Moving & Storage

AMEX Moving & Storage

We already run the paid traffic for AMEX, a family-owned long distance mover in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, and those ads bring in around 400 to 500 moving leads a month. Now we have rebuilt the website the ads send people to: a three-step quote in the hero, their USDOT and MC numbers up front, and pages for every service, state and route they cover.

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The Build

Every page of it, exactly as it ships

Recorded straight off the live build: the real page scrolling top to bottom, sticky bars and all.

Next.js Three-step quote form State and route pages Paid traffic in NY, NJ and CT

Before & After

The site the ads used to land on, and the one they land on now.

Both clips are the real sites, recorded live and scrolled top to bottom, so you can compare what a visitor from an ad sees first.

Before

Before. One long form in the hero asks for both ZIP codes, a name, a phone number and an email before anything else happens, with a text consent box underneath.

After

After. A three-step quote that starts with just the route and takes about 20 seconds. The top bar says family-owned carrier, not a broker, with the USDOT and MC numbers beside the phone number.

The Case Study

A new site for ads that already work

Who AMEX is, what changed on the site, and the paid traffic that sends people to it.

The client

A family-owned mover that goes long distance

AMEX Moving & Storage is a family-owned carrier, not a broker, based in Fair Lawn, New Jersey. They pick up within 100 miles across New Jersey, New York, eastern Pennsylvania and Connecticut, and deliver to all 48 contiguous states with their own trucks and crews.

We were already running their paid traffic. The ads worked, so the next step was the page those ads send people to.

The build

What is on the new site

We rebuilt the site in Next.js around the visitor who arrives from an ad and wants a price.

A three-step quote form in the hero: route, date and size, then contact details. It takes about 20 seconds
Family-owned carrier, not a broker, USDOT 3101918 and MC-77849 in the top bar on every page
Seven service pages and a four-step how it works section
An interactive state map that opens area and route pages
A photo story of the crew, a reviews wall, and FAQ, moving checklist and disclosures pages

Paid traffic