1
Website homepage
Build a homepage that makes Veya feel credible, premium, safe, and real. Decide the sections, copy, visuals, layout, and CTAs yourself.
It should be responsive, use real visuals, and feel like a custom clinic website rather than a generic template.
2
Meta ad landing page
Build a separate landing page for this Meta ad angle: “Not sure what your skin actually needs? Get a calm, expert consultation before spending money on treatments.”
Its only goal is to convert visitors into leads for a Free Skin Confidence Consultation, so make the page mobile-first, focused, and low-pressure.
3
Automation diagram
Create a clear flowchart for the no-code automation that happens after someone submits the landing page form. Use n8n, Make, Zapier, GoHighLevel, Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, or similar.
Show how the lead is captured, stored, tagged, alerted to the team, followed up, booked, and handled if something breaks. Add a short explanation of each step.
4
Two Meta ad copies
Write two complete Meta ads. For each one, submit the primary text, headline, description, and CTA.
Ad 1, FlowLedger: a fictional cash-flow SaaS for agencies with 5 to 30 people. It connects invoices and expenses, shows a 90-day cash forecast, and warns owners about upcoming gaps. The offer is a 14-day free trial with no card required. The goal is to start a trial.
Ad 2, Dr. Aarya Mehta Aesthetics: a fictional doctor-led clinic offering a free 15-minute consultation for adults considering acne-scar treatment. It is calm, private, and no-pressure. The goal is to book the consultation.
Quality bar: lead with a sharp audience insight, make the value and offer specific, earn trust, and finish with a clear CTA. Do not invent testimonials, prices, results, endorsements, or medical or financial claims. Generic AI copy will score poorly.