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Sale interest
Product cards create a stronger reason to ask about availability than a generic contact button.
Tracking-ready CTA
Every campaign needs one clear next step.
This page demonstrates how a preview site can route calls, messages, directions, and account requests while keeping source tracking clean for ads, QR cards, or direct outreach.
Productwhich card they clicked
Sourcead, QR, search, or outreach
Follow-upstaff knows what to ask about
Tracking examples: `?source=facebook-lvp-florence`, `?source=qr-postcard`, or `?source=google-local-page`. Final form integrations can be added after approval.
Simple tracking beats guessing.The goal is to know which page, ad, or QR code produced the call or inquiry.
Suggested CTA paths.
Keep the first version simple. Calls, directions, and account requests are enough to validate interest before adding complex forms.
Homeowner shopperCall / get directions
ContractorRequest account docs
Facebook adSend message / visit LVP page
Postcard QRSource-tagged landing page
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Send traffic to the right page
Florence traffic goes to Florence LVP, Athens traffic goes to Athens LVP, contractors go to account info.
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Label the source
Use UTM/source tags so calls and inquiries can be matched back to ads, QR cards, and outreach.
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Report what matters
Judge the test by real calls, messages, directions, and account interest — not vanity clicks.
🔥 Hot-buy request
Clicked product details
If a shopper clicks a product card, this section can show the selected style, sale range, and next step automatically.
$1.75–$2.50 /sq ft
Hot-buy card requests
When a shopper clicks a product card, the URL can carry the product and source — for example `?product=river-oak&source=hot-buy-card`. The next version can turn that into a pre-filled form or call tracking note.
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Call follow-up
Staff can ask, “Which hot buy were you looking at?” and log the answer.
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Offer tracking
Facebook ads, QR postcards, and product clicks can all point to the same tracked offer flow.