A Custom Webflow Site for a Google Ads Agency

Laptop screen showing the homepage of a Google Ads agency website built in Webflow for a UK e-commerce specialist

A Custom Webflow Site for a Google Ads Agency

Brass Tacks is a founder-led Google Ads agency for UK e-commerce brands, built by Martin Davies on twenty years in paid media. I built a single-page Webflow site on Client-First that argues the case for profit over ROAS and ends in a free audit.

  • Stripe integration - vouchers and subscriptions, set up per client.
  • Self-serve billing portal - invoices and cards without emailing.
  • Qualifying enquiry form - asks monthly ad spend up front.
  • Six-question FAQ accordion - answers objections before the call.
  • Subtle scroll animations - motion that paces the argument.
  • One page, anchor navigation - no click between problem and price.
Tablet mockup showing the flat-fee pricing section of a Google Ads agency website designed in Webflow
Tablet mockup of the profit dashboard section of a marketing agency website showing results by product category
Service Business

Built Around How E-Commerce Owners Actually Decide

A brand-new name needed credibility with brands turning £1M to £20M. E-commerce owners want the numbers, the price and the catch in that order, so the page gives all three before it asks for anything.

Alex has done a great job, I got exactly what I asked for. Alex has been really quick to help and make any adjustments post launch. Would highly recommend.
Martin Davies
BRASS TACKS

Results

A new brand that reads as established

Brass Tacks launched with a site that leads on twenty years of results rather than a founding date. Prospects arrive already knowing the track record, the method and the price, so the first conversation starts from whether it fits rather than whether the agency is any good.

Enquiries that arrive already qualified

Publishing the flat fee and the £1M to £20M turnover range does the filtering a sales call used to do. Brands outside the fit stop before the form. The ones who complete it have read the pricing, understood the profit-first method and still want the audit.

Growth that no longer depends on one contact list

The audit gives the agency something to point people towards from search, from LinkedIn or from a referral, and all three land in the same funnel. New business is no longer capped by how many conversations the founder can personally have in a week, which is what a referral-only pipeline quietly costs.
Common questions

Good to know

Does a one-page website work for a B2B service business?

It works when the sale rests on a single argument rather than a range of services. One page can carry the problem, the evidence, the pricing and the objections in the order a buyer needs them. It stops working when you have several distinct audiences needing different routes.

Should a B2B service business publish its prices?

Publishing a price filters enquiries before they reach you, which is usually worth more than the enquiries it costs you. It works particularly well for a fixed-fee model, where the price is part of the positioning. It works badly when every project is genuinely bespoke.

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