Hi, I’m Queenie Ling
I noticed your tracking software landing page currently uses a standard sign-up form to collect leads. To showcase the experience and skills I could bring to being the Senior Web Marketing Manager at AfterShip, I’ve prototyped two interactive variations built with Claude Code below that could be run in an A/B test to improve email leads for demos.
Turn shipment tracking into repeat revenue
Give shoppers branded tracking pages, proactive delivery updates, product recommendations, and carrier visibility that reduce WISMO tickets and bring customers back after checkout.
Incremental revenue
Cost reduction
Why this idea:
The current page asks for a demo booking up front so the form is the whole offer. You hand over your details and a slot in your diary before you get anything back and that only works on people who are already sold. This version shows the money first and asks second.
The ROI calculator is a tool you already have but haven't tested in a more impactful placement. The current proof on the page belongs to goodr and DIME Beauty, but this interactive component personalizes the sell to each potential customer to their business, giving them a more compelling reason to sign up for a demo.
Turn shipment tracking into repeat revenue
Give shoppers branded tracking pages, proactive delivery updates, product recommendations, and carrier visibility that reduce WISMO tickets and bring customers back after checkout.
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Why this idea:
This version asks three easy questions instead to engage the visitor and reduce the risk of drop-off. Once a visitor has started engaging, they are more likely to continue signing up.
Their answers give you their platform, their volume and their biggest headache which means the first reply can talk about the problem they actually picked. It also finishes on a revenue figure so the visitor feels their inputs have provided them a personalized result, allowing them to feel more invested in the demo.