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Case study · AmpliSell · Amazon marketing · Webflow · Published July 2025

A site the AmpliSell team edits themselves.

AmpliSell helps Amazon sellers with advertising, content, inventory and operations, and needed a marketing site that explained that clearly and did not call for a developer every time the copy changed. We built it on Webflow, with CMS structures for the pages, a sticky navbar and a "Schedule a Free Call" button on every page. The team now edits content, adds sections and adjusts CTAs on their own.

Webflow buildAmazon marketing agencyEdited without a developerA CTA on every page
5.0 on Clutch from 33 reviews
AmpliSell · as builtAmpliSell
AmpliSell
  1. Site1Webflow site, run by the AmpliSell team
  2. UpdatesNo developercopy, sections and CTAs changed in-house
  3. CTAEvery page"Schedule a Free Call", with a sticky navbar
  4. The site as built, and what it lets the team do.As published July 2025.
Client
AmpliSellFull-service Amazon growth partner
Sector
Amazon marketingB2B
Platform
WebflowChosen for the CMS
Scope
Design, build, CMS structureResponsive layouts, sticky navbar, CTAs
Measured
July 2025As the case study reports it
Services
Website redesignWebflow development
The starting point

Explain the service, and run without a developer

AmpliSell's brief had two halves. The site had to explain the service to Amazon sellers, and the team had to be able to change it without a developer each time.

Message

Explain a full-service Amazon partner to sellers

AmpliSell manages advertising, optimises content, plans inventory and scales operations for Amazon sellers, all in one place. The site had to say that clearly and position the team as expert partners to e-commerce brands.

Updates

Small changes could not need a developer

Editing copy, adding a section or changing a call to action had to be something the team did themselves. The brief was explicit: a site straightforward enough to manage without ongoing developer support, with no developer needed each time.

A clean, modern marketing website that effectively communicated its value to Amazon sellers, but straightforward enough to manage without ongoing developer support.The objective, as the case study states it
Three parts, one Webflow build

What we built, and why it was Webflow

Webflow was chosen because the team needed to edit the site without a developer. The design, the conversion paths and the CMS structure were built around that.

01 THE DESIGN

A clean, on-brand site that works on any screen

A professional look aligned with AmpliSell's identity as an Amazon automation platform, built to read as expert partners to e-commerce brands. Layouts are fluid from desktop to mobile, so the experience is the same on any device. The site loads fast, which was part of the reason for Webflow.

The AmpliSell homepage on Webflow, with the Schedule a Free Call button in the navigation and in the hero
amplisell.com, the homepage as built
02 CONVERSION PATHS

One call to action, on every page

Bold "Schedule a Free Call" buttons sit across all pages, so wherever a seller lands there is one obvious next step towards a call. A sticky navbar keeps that CTA in reach as the page scrolls. The route from reading to booking is short and the same everywhere.

AmpliSell's process section, with the sticky navbar above it and the Schedule a Free Call button repeated below
The sticky navbar, with the CTA always in reach
03 THE CMS

Built for the team to edit, and to grow

Webflow CMS structures let Josh and his team add pages, update feature copy or adjust calls to action without developer involvement. The structure was designed with expansion in mind, so the site can take new services, case studies, geographic markets or blog posts as they come. That was the point of choosing Webflow.

The result

What the site does for the team

The case study reports no traffic, lead or conversion figures; it was published in July 2025 and describes what changed for the AmpliSell team.

1
Site, self-managed

One Webflow site the AmpliSell team edits, adds to and adjusts without developer support.

No developer
For everyday updates

Editing content, adding sections and changing CTAs happen in-house, so the team keeps its messaging fresh and keeps optimising the site for conversions.

The case study reports no traffic, lead or conversion figures and no before and after. What it records is that the team now makes updates without developer support and keeps optimising the site themselves.

In the client's words

"The company's CEO cares"

Kelly Martin
The company's CEO cares and is extremely trusted by his colleagues and community.
Kelly MartinDigital Marketing Specialist, AmpliSell · reviewed on Clutch, October 2023
Who did it

Five people on the build

The team on this project

  • Project managerSajad
  • Account managerAfriyaz Maqbool
  • DesignerFelix
  • DeveloperAlok
  • QAWefiya

A named account manager and a shared channel for the whole engagement. UK hours, which is the East Coast morning.

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