Bold AgencyLanding page template

For agencies that would rather show numbers than adjectives

Clients hiring a marketing agency have usually been disappointed by one before. They respond to specifics: who owns the ad accounts, what target the agency signs up to, what it costs. Bold Agency is a confident white-canvas page with photography and heavy headings that puts those specifics first and ends on a strategy call.

It is written for a performance marketing agency and suits growth, PR, branding, SEO and content studios, and consultants selling retainers. Choose it when the brief wants results up front and a bold, modern agency feel.

How the page builds the case

The hero states the positioning in one sentence, “Paid search and social, reported in revenue, not reach”, and names the budget range the agency works with, which qualifies visitors before they scroll. How we work sets out the terms of the relationship, such as client-owned accounts and written targets.

Services lists what the agency runs, each linked to retainer prices. Audited results summarises outcomes across a large number of campaigns, including the ones that needed a change of course, and pricing publishes retainers by spend level.

Process walks through the first weeks, a logo strip shows who the agency has worked with, and team puts faces and roles to the work. Testimonials quote clients with their own figures, questions covers scope and contract length, the strategy call form promises a reply within hours, and a before-and-after table for five named retainers closes the page with hard evidence.

Making it yours

Four schemes are included: Wine, Cobalt, Forest green and Ink black. Headings can be Archivo, Familjen Grotesk or Lexend, all with Hanken Grotesk body text. Swapping the scheme recolours the service cards, pricing highlights and buttons together.

Replace the ten sample photographs with your team and client work. Tables of results are editable in place; if you select one, you can ask the AI to reformat your own figures into it.

Writing it in your own words

You can start from the template at no credit cost and rewrite it yourself, or tick the option to let the AI write the text for your agency, about 20 credits, without touching the layout. Useful facts for the brief: your channels, the client budgets you take on, the target you commit to, retainer prices, a handful of client results you can name, and who is on the team.

Evidence to assemble first

This template promises results in revenue, so it needs real figures behind every claim. Start with the campaign table: pick a period, count the campaigns, and report the median return rather than the best one. Where a campaign changed course, say so briefly, as the sample does. Clients who hire on numbers tend to trust an agency that shows its misses.

Write the retainer tiers the way you sell them, with the ad spend range each one covers and what is included, such as the number of channels, reporting cadence and creative rounds. For the team section, use actual photos and roles of the people a client will speak to. The client logo strip only helps if you have permission to show the names, so check contracts before adding them.

Adapting it for PR, branding, SEO and freelancers

A PR agency can replace return on ad spend with coverage secured and share of voice, and retitle the pricing tiers around campaign length. Branding studios usually give the campaigns section to two or three case studies with before-and-after work. SEO and content shops can show traffic and lead figures by quarter, with a note on how long results take to arrive. A freelance consultant can cut the team section to one profile and lower the pricing to project fees, keeping the strategy-call form as the single action.

When another template fits better

Bold Agency is loud by design. A smaller growth consultancy that wants a plainer page may prefer Growth Agency. Design and development studios selling product work fit Digital Studio or Product Design Studio, and a studio that wants a quiet, editorial index of projects will like Studio Index. Solo consultants and coaches have a page of their own in Solo Consultant.

See every agency layout on the agency and studio templates page.

Before you publish

• Get client approval for every name and number in the results tables.
• Make sure published retainer prices match your current proposals.
• Replace the logo strip with brands you can reference.
• Decide whether the strategy call form asks for monthly budget.