Crawlcue: a landing page for the New Site Visibility Coach idea

Get your new site indexed, starting with the right fix

People wrote that their new site is not showing up in search results and that they don't know where to start. The headline names the result they want, getting indexed, and promises a starting point. 'The right fix' answers the feeling that they already tried things and are now guessing.

Words it borrows from real posts:

• “three months”
• “new website”

1. Navigation: It gives quick jumps to how it works, features, pricing and FAQ, and keeps the free diagnosis button in view for anyone ready to try.
2. Hero: It names the 'not indexed' status, states the promise of reasons and five ordered fixes, and shows a sample fix list so the idea is concrete before any reading.
3. Problem: It describes the slow months after launch the way people asking for a fix did: no homepage in results, statuses without reasons, and too many warnings to sort.
4. How it works: Three short steps show the effort is small and the access is read-only, which answers the first worry about connecting site data.
5. Features: Each feature maps to a pain above: a reason per page, a short ordered list, honest 'wait' calls and weekly checks for people who feel progress is slow.
6. Who it's for: It narrows the page to sites one to six months old with almost no clicks, so the right founders recognise themselves and others leave early.
7. Comparison: People said they already ran audits and tried tools, so this table explains what is different: ordering fixes for a young site and saying when to wait.
8. Pricing: It repeats that the first diagnosis costs nothing and that only the ongoing fix plan is paid, keeping the first step low risk.
9. FAQ: It answers the doubts likely to stop a click: data access, what is free, how it differs from other options, and that no ranking is guaranteed.
10. Final call to action: It restates the problem as 'stop guessing' and repeats the same free diagnosis button for those who read to the end.
11. Footer: One plain line restates what the product is, so the page ends on the core offer.

• Free diagnosis: Free
• Fix plan: $19 a month

The free diagnosis lets a founder see a real reason and a fix list before paying, which suits people who already put in effort for little return. The $19 monthly plan charges only for the ongoing part, the full plan and weekly re-checks, and sits well below the tool price the page compares against.

The button says Get my free diagnosis. After the click: Crawlcue is almost ready

'Get my free diagnosis' names what people asked for, a reason their site is ignored, and says it costs nothing. The click asks only for interest. Ghostlaunch built this page to test the idea, so the click opens a dialog saying the product is almost ready, not a working sign-up.

Brand colour #9E1F3A, the “editorial” font pair, a light theme.

A deep red brand colour, an editorial font pair and a light theme make the page read like a calm written report, matching the promise of a memo a consultant would write. It suits founders tired of noisy warnings who want a clear, sober explanation.