ConversionLab
Brand guide
Typography, color, components, spacing, and copy rules for all ConversionLab surfaces – LinkedIn, Google Ads, landing pages, and content.
Primary – purple
Purple
#7357F6
Primary CTA buttons, links, active states, acquisition badge, nav highlight
Purple hover
#5B42EA
Button hover / pressed state
Purple dark
#4E37DD
Active / focus ring, deep accent
Purple light
#EDE9FE
Acquisition badge background, subtle chip fills
Purple soft
#EFF3FA
Hero section background tint, acquisition service card bg
Purple card
#F7F6FB
Card surface fill, table row alternate
Usage rule: Purple is the universal brand color across all pages and service areas. It is not limited to acquisition contexts – it is the primary ConversionLab color everywhere.
Accent – green (retention context only)
Green
#059669
Retention badge text, retention funnel labels, retention zone headings
Green dark
#065F46
Retention body text on light green backgrounds
Green light
#D1FAE5
Retention badge background, growth path chip
Green soft
#F2F8F6
Retention service card background, section bg tint on retention side
Usage rule: Green appears exclusively when the two service areas (acquisition + retention) are shown side by side – service cards, funnel diagram zone labels, and badge treatments. It is not a general-purpose accent. Do not use green on retention-only pages or standalone CTAs.
Testimonial – cream / amber
Cream
#FDF2E4
Testimonial block background, quote card fill
Amber mid
#F4CE92
Warm decorative elements within testimonial
Amber
#E8B56F
Star ratings, accent within cream block
Amber dark
#DCA45C
Border accent on cream block
Ink scale – text
Ink
#2F353E
H1, H2, H3 headings, high-emphasis body
Ink mid
#343B55
Standard body copy on white backgrounds
Body
#535F6D
Secondary body, supporting paragraph copy
Meta
#595F75
Nav links, captions, form labels, meta text
Muted
#7E93B0
Placeholder text, disabled states, column header labels
Surface & border
White
#FFFFFF
Card backgrounds, modal surfaces, input fields
Surface
#F7F6FB
Page background, alternating table row
Border
#DCE1F5
All card borders, dividers, input borders
Orange accent
#F78059
Secondary visual accent – stat highlights, A/B report loss indicator
Stat cards
A/B tests performed
33
Across 10 landing pages
Uplift in CVR
1187%
Cumulative across full engagement
Reduction in CAC
64%
Increased CVR = lower acquisition cost
Stat cards use border-radius: 8px, border: 1px solid #DCE1F5, white background. Label in all-caps muted text, value in 32px/800, delta in 11px meta text. Purple for CVR/primary metrics, green in acquisition–retention split contexts only.
Badges & eyebrow labels
Acquisition
Retention
Case study
How it works
Why ConversionLab
Trusted by SaaS companies
Two areas. One discipline.
Acquisition
Retention
Entry point
Growth
Entry point
Growth
Rule: Eyebrows above section headings use uppercase, 700 weight, letter-spacing 0.12em. Purple for brand/acquisition eyebrows, muted grey (#7E93B0) for neutral labels. Never use em dash. Never mix acquisition purple and retention green on the same component unless explicitly side-by-side comparison.
Service cards – acquisition & retention
Acquisition
Convert strangers into customers
Landing pages, trial signups, demo requests. Every element tested until it earns its place.
Entry point
Design Project – one landing page in 5 business days. Fixed price, clear brief, ready to launch.
Growth
CRO retainer – ongoing A/B testing that builds on itself.
Retention
Convert customers to loyal ones
Onboarding flows, trial-to-paid conversion, pricing page optimization. Fix the leaks before they cost you MRR.
Entry point
Free retention teardown – a structured analysis of where your product is losing users and why.
Growth
Ongoing retention optimization – systematic testing at onboarding, activation, and renewal.
Service cards: border-radius: 12px, padding: 28px. Acquisition card uses #EFF3FA bg + #DCE1F5 border. Retention card uses #F2F8F6 bg + rgba(5,150,105,0.15) border.
Testimonial / quote block
"ConversionLab played a key role in accelerating Campaign Monitor's growth by optimizing our landing pages for maximum performance. We increased conversion rates by 260% in the first 6 months and 1187% cumulatively across the full engagement, and saw a 64% reduction in customer acquisition cost."
Shamita Jayakumar
Senior Marketing Manager, Campaign Monitor
Quote blocks use #FDF2E4 (cream) background, border-radius: 12px, padding: 32px 36px. Body copy 16px / 400 / italic, attribution 13px / 700 ink, title 12px / 400 meta.
Problem cards
📉
Traffic isn't the problem
Your PPC is delivering. The gap is between what visitors expect and what the page delivers.
🔁
One-off fixes don't compound
A sprint finds the obvious friction. A sustained engagement finds everything else.
👥
Junior teams, senior problems
Most agencies hand work to juniors. The person who writes the hypothesis should run the test.
Problem cards: white background, border-radius: 12px, border: 1px solid #DCE1F5, padding: 24px. Icon container: 40×40px, border-radius: 8px, #F7F6FB bg.
USP / value prop cards
✓
More revenue from traffic you're already paying for
No extra ad spend required. Higher conversion rates mean your existing budget goes further – and every improvement stacks on the one before it.
✓
One expert on your account, always
No juniors, no account managers, no handoffs. The person who writes the hypothesis is the person who runs the test – and the one you can actually talk to.
USP cards: white background, same border/radius as problem cards. Check mark: 20×20px circle, #EDE9FE bg, #7357F6 text. Heading 15px / 700, body 13px / 400.
Core layout values
Max page width1080px
Min page width (desktop)1080px
Section padding (top/bottom)80–120px
Mobile canvas max width320px (Unbounce hard limit)
Column gutter16–24px
Card padding (standard)24px
Card padding (large)28–36px
Border radius tokens
Radius SM4px – badges, chips, table rows
Radius MD8px – stat cards, icon containers, form inputs
Radius LG12px – service cards, quote blocks, problem cards
Radius XL20–30px – modal overlays, floating panels
Radius pill100px – primary CTA buttons only
Nav card12px
Standard card border1px solid #DCE1F5
Section background map
Hero section – bg #EFF3FA (purple-soft), nav bar on white card
Social proof strip – white bg, stat values on white
Benefits / USP section – white bg, cards on white with border
Testimonial block – cream bg #FDF2E4
Acquisition card – #EFF3FA
Retention card – #F2F8F6
Problem section – white or surface bg
CTA section / footer area – purple bg #7357F6
Section alternation rule: Sections alternate between white and tinted backgrounds to create visual rhythm. Purple-tinted (#EFF3FA) opens the page. Green-tinted (#F2F8F6) appears only alongside purple-tinted in split acquisition–retention layouts. Cream appears exclusively for testimonial blocks. Solid purple is reserved for hero headers and bottom CTAs.
Core rules
CaseSentence case always – "Conversion rate optimization" not "Conversion Rate Optimization"
DashEn dash (–) for mid-sentence breaks. Never em dash (—). Never ellipsis (...)
PersonFirst person on CTAs: "Get my free session" not "Get a free session"
PositioningOne-person shop is a selling point – "One expert on your account, always"
Agency languageNever use "boutique agency". Never "paid traffic" (implies we run ads). Never "compounding" as a concept word.
Color languagePurple = acquisition, green = retention (only in split-view context)
ToneDirect, evidence-led, no hedging. Proof before claim.
Do / don't examples
DoHow Campaign Monitor cut CAC by 64%
Don'tHow Our Boutique Agency Helped Campaign Monitor Achieve Compounding Results
DoOne expert on your account, always
Don'tA dedicated account manager manages your relationship
DoMore revenue from traffic you're already paying for
Don'tWe help you maximize your paid traffic ROI
DoConversionLab starts where the click lands
Don'tWe offer end-to-end funnel optimization solutions...
DoNo extra ad spend required – every improvement stacks on the one before it
Don'tOur compounding methodology delivers exponential, synergistic results
DoGet my free strategy session
Don'tSchedule A Free Consultation Today!
LinkedIn-specific: Posts use practitioner voice – first person, specific data points, hypothesis-led thinking. No engagement-bait, no "hot take" openers. Lead with a concrete observation, follow with proof, close with a single implication. No more than one CTA per post.