Marketing website execution for Wowflow across DE, EN & IT
Landing pages, multilingual SEO content, conversion updates, frontend fixes, and analytics implementation, shipped in a steady cadence alongside Wowflow's marketing team for their European facility-management SaaS.
Client
Wowflow
Industry
Facility Management SaaS
Markets
DE · EN · IT
Engagement
Multi-year partnership
At a glance
The shape of the engagement
One delivery surface, six workstreams, three markets, and a shared release cadence. Wowflow set direction and priorities; we handled the hands-on build, fixes, and rollouts.
Parallel delivery tracks
Pages · SEO · CRO · i18n · Frontend · Analytics
Markets shipped live
German · English · Italian
Integrated platforms
WordPress · HubSpot · GA · GTM · Search Console
How we worked
Execution from Wowflow's briefs and priorities, not strategy or management
The challenge
Marketing work was piling up across the site
Wowflow's marketing site needed hands across a wide surface area: landing pages for paid campaigns, SEO content for organic traffic, conversion updates for lead capture, technical fixes for stability, and analytics that stayed trustworthy.
Each track moved on its own timeline, by different hands, against different priorities. Localised content lagged behind primary launches. Ad attribution slipped between custom forms and HubSpot.
The site did not need a full redesign; it needed dependable execution so pages, localisation, forms, and tracking could move forward together when campaigns and roadmap items landed.
- Fragmented delivery across pages, content, and conversion
- Localisation lag between DE / EN / IT properties
- Custom UI/UX for form elements to support a polished onboarding experience
The approach
Built around a continuous operating model
We aligned to a steady operating rhythm instead of one-off tickets. Four principles kept implementation quality predictable.
Continuous shipping
A steady weekly cadence that bundles content, frontend, conversion, and analytics implementation together, so releases stay coordinated and QA stays predictable.
Parallel tracks, one backlog
Six implementation streams against a single prioritised backlog from Wowflow. When a release went out, pages, attribution, and i18n could move forward together instead of drifting apart.
Quality embedded, not bolted on
Layout-stability checks, link audits, form validation, and tracking verification baked into pre-release gates, not patched in after a regression is reported.
Measurement-ready implementation
Pages, popups, and forms instrumented before launch so behaviour, conversion, and source attribution stay legible for the marketing team. Each iteration feeds the next round of briefs.
What we shipped
Six tracks, one rhythm
Tracks ran in parallel against the same backlog and shared QA gates, so throughput went up without shipping blind.
01 / Website & Landing Page Delivery
High-velocity page execution for product and campaign goals
- Launched and iterated landing pages for product initiatives, campaign pushes, and Meta-ad funnels.
- Built and refined pricing, consulting, product-video, CMMS/CAFM, and software-category pages.
- Reworked page structures, hero/cover sections, TOC placement, and H1 hierarchy cleanup.
02 / SEO Content Production
Multiformat content operations with rigorous QA loops
- Published and maintained SEO-targeted pages and posts in German and English, later adding Italian coverage.
- Delivered long-form articles, guides, checklists, templates, PDF-focused pages, and customer references.
- Ran iterative feedback cycles for revisions, image updates, and final publication QA.
03 / Conversion & Lead Capture
Funnel alignment from first click to qualified lead
- Improved signup flows.
- Built and tuned popup systems across article clusters and campaign-landing groups.
- Implemented HubSpot form connectivity, UTM continuity, CTA destinations, and form-validation upgrades.
04 / Multilingual Expansion
Consistent delivery across DE / EN / IT experiences
- Managed cross-language publishing synchronisation across DE / EN / IT properties.
- Localised header / footer behaviour and language-specific content variants.
- Preserved UX/UI consistency while adapting each locale's structure and messaging needs.
05 / Frontend & Technical Hardening
Continuous hardening for stability, speed, and trust
- Iterated header/footer systems, including major navigation rework and sticky-behaviour fixes.
- Shipped responsive and layout-stability fixes, including performance cleanup around CLS-sensitive areas.
- Resolved broken pages, broken links, downtime incidents, embed sizing issues, and 500-level failures.
06 / Analytics & Tracking
Measurement and tracking implementation
- Improved UTM parameter handling from custom forms through HubSpot collection paths.
- Strengthened source attribution continuity to support cleaner campaign decision-making.
The work, in production
Landing pages, articles, and three locales of QA, one release rhythm.
The outcome
Steadier shipping across pages, locales, and conversion
Workstreams lined up so content, localisation, and lead-capture changes could ship together. Each release built on the last instead of reopening the same gaps.
Higher publishing velocity
Multi-format content moved from brief to live with tighter QA, image updates, and localisation handoffs so DE / EN / IT did not fall weeks behind primary launches.
Stable conversion surfaces
Forms, popups, and CTAs were iterated as briefs changed. Lead capture stayed intact while the marketing team adjusted messaging, offers, and audiences.
Cleaner data trust
UTM continuity, CRM/analytics alignment, and event-level instrumentation held across campaigns, languages, and content surfaces so reports were easier to trust during day-to-day marketing work.
How it shows up day-to-day
Campaigns and experiments ship; the site stays solid.
Page launches and localisation pushes went out with QA coverage. Tracking stayed wired. Forms and popups behaved. Data reached HubSpot and analytics as expected, so the marketing team spent less time chasing site regressions.
Technology stack
The platforms behind
WordPress, HubSpot, and analytics tools wired tightly enough that implementation work could move quickly without breaking measurement.
Web & CMS
WordPress 
JavaScript 
HTML5 
CSS3 Marketing & CRM
HubSpot 
Meta Ads Analytics & SEO
Google Analytics 
Google Tag Manager 
Search Console Hands-on delivery across pages, content & conversion
Wowflow's team set roadmap and strategy. We focused on implementation: the landing pages, multilingual content, forms and popups, hardening work, and tracking changes they prioritised, shipped with QA discipline as the site evolved.
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