TecnoClean is an industrial cleaning company in Santiago, Chile that was struggling to acquire B2B clients despite a significant advertising budget. They hired me to diagnose the issue and rebuild their digital acquisition funnel from the ground up.
The original website was built on Shopify, a platform meant for e-commerce, not service-based businesses. The UI was cluttered, the colors didn’t align with the brand, and multiple user flow pain points created confusion and distrust. The design felt transactional, with cart icons and sales language that didn’t reflect TecnoClean’s industrial expertise. As a result, the site suffered from a high bounce rate and weak engagement from qualified leads.
I migrated the site to Squarespace, where I rebuilt the entire experience with a streamlined, service-first layout. I introduced a unified blue-based visual system to establish trust and consistency, rewrote service pages with clear messaging, and added strong CTAs aligned to user intent. The result was a modern, credible interface optimized for conversion. I also implemented smaller value adds often overlooked, including a custom favicon to reinforce brand identity across tabs and devices.
Once the site was relaunched, I implemented a full SEO and SEM strategy. On the paid side, I restructured their Google Ads into four campaigns, each aligned to a different stage of the funnel. I focused heavily on their flagship service, S30, and refined ad copy to speak directly to decision-makers. I also connected Google Tag Manager to better track conversions, form submissions, and traffic sources, giving TecnoClean full visibility into what was driving leads.
On the SEO front, I optimized metadata, service page content, and internal linking structure. I also identified job-seeker traffic as a key source of waste — and filtered them out by refining copy, adjusting negative keywords, and planning a future lead magnet targeting only operational managers.
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