The page your ad opens should say what the ad says
Your ad promises one service in one place. The page it opens should say the same thing in its first line, with one button to call, message or enquire. We write, design and publish that page, and email you the link. Your first one is free, with an article, no card.
- The ad's service and town in the headline
- One action: call, WhatsApp or form
- Its own address for your final URL
Burst pipe or leak? Call us or send an enquiry.
Made for one ad group
The service and place your ad names
Someone who clicked "emergency plumber Leeds" wants an emergency plumber in Leeds. The page says so in its headline and opening lines, then answers what people ask before they get in touch.
- The ad's service in the headline
- The place, in the opening lines
- Answers before they get in touch
Call, WhatsApp or enquire, repeated down the page
One action, repeated down the page, so the way to ask is always in reach. Enquiries through the form are listed on a leads page next to your report.
- A call, WhatsApp or an enquiry form
- Repeated down the page
- Form enquiries listed next to your report
- Ad page: emergency plumber in Leedslive
- Article: what to do about a burst pipelive
Ready to use as your final URL
A live web page with its own address, for your ad's final URL, or to hand to whoever runs your ads. Google reviews it like any other landing page.
- A live page with its own address
- Paid pages can go on your own subdomain, such as offers.yourbrand.com
- Every link in your report
Ad → homepage
Hunt for the service
Then hunt for the way to ask
Ad → its own page
The ad's promise, first
Answers before they ask
One action in reach
Someone who clicked "emergency plumber Leeds" wants an emergency plumber in Leeds
An ad that opens your homepage asks the visitor to find what they clicked for, and then the way to ask for it.
A page made for the ad repeats its promise in the headline, answers what people ask before they get in touch, and keeps one action in reach.
Google Ads Help names landing page experience as part of an ad's Quality Score, and describes it like this:
“How relevant and useful your landing page is to people who click your ad.”
Google Ads Help, "About Quality Score" ↗
Each ad group, its own page
Running several ad groups? Each can have its own page, in its own words.
See a live page before you claim yours
An order we ran for our own business: the sales page on a phone, the articles and the report.
From your ad to its page
1Tell us what the ad sells
The service and the place, and the button you want.
2Confirm your email
One click on the link we send you. No card.
3We research, write and design
From your website and public sources we record. Nothing goes live until it passes our automated QA gate.
4Use it in your ad
Set the page as the ad's final URL, or hand the link to whoever runs your ads.
One page, or one for every ad group
Per piece, one-time, nothing renews. You see the exact total before you pay.
Single sales page
- Written to match one ad group
- One action, QA-gated and published
- One-time, nothing renews
Growth page pack
- Written to match one ad group
- One action, QA-gated and published
- One-time, nothing renews
Agency page pack
- Written to match one ad group
- One action, QA-gated and published
- One-time, nothing renews
Running several ad groups? Each can have its own page: 4 pages for $90. Every pack and service level is on the pricing page. Every price
A real company you can reach
WannaSEO is run by Bassem Shahin, its founder, from Dubai. A person replies to every message within about one business day.
A page for one of your ads, free
Tell us what the ad sells, the place and the button you want. We write, design and publish the page, plus an article, and email you the links.
- 1Straight away: a confirmation emailOne click on its link confirms your claim, and a short email with your reference follows.
- 2Within about one business day of your clickA person reads your answers and production starts.
- 3When both pieces pass QAThe live links and your delivery report land in your inbox.
One per website, up to 2 per account. No card — confirm your email and the work starts.
Ad page questions, answered
Still unsure? Write to us: a person replies within about one business day.
Is it really free?
Yes: one page and one article per website, for up to 2 websites per account, with no card. We only ask you to confirm your email, so the work goes to the person who asked for it.
Can I use it as my ad's final URL?
Yes. It is a live page with its own address. Google reviews it against its ad policies like any other landing page.
Do you run or manage my ads?
No. We make and publish pages. Campaigns, keywords, bids and tracking stay with you or whoever runs your ads.
Will it lower my cost per click or raise my Quality Score?
We can't promise that. Google Ads Help names landing page experience as one part of Quality Score; the page is written to match your ad, and you judge what it does.
Can it go on my own domain?
Paid pages can: a subdomain such as offers.yourbrand.com, connected with one DNS record from your account. The free page goes live on a subdomain we provide.
What happens after the free start?
Nothing, unless you order. Packs are one-time purchases and nothing renews automatically.
What if something misses the brief?
Tell us and we correct it at no charge: wrong facts, wrong tone, wrong emphasis or any mistake on our side. A new offer, audience or topic is new work, and we say which it is before doing anything.
Can I get a refund?
If you cancel before we start work, we refund the full amount. After work has started, we refund what you paid for any part not yet delivered.
Your next ad, pointing at its own page
One ad page and one article, free, for up to 2 of your websites. No card.
