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What Our Thank-You Page Looks Like

7 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, Eric Deeran walks viewers through the layout and messaging of the company’s post‑booking thank‑you/confirmation page. He explains that the page opens with a notice that the prospect’s call is tentatively scheduled and provides clear instructions to confirm the appointment: reply “yes,” watch for a calendar invite, and click “I know the sender” due to a recent Google Calendar update that prevents automatic addition to the calendar. The page also embeds a short video that breaks down how the offer works, detailing the services provided. Below the video, the page features links to client case studies and result pages, allowing prospects to review specific numbers and outcomes to build trust. The overall purpose of the page is to guide the prospect through confirming the call while simultaneously reinforcing credibility through educational content and social proof.

Here's an example of what our confirmation page looks like, right? So at the top we say, hey, your call is tentatively scheduled. Please follow the directions below to confirm. This video breaks down how the offer works. We go into like what we actually do in the offer. Then we have a section on confirming your call. So reply yes, make sure you look for this calendar invite and then click I know the sender because of Google's calendar update. They won't— it won't automatically go to their calendar when they end up booking. And then from there we have other case studies of actual clients where they can click into this. It builds trust with them. They can go through all the numbers of what happened with this specific client and they can go through all of our client results here.