Brandive
Year
2024-2026
Client
Brandive
Timeframe
10 days
Brandive is a slightly different kind of project for us, because this wasn’t a one-time build.
We first worked on Brandive back in 2024, when the goal was to create their initial online presence. Then, at the end of 2025, we reconnected and expanded the collaboration into something much more performance-focused: a full landing page redesign combined with an ongoing CRO partnership focused on improving conversion month by month.
The main objective was simple — make the offer easier to understand, make the path to action clearer, and turn more visitors into qualified booked calls. That direction is already visible on the live case study, where the entire project is framed around one KPI: booked calls.
The challenge
The biggest problem was not traffic. It was how the page handled intent.
Brandive already had social proof, a strong offer and a clear commercial goal, but the landing page itself was not helping enough people move from interest to action. The communication around the offer and the process needed to be clearer, the structure needed to feel more focused, and the whole experience had to do a better job of guiding the right users toward the call.
On top of that, this project needed more than just a visual refresh. We also had to make the qualification process smarter. The goal was not simply to get more calls, but to increase the number of calls from people who actually matched the business criteria. That is also consistent with how the current case study describes the previous issues: too many CTAs, disconnected proof and a scheduling process that felt separate from the main journey.
The solution
We approached Brandive as both a redesign and a conversion system.
First, we rebuilt the landing page itself to make the offer clearer, the process easier to follow and the decision path much more focused. The new page puts more emphasis on clarity, visual quality and conversion logic — with stronger structure, clearer sections and a much more intentional journey from first impression to booked call.
The landing now includes a clearer process section, stronger social proof, benefit-focused content, portfolio examples, team presentation, FAQ and additional trust-building elements. This matches the public logic already visible on the current case page, where the solution is described as a single-promise hero, proof placed next to the CTA and scheduling integrated directly into the flow.
The second key part was qualification. We created a custom form designed to separate higher-fit leads from the rest. Users who match the financial threshold set by the team are directed toward the booking flow, while users who do not qualify are redirected to a thank-you page instead. That made the page not only better at generating calls, but also better at generating the right calls.
What we delivered
A redesigned sales landing page combined with an ongoing CRO collaboration focused on qualified call generation.
This included:
a full redesign of the landing page structure and visual direction
clearer communication of the offer and process
a more focused path toward booked calls
stronger proof integration through text and video testimonials
benefit sections and portfolio-based trust building
a team section introducing the people behind the offer
FAQ and supporting credibility sections
a custom qualification form built to filter leads before the booking step
an ongoing CRO workflow based on regular recommendations and monthly optimization thinking
On the current Ravelink case page, the public version of this logic is already simplified around one KPI — booked calls — with proof placed closer to action and the scheduling flow made part of the main experience.
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Final effect
Brandive now has a landing page that does much more than look better.
It communicates the offer more clearly, presents the process in a more structured way and creates a much stronger path from visit to call. Just as importantly, it helps filter for higher-quality leads instead of treating every visit the same.
That is what makes this case especially valuable: the work did not stop at redesign. It evolved into an ongoing CRO collaboration focused on monitoring performance, identifying friction points and improving the page over time. In other words, Brandive is not just a launch project — it is now part of a longer conversion optimization process.
If you’re dealing with a similar issue — traffic is there, proof is there, but the page still doesn’t move enough qualified people to action — start with 48h Audit. The same kinds of conversion blockers tend to repeat across very different offers, and Brandive is a good example of how much better the page performs once that friction is removed.
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