and don’t overwhelm you with technical jargon.
Lauren TripodiGeneral Manager, GeoSurv

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