Robinsfly: lead-generation website for an AI agency

What the site had to do

Robinsfly builds AI automations, agents and advertising for small and growing businesses. Its visitors are business owners, not engineers. The site had to explain four services in plain words, show what an AI agent actually does, and give a visitor one clear next step: book a free audit.

What was built

Atif Bashir built the site on WordPress.

• One goal on every page. A "Book a free AI audit" button stays in the header and repeats through the page.
• A hero that shows the product. An example of a front-desk agent handling an enquiry after hours, marked on the page as an illustration, so a visitor sees the idea in a few seconds.
• A page for each service. AI automation and workflows, AI agents, AI video ads and advertising in AI assistants, each reachable from the menu and from the home page.
• The home page in a sensible order. Why choose them, the services, how the work runs in four steps (a free audit, a pilot, integration, then ongoing improvement), selected work, and a set of questions people ask before they start.
• The tools they work with. A row of the platforms the agency connects to, so a visitor can see it fits what they already use.
• A lead form. Name, email, company, phone or WhatsApp, the service of interest and what is slowing the business down, with a consent box and a hidden field that keeps out automated spam.
• WhatsApp. A chat button on every page and a link in the footer.
• Cookie consent. A banner with choices by category, so a visitor can accept, reject or pick.

How it was built

WordPress, with a cookie-consent plugin and a lead form, so the team can change the wording, the questions and the pages themselves.

Result

The site is live. We are not publishing enquiry or traffic figures here.

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