Selling a Single Patented Product to a Sceptical, Specific Audience
Single product sites can be hard; everything needs to land on one page. The X-factor belt made it harder in three ways at once; the first is that the audience is narrow, and the specific golfers need to experience the wear on the back, pelvis and hip, as they have seen the gimmicky support product on the internet. Second is that the product is differently patented, and the third is that buyers can be skeptical; the mid-round pain can be real, so it has to spend money on something the site doesn’t work.
A Single-Product Storefront Built on Clarity, Credibility, and Confidence
We built the X Factor Belt a storefront which is designed around how the actual buyers can move from problem recognition, product understanding to purchase. The hero can lead with a clear promise, instead of jargon. The problem section needs to meet the buyers where they are if the golf is starting to wear on the body, as you are not imagining it and diagnose the issue in the language the golfers can use.