Things you can open and click.
Two of them. One template, two trades, and the opposite decision about what the page asks for first.
Voltvik El
A five-page site for an electrician in Västerås — services, projects, about and contact — in Swedish and English. It leads with the phone number, because a fault in the fuse box is not something anyone shops around for.
An invented company. Every page says so in its footer.
Open the siteSpec pieceFärgvik Måleri
The same build for a painter in Örebro, also in Swedish and English. This one leads with the quote form instead of the phone, because painting is a planned job people take two or three prices on first.
An invented company. Every page says so in its footer.
Open the siteWhy there are only two
A website is the easiest thing to link to. It is also the least representative.
Outbound campaigns, voice agents and automations get built inside the accounts they run in. There is no public URL for an email sequence, or for a voice agent sitting on a phone line.
These two are labelled spec pieces because pretending otherwise is the easiest thing in the world to do, and the worst thing to be caught doing.
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