If you’re a business owner, bookmark this. For the next 30 days, I’ll be sharing gems,tips & prompts to help you give your website a glow-up A glow-up means your site: • attracts clients while you sleep • turns visitors→leads • position you as an authority New tip daily🧵

I'm loving this project.. Because I'm one of their ICPs in reality Let me put you on the frame It's a site redesign of a "BIM agency" & they're targeting architects, structural engineers, construction firms.. Annnd I'm an architect So I know what they need Let the fun begin

wip of the creative direction Do we like it?

Working on their creative direction rn.. Take this as your reminder: You're good at what you do, so don't let your online presence makes you look like a beginner. → Focus on: * branding * positioning * strategy..

I'm loving this project.. Because I'm one of their ICPs in reality Let me put you on the frame It's a site redesign of a "BIM agency" & they're targeting architects, structural engineers, construction firms.. Annnd I'm an architect So I know what they need Let the fun begin

03.01.2026 First project of 2026. ✅Wireframe & site structure so it's designed for conversion. Do we like it already?

03.01.2026 First project of 2026. ✅Wireframe & site structure so it's designed for conversion. Do we like it already?

Have you heard of "Gall's law" ? Complex systems evolve from simple systems. → Start simple. Be honest: Do you tend to over-engineer your ideas or start simple and evolve?

Have you heard of "Gall's law" ? Complex systems evolve from simple systems. → Start simple. Be honest: Do you tend to over-engineer your ideas or start simple and evolve?

If you want to grow your business, you need to: - Be your #1 fan - Use data to learn (no emotions attached) - Build systems - Have belief + determination - .... ? What else would you add?

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I don't share much of my architectural stuff here but here are some :) Which tower design is your favorite?

If you’re a business owner, I got a gift for you: The simple tools + workflow I use to run my business.. https://t.co/CgLDqIViPN

Let's talk conversions (mobile Vs. desktop) Which one wins?🧵(with real data)

TL;DR: • Mobile wins on traffic (75%). • Desktop wins on conversion (nearly 2x). • People buy cheap stuff on phones, expensive stuff on laptops. • Fix your mobile's site responsiveness. PS. I'll be sharing more data driven stuff to help your biz → Follow @JayPROb01

Moral of the story: → Think of both because they both matter.

• Mobile: optimize for Capture. Get the email. Get the "Add to Wishlist." Make it easy to save for later. • Desktop: optimize for Conversion. Make the checkout detailed, secure, and reassuring. If you force a desktop-level form on a mobile user, you lose them.

The "Trust Gap" is real: It’s not just about screen size, it’s about psychology. Data shows that for "complex" purchases (financial products, furniture, luxury travel), desktop conversion rates are 2x higher than mobile. "so what should we do?"

Because the friction of typing complex info on a 6-inch screen is too high for high-ticket items.

The "$20 vs. $2,000" Rule: The device we choose usually depends on the risk. → Ordering $15 Sushi? 100% Mobile. One click. Easy. → Booking a $1,500 Flight? You switch to Desktop. Why? Because you need to check dates, verify passport info, and read the fine print. why...