Where sites usually break
A site launches, and the forms post to an inbox nobody owns. Tracking was added afterwards, so the first month of data is unusable. The CRM gets a name and an email and nothing else, so sales has no idea which page the lead read. None of that is a design problem, and none of it shows up in a mockup.
How we build
We start from the funnel. Before any layout work, we agree what a conversion is, where it must land, and what has to travel with it. Then we build the pages, wire the forms into the CRM with the fields that matter, put the tracking in before launch rather than after, and hand over something already measuring itself.
What you get
Included as standard
- WordPress, Webflow or a custom build, whichever suits the team maintaining it
- Custom plugins and templates where an off-the-shelf one would fight you later
- Forms writing into your CRM with source, campaign and page context attached
- Tracking plan and tag setup live before the site is, not weeks after
- Page speed and Core Web Vitals treated as part of the build, not an afterthought
Also on the chain
Nothing here works alone
Every one of these connects to the others. That is the point of the way we work.
Start with the gap
Tell us where the chain breaks.
One reply from the person who would do the work, not a sales desk.
hello@dot-connectors.net