OrderLink
A conversion-focused SaaS landing page for a social commerce platform — built to help Nigerian sellers create storefront links and receive orders.
Project overview
OrderLink is a social commerce platform built for Nigerian sellers to create shoppable storefront links and manage orders directly through social channels. The landing page was engineered for conversion: clear hierarchy, benefit-led copy, social proof integration, and a frictionless sign-up path.
Challenge
Nigerian sellers needed a landing page that communicated the product's value in seconds, overcame trust objections common to new SaaS products in the market, and made sign-up feel low-risk.
Solution
The page was structured around a benefit-first hierarchy — outcome headline, visual proof, feature explanation, social proof, and a single dominant CTA — with friction deliberately minimised at every scroll depth.
Outcome
A conversion-optimised landing page that positions OrderLink as a credible, purpose-built tool for social commerce sellers.
Benefit-led hierarchy from first scroll
Trust signals integrated above the primary CTA
Mobile-first responsive layout optimised for the primary audience
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Services
- Landing page design
- Conversion architecture
- Frontend development
- Copywriting
Deliverables
- Hero and CTA section
- Feature and benefit blocks
- Social proof and trust section
- Pricing tier display
- Footer and navigation
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