Homepage V2 preview

Lead Caravan acquisition operating room.

A buyer-first home page that shows the set-up right away. Find the leak, pick a path, and ask for a free look with enough detail to act on.

The live home page shows how to apply. This second take tries a more direct story for service shops that need to get leads, sort them, book them, hand them off, follow up, and make reporting work as one accountable path.

Primary story
System first
Visitor job
Find leak
Main action
Audit request

What this version explores

Three homepage directions worth comparing.

This page gives us one place to weigh other home page stories without touching the live one.

Option A

Operating-room homepage

Lead with the whole set-up. Get leads, sort them, book them, hand them off, follow up, and report. Best when the buyer already knows they lose leads after the click.

Best for managed-service positioning
Option B

Service-line homepage

Open with the four service lines, then send buyers to the exact part they need fixed. Best when folks are weighing us against other shops or hired hands.

Best for service comparison
Option C

Proof-first homepage

Start with how we prove things, how we work, and who owns what, all before the offer. Best when trust and risk are the biggest blocks.

Best for conservative buyers

System map

The lead system gets the hero slot, not a vague brand statement.

This one uses our set-up drawing as the main proof of what we sell. Folks can look at the route before picking a deeper page.

No invented numbers or rented logos Audit before build recommendations Clear marketing-side ownership boundary Pages, automations, and reporting stay with the client
Diagram of the Lead Caravan system: capture, qualify, book, CRM handoff, follow-up, and reporting.
The connected lead system Lead Caravan builds and operates.

Buyer paths

Every link on this page goes to a real page.

This take turns the site into four clear next steps instead of one long scroll with one choice.

Offer stack

Lead with the audit, then show the ladder.

Someone who is not ready to hire us still has a good path into the kit, the free tools, the class, or the prices.

Illustration of a marketing funnel inspected by a magnifying glass.
First step

Funnel audit

Find where you lose leads first. Then talk about what to build.

Illustration of an open package with a lightning bolt and a one dollar badge.
Low-friction entry

Launch Kit

Keep the $1 offer visible as a self-serve route for builders who are not ready to book.

Lead Caravan

Use this V2 page to compare a system-first homepage.

The live home page can stay put while this one tries a more direct path. Show the set-up, lay out the choices, and send good visitors to a free look, prices, tools, or services.