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Step 1: Gain access to the customer's website builder
Step 2: Create a Landing Page Draft for Clients to Review
Step 3: Build the Landing Page
Step 4: Notify the customer and our general slack
Search our client’s organization name on HubSpot to find the email addresses of the people who work at that organization. If there are multiple email addresses, include all of them in the first email to figure out who is the best person to reach. Create the email in HubSpot so you’re able to track the emails.
In the email, explain how MilkCrate is offering to build landing pages for our client’s app on their website as a complimentary service and communicate with the customer to gain access to their website builder.
Feel free to use this email template.
Reach out to Morgan if the client has questions you don’t know the answer to or wants to get on a call to discuss further. Follow up with clients until they reply to your email whether they are interested or not.
After the client lets you know they are interested, you can start working on the landing page draft for their organization.
Once you gain access to their website, communicate with the client where they would want you to create the landing page on the back end of the website. Begin copying and pasting the content in the Google Doc onto the website.
Create the graphics using Canva
Examples of landing pages we built for our clients:
Once you finish building the landing page, email the client and have them review the landing page before publishing. Work with the client until they are satisfied with the landing page.
Then, message our general slack to let us know you finished building the landing page!