A sales page for turning one conversation into a campaign.
Small Business Talks wanted their existing site's pitch condensed into a focused, conversion-ready sales page — smaller in scope, same authority. Every screen below is the actual live page.
The same pitch, in less space.
Small Business Talks already had a full site and a real offer — a media package that turns a 30-minute interview into an article, a podcast episode, a YouTube feature, and three weeks of social content. What they needed was a tighter, standalone sales page carrying the same weight without the full site around it.
One interview. An entire media campaign.
The hero leads with the full scope in one breath: a real conversation with a local business owner, turned into a professionally produced article, podcast episode, YouTube feature, and three weeks of branded social content — all published on a media property with 20 years of authority behind it.
A real interview, not a mockup.
Instead of describing the video deliverable, the page embeds an actual published interview — a full-length sit-down, professionally edited and live on the A Greater Town YouTube channel. Seeing the real output does more than any bullet point could.
Every major podcast platform, not just one.
The same interview becomes a podcast episode distributed to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Podchaser, and iHeart Radio — the page shows the actual show page, with real past episodes, so a visitor can hear the quality before buying in.
A real client, real numbers, no rounding up.
Dawn Home Care went from page 3 to page 1 on Google in three weeks after running a Small Business Talks feature, with 512 cumulative views across social posts and 87 minutes of cumulative watch time — specific, named, verifiable numbers instead of vague claims.
See it before you buy it.
A dedicated samples section links out to a real YouTube interview, a YouTube short, and both podcast platforms — organized by format so a visitor can jump straight to whichever proof matters most to them.
Built for Main Street, said plainly.
Rather than a vague mission statement, the page draws a clear line: no corporate clients, no big-box brands — just the people who make communities work. That exclusion is the pitch, and it's stated in one short paragraph instead of a wall of brand values.
21 items, itemized — not a vague bundle.
Instead of one generic "media package" line, every deliverable is listed: the video, audio file, and transcript, then the full distribution schedule — an editorial feature with video and map embed, backlinks to the client's own site, and the podcast rollout across platforms, spaced over three weeks so it reads as a campaign, not a one-off post.
30 minutes for you. We do the rest.
Three plain steps: book a 30-60 minute interview, in-person or remote; the team produces the video, article, graphics, and podcast episode with a draft review before anything goes live; then everything publishes and distributes across YouTube, podcast platforms, agreatertown.com, and social — removing every reason a busy owner might hesitate.
The real hesitations, answered up front.
Pricing, usage rights, timeline, and "what if I'm not comfortable on camera" — the exact questions a hesitant local business owner would actually ask, answered directly instead of buried in a contact form.
A full offer, in one scroll.
Everything Small Business Talks needed to sell their media package — the pitch, the proof, the pricing, and the process — condensed from a full site into one focused, conversion-ready page.