Menorescue
Full supplement funnel system structured to improve continuity from TSL through ecommerce and post-purchase steps.
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Funnel design focused on momentum, clarity, and conversion.
I design funnels for ecommerce and direct-response brands across landing pages, TSLs, ecommerce offer pages, upsells, downsells, checkout paths, and post-purchase flows. The goal is to keep each step connected so the user does not lose momentum between one decision and the next.
Why funnels usually leak conversion
Most funnels do not fail because one page is ugly. They fail because the sequence between pages feels disconnected. Each step asks for attention again instead of carrying conviction forward.
- Landing pages and TSLs that do not hand off cleanly into the ecommerce step
- Offer pages that repeat too much or reset the story instead of continuing it
- Upsells and downsells that feel disconnected from the primary purchase logic
- Post-purchase steps that increase friction instead of preserving buying momentum
What I design inside a funnel
Entry pages
Landing pages, bridge pages, and TSLs designed to establish the promise fast and guide users into the next step with less friction.
Offer pages
Ecommerce steps and product pages structured around offer clarity, trust support, and cleaner decision sequencing.
Post-purchase flow
Upsells, downsells, and continuity steps designed to preserve momentum after the first yes without feeling aggressive or confusing.
Example systems
Funnels work better when each step feels like part of one connected path.
I approach funnels as connected systems, not isolated screens. That means the next step always feels like the natural continuation of the previous one.
Joint Genesis
Multi-step funnel architecture balancing bridge-page context, TSL persuasion, and ecommerce conversion flow.
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Connected direct-response system with VSL, TSL, ecommerce, and post-purchase steps designed as one decision path.
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