One million leads claimed before any service is named.
Hutch's GoHighLevel lead generation page for a performance marketing agency serving local businesses. How the service icons and industry-specific results build toward a booked call, and the ROI calculator we would add.
- Primary CTABook a Callthe button the page is built around
- GoalLead Generationwhat counts as a conversion
- PlatformGoHighLevellead generation page
- Built forB2BMarketing Agency
- The page as built, not a mockup.Analysed by Apexure, not by Hutch.
- Client
- HutchMarketing Agency
- Industry
- Marketing Agency25 examples
- Audience
- B2BLead Generation
- Platform
- GoHighLevel7 examples
- Page type
- Lead generationLead Generation
- Analysed by
- Waseem BashirMarch 2026
What the page does, and why
Why this page was built
Hutch is a performance marketing agency specialising in lead generation for local businesses, contractors, service providers, healthcare practices, and other locally-operating businesses that need a reliable flow of qualified enquiries to sustain growth.
The landing page needed to establish lead generation credibility through volume metrics, communicate platform expertise through the Go High Level build, and convert interested business owners into booked discovery calls.
Design decisions
The green and white colour scheme communicates growth and business health, appropriate for a performance marketing agency whose promise is tangible business results. Green in the agency category stands out from the grey-and-blue corporate agency aesthetic while maintaining professional credibility.
The ‘Performance Marketing for Local Businesses’ headline is precisely targeted. It uses the exact language the target audience uses when searching, ‘performance marketing’ signals accountability, ‘local businesses’ signals vertical expertise. There’s no ambiguity about who this page is for or what the agency offers.
The ‘1,000,000+ Leads Generated in 2024’ counter anchors the page in operational scale proof before any service description. For a business owner who has worked with agencies that promised results and delivered activity reports instead, a specific, large-volume lead count is the most credible opening claim an agency can make.
The service breakdown section with icons, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Local SEO, CRM integration and review management, gives buyers a visual inventory of what’s included. Local business owners often don’t know which specific services they need; showing the component services alongside their function helps buyers understand why they’d need each one.
The client result callouts, specific industries, specific lead volumes, specific timeframes, give the volume claim context and narrative. A named roofing contractor with a specific lead count over a specific quarter is more persuasive to another roofer than an aggregate number. Industry-specific results convert industry-specific visitors.
Go High Level as a platform choice is itself a trust signal for a specific buyer segment. Local business owners who have researched marketing automation, or who have been approached by other GHL-based agencies, recognise the platform. Hutch building its own page on GHL demonstrates they use the same tools they sell, which is a credibility signal that agencies using different internal and client-facing technology don't benefit from.
Trust architecture
Layer one: volume metrics
1,000,000+ leads generated proves operational capability at scale. This number requires real infrastructure and client relationships to produce, making it harder to fabricate than a testimonial.
Layer two: industry-specific results
Named industry results sections show that the methodology translates to specific verticals, not just in aggregate, but for the kinds of businesses visiting the page.
Layer three: client testimonials
Named client testimonials with business type, location, and outcome specifics provide peer validation for local business owners who are most influenced by hearing from businesses like their own.
"The most persuasive testimonial for a local business marketing agency isn't 'they were great to work with.' It's 'in the first 90 days, I booked 14 new clients from their Facebook campaigns.' Outcome specificity makes the social proof act as a forecast, the visitor can imagine their own numbers improving in the same way. That's the difference between a nice-to-have testimonial and one that actually drives conversion."
Read more about how we approach agency page conversion in our guide to Landing Page Examples.
The 'Book a Call' CTA is the correct conversion action for a high-consideration service sale. It doesn't close the deal. It starts the relationship. For a local business owner who wants to vet the agency before committing budget, a call is a low-risk next step. The page builds enough confidence to take the call; the call builds confidence to sign the contract. Respecting that two-stage buying process is how performance marketing agencies close more clients, not fewer.
Conversion strategy
The page funnels motivated business owners toward a single call booking action. The volume metric in the hero pre-qualifies confidence, the service breakdown explains what they’d receive, and the testimonials provide peer validation, all designed to make sure that visitors who book a call arrive informed and motivated rather than exploratory and uncommitted.
The ‘Book a Call’ CTA appears at the hero level and at the base of the page after the social proof section, capturing both high-intent arrivals and the methodical evaluators who need the full evidence stack before they’re ready to commit.
"Performance marketing agencies that show their results on the landing page tend to convert better than those that save results for the sales call. When I can see the outcomes before we speak, I arrive on the call with confidence rather than scepticism. The page's job is to earn my trust before the call; the call's job is to close. Confusing those two stages is the most common agency sales mistake I see."
Platform: Go High Level
Go High Level provides the booking calendar integration, CRM capture, and follow-up automation that turns a landing page conversion into a managed sales process. For an agency that handles multiple enquiries simultaneously, GHL’s native pipeline management makes sure no booked call is missed or delayed. The platform’s familiarity to the agency’s own client base also signals operational alignment.
Mobile experience
Local business owners research marketing solutions on mobile between site visits and client appointments. The ‘Book a Call’ CTA is accessible from the top of the viewport without scrolling, and the GHL calendar integration is mobile-optimised for direct date and time selection. The service icon grid reflows to a two-column layout on mobile without losing the individual service descriptions.
Local business owners evaluating agencies on mobile are often time-constrained. GHL pages load efficiently when properly configured, the booking calendar is the performance-critical element, loaded asynchronously so it doesn't block the above-the-fold render. The hero section uses a CSS background with the lead counter as a prominent static element, making sure it's immediately visible without image loading dependency.
What we’d evolve today
Three improvements to increase call booking rate:
- Add a cost-per-lead calculator: A tool that lets visitors input their average customer value and desired monthly lead volume generates a custom ROI projection. Agencies that show personalised ROI before the sales call tend to convert better because the financial case is established before the conversation starts.
- Surface a video case study from a named local business: A 90-second video of a plumbing or HVAC company owner describing their results is more persuasive than written testimonials for the same audience type. Peer-industry video social proof converts motivated visitors who still need the final emotional confirmation.
- Test industry-specific landing page variants: A roofer searching for marketing help should land on a page that shows roofing contractor results. Vertical-specific variants improve relevance scores and reduce the ‘but does this work for my industry?’ hesitation that delays call bookings.
Key takeaway
Hutch’s page demonstrates how to convert local business owners from cold traffic to call bookings through volume-based credibility, vertical-specific proof, and a direct call-to-action that respects the agency services buying process.
Browse our full collection of landing page examples to see how we apply these principles across industries. For methodology, read our guide to Landing Page Call to Action Tips.
Waseem founded Apexure in 2015 and has led its work on 3,000+ pages for 300+ clients since. He writes about what the team sees after the click, which is pages, forms, tracking and the systems behind them.
What the page leans on
The principles at work on this page, each named in the analysis above.
Authority bias
People trust credible experts. Certifications, awards, media mentions, and expert endorsements boost credibility.
Social proof
People follow the actions of others. Testimonials, reviews, and client logos build trust and reduce hesitation.
Visual hierarchy
Controlling what visitors see first, second, and third guides them toward the conversion goal.
Cognitive load reduction
Simpler pages convert better. Reducing visual noise, breaking forms into steps, and clear copy lower mental effort.
What people ask about pages like this
Volume claims in performance marketing are credible when they're specific enough to be verified and implausible enough to be ignored if fabricated. '1,000,000+ Leads Generated in 2024' is a claim that only a high-volume agency with genuine infrastructure could realistically produce. For a local business owner evaluating agencies, this number signals operational scale, not just good marketing strategy, but systems capable of delivering leads at volume. The 2024 dateline was recent when the page launched; a counter like this needs updating every year to keep that relevance.
'Performance marketing' is a specific service descriptor that signals accountability, you're paid on results, not effort. 'For local businesses' is a vertical specialisation that tells the visitor this agency understands their specific constraints: limited budgets, local market competition, and customer acquisition economics that are different from national brands. Combined, the two terms create a positioning statement that filters out prospects who aren't a fit while validating visitors who are. Specific positioning converts better than broad positioning in agency marketing.
Go High Level is a recognised platform in the agency and local business marketing ecosystem. For a local business owner who has already researched GHL or used it through another provider, seeing a Hutch page built on GHL signals platform expertise and infrastructure integration. The platform choice communicates that Hutch uses the same technology as other respected performance marketing agencies, which is a form of technical peer validation that enterprise-software-familiar buyers find reassuring.
Local business owners don't buy marketing agency services from a landing page, they buy a call. The 'Book a Call' CTA is the correct conversion action because it matches the sales motion: the call is where qualification happens, ROI is discussed, and the relationship starts. A form-only conversion doesn't start the commercial relationship, it starts a data collection exercise. The call CTA respects the buying process while creating a real next step.
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"Local business owners who are evaluating marketing agencies have usually been burned before, by agencies that promised leads and delivered reports. '1,000,000+ Leads Generated' is the right opening for this audience because it answers their first question: have you actually done this at scale? Everything else on the page can then build on that foundation of operational credibility."