Ale Rolki:
a website for a video agency

The task

A video agency lives on social media, but social profiles are a poor place to explain packages or collect serious enquiries. Ale Rolki needed a site to send people to: somewhere that shows the work, explains how a project runs and makes it easy to ask for a call.

The solution

I built a website that leads with examples of videos, then explains packages and the process in three steps, and ends with a short enquiry form. It's designed for a visitor who arrives from Instagram or TikTok on a phone and wants to understand the offer in a minute.

Results

The project has just launched; I'll share results once there are hard numbers.

Why creative businesses need their own site

A profile link to a website makes an agency look established and gives it a page that works in search, in ads and in proposals. It also puts the agency's own story in front of clients, instead of whatever the algorithm shows that day. For creative studios that pitch to businesses, that matters. A clear packages page also saves time on calls, because people arrive already knowing roughly what they want.

For creative and service businesses in Canada

If you run a studio, agency or freelance practice, see how I build portfolio websites and landing pages. And if you need video ads made, have a look at my video ads service.