Bleuwave (Home Services) · landing page
AC Tune-Up — instruments, not a flashlight
A campaign page built for one search intent, one offer, and one action.
WordPress · MySQL · BroccoliAI · ServiceTitan
Half the tune-ups sold in this town, the page says, are a glance, a hose, and a sticker. It sells the other kind, and it sells it by being specific: a capacitor at 80 percent of its rated value is going to fail in July, and nobody can see that with a flashlight. A quick check lets the visitor tap what they have noticed — warm air, ice on the lines, a breaker that trips at startup — and flags the signs that mean shut the system off now. Then it lists, instrument by instrument, what the visit actually measures, and closes on the promise that sets it apart: you get the numbers, not a checklist of checkmarks.
- Sells maintenance on measurement — capacitance, amperage, superheat — rather than on a sticker
- A symptom check that flags the signs where the system should be shut off at once
- Explains what one Phoenix summer does to each part, which makes spring maintenance feel urgent
- Promises the readings themselves, not a list of checkmarks
10 pages in this campaign
The rest of the campaign.
Each one aimed at a single search intent rather than trying to serve them all — which is what makes a campaign page outperform a homepage.
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