Should You Redesign Your Website Before Running Ads?

Should You Redesign Your Website Before Running Ads?

Should You Redesign Your Website Before Running Ads?

If the problems affect the whole site, consider a rebuild. If they’re limited to the page your ads will send people to, fix that page. If the offer, inquiry path, and tracking already work, you can start a campaign.

Rebuild when the problem runs through the site

Rebuild when the problem runs through the site

Consider a redesign if visitors can’t tell what you sell, key pages are hard to use on a phone, or contact options break across the site. Fix the structure and inquiry path before paying to send more people there.

Improve one landing page when the rest of the site works

Improve one landing page when the rest of the site works

If a campaign promotes one service, give it a page that matches the ad, explains the offer clearly, and makes it easy to call or submit a form on a phone.

Start a campaign when the essentials work

Start a campaign when the essentials work

If visitors can understand the offer, use the page on mobile, and get in touch, test the campaign. Verify tracking before launch so you can tell which ads generate inquiries.

A quick readiness checklist

A quick readiness checklist

Can a new visitor explain the offer? Is the page easy to use on a phone? Have you tested the form, call link, or booking flow? Does the right conversion register when you test it? Can someone follow up on inquiries?

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