Every screen of the funnel, reskinned end to end in Valoram Solutions branding: your logo, your colors, your typography, plus dedicated slots for the three-video system (pre-book, pre-call, and follow-up). VRA gets them in the door. Valoram closes. Ready to sit on a domain you own.
The full live survey: all 9 questions, the personalized question 5, the $100k gate, then the contact form and the 4-digit text-code step (any code works). Below the fold: what your review gets you.
Open landing A →Same survey and verification flow, but the below-fold block is the rotating Valoram capability carousel: income, tax, investments, insurance, legacy. The "one team, whole picture" story.
Open landing B →A test variant off landing B: the sign-up continues one question at a time (state, name, email, phone) on the survey's own tracker, 13 steps total, so the quiz never turns into a form.
Open the 13-step test →The VSL playing in place, then an interactive booking calendar: day pills with the soonest day up front, six times spread across the day, and one "show all" control. Tap around, it works.
Open screen 2 →A test variant of the booking step: a Calendly-style month calendar where today and tomorrow quietly stand out, tap a day for its times, tap a time and Confirm appears beside it.
Open the calendar test →Booking confirmation with add-to-calendar and "save our number" buttons, the pre-call video slot, FAQ, and the "get to know Valoram" capability block.
Open screen 3 →Where a non-booker lands from a follow-up text: a short video, then the same calendar. Includes the booked-state view, so a lead who already booked never sees a second calendar.
Open screen 4 →Extracted from the valoramsolutions.com design tokens, so every screen matches the site pixel for pixel.
Type: Poppins for headings · Montserrat for body · 8px corner radius throughout
Internal design mock prepared by VRA. Not a live page, no tracking, no data collection. Screens link to each other in the top bar.