sizzledraft

Make your agency results move

Sizzledraft turns a marketing agency landing page into a short video ad built from its real screenshots, case-study numbers, process and call to action. The first cut comes from the page alone, while later versions can follow a prompt.

Opening lines that work here

  • The campaign result is already on your landing page

    It opens with the agency's own case-study proof instead of making a broad claim about marketing.

  • From first audit to final report in three clear steps

    It turns the agency's delivery process into a sequence that prospects can understand quickly.

  • Your next client may only see this one screen

    It addresses the landing-page constraint directly and creates urgency around the hero, proof and CTA.

How do I turn my agency landing page into a video ad?

Paste the URL of the landing page you use to win marketing clients. Sizzledraft drives a headless browser through the page, captures the hero, finds proof such as lead volume, conversion lift or cost-per-acquisition changes, and identifies a single call to action. It then authors a scene using the page's own colours, type choices and visual treatment. The first video is cut from the site alone, so the claims remain tied to published page content. Later versions can accept a prompt, which is useful when you want to emphasise a particular service, case study or stage of your process. The finished file can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264.

What should an agency video ad take from a case study?

Start with the number that makes the result concrete, then give it enough context to remain accurate. A figure such as qualified leads, booked calls, conversion rate or acquisition cost works best when the landing page also identifies what changed and for whom. The video can show that result early, follow it with the relevant part of your process, and close on the page's main CTA. This structure suits agencies because prospects usually want evidence before they care about a list of services. Avoid pulling an impressive percentage away from its label, time period or campaign context. If the page includes several case studies, use one coherent result per cut instead of stacking unrelated numbers. That keeps the ad readable and makes the path from proof to enquiry clear.

Can one landing-page screen provide enough material for an ad?

Yes, but the edit has to treat the screen as source material rather than pretend it contains a library of footage. For a compact agency page, the cut can crop into the headline, isolate a case-study number, reveal process steps in order and finish on the consultation or audit CTA. Typography, pacing and layout changes create the movement while the real page remains visible as evidence. This works especially well when the hero states a narrow service and the proof is numerical. It struggles when the only available copy is a general promise with no client outcome, method or next step. In that case, strengthen the landing page first or use a later prompted version to choose a clearer angle without inventing claims.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser loads the agency landing page and captures the hero, proof such as case-study figures, and one clear call to action. It also reads the site's brand tokens to style the scene. When the page offers only one strong screen, the cut relies more on animated typography and framing than varied footage.

The common mistake

A common mistake is squeezing the agency's full service list into one ad. Lead with one case-study result, connect it to the relevant process, and finish with the landing page's single CTA.

  • Case-study results often sit below the fold, so prospects never see the strongest proof before leaving the landing page.
  • An agency process shown as static steps can feel slow or complicated when transferred to a short video without a clear sequence.
  • A landing page may provide only one useful screen, leaving little footage for an ad and forcing typography to carry the story.

Questions

Will the video use the case-study numbers on my agency page?
Yes, when those numbers are visible on the landing page and can be presented with their meaning intact. The cut can foreground figures such as leads, conversion rate or acquisition cost, then connect them to the relevant service and CTA. It does not need invented performance claims.
Can I make separate ads for different agency services?
The first video is created from the landing page alone. For later versions, you can provide a prompt asking the cut to focus on a service already supported by the page, such as paid search, lifecycle email or conversion optimisation. A dedicated service landing page usually provides the most specific source material.
What video files do I receive for agency campaigns?
Videos can be rendered vertically at 1080x1920 or horizontally at 1920x1080, at 30fps in H.264. Audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. If you choose a trending sound, it is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively rather than receiving it baked into the file.
How much does it cost to create agency video ads?
Two videos cost $19. The monthly option costs $39 for eight videos. That gives an agency room to test different case-study openings, service angles or calls to action while keeping each version grounded in the source landing page and any prompt supplied after the first cut.

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