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How Closers.io Built High-Performing Sales Teams That Scale

A conversion-oriented redesign that clarified the offer, simplified the information architecture and put booking a call at the centre of the site.

Closers.io, founded by Cole GordonSales training and recruiting

BrandingWeb Design
Closers.io website redesign case study banner

What the Work Moved

Sales talent the offer is built around

Top 1%

Sales talent the offer is built around

Phase methodology given its own sections

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Phase methodology given its own sections

Content pillars in the new architecture

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Content pillars in the new architecture

About the client

Closers.io is a sales training and recruiting company founded by Cole Gordon. The company helps businesses recruit, hire and train top 1% sales talent so founders can focus on growing the business instead of managing sales.

The original website contained strong copy but suffered from a cluttered layout, overwhelming navigation and limited visual hierarchy. Our goal was a modern, conversion-oriented experience that reflects Closers.io’s premium positioning and drives users to schedule a call.

Goals and objectives

  • Clarify the value proposition: quickly communicate what Closers.io does and why a prospect should trust them.
  • Streamline the information architecture: simplify navigation and group related content to support users as they learn about the offer.
  • Increase conversions: boost scheduled calls by guiding users through a clear funnel and improving trust with social proof.
  • Support scalability: create a flexible design system for future iterations and additional pages.

Analysis of the previous website

  • Dense hero section: the previous hero used multiple headlines and a lot of text. The copy was compelling but the lack of hierarchy made it hard to scan.
  • Unstructured navigation: the nav listed high-level sections ("Home", "Our Process", "Success Stories", "Blog", "Careers") with little guidance on the customer journey or calls to action.
  • Overlong pages: important concepts such as the four phases (Assets and Economics, Recruiting and Hiring, Ramp Up Training, Systems and Management) were buried mid-page without clear visual anchors.
  • Minimal media: the only imagery was static photos of clients, while a promotional video lived on Google Drive and required extra clicks and a login.

Information architecture and sitemap

We started by mapping the existing content in a Figma sitemap. That clarified the different user types, founders searching for a sales team, salespeople looking for careers, and partners exploring services, and it highlighted redundancies. The sitemap let us restructure the site into three pillars.

  • Services: explain how Closers.io recruits, hires, trains and manages sales teams, with each phase of the four-phase methodology given its own section, concise text and icons for scannability.
  • Proof: feature success stories, testimonials and recognisable clients to build trust.
  • Resources and Careers: blog content, FAQs and career opportunities in a secondary navigation area, so they do not distract prospects from booking a call.

Hero section with video

To engage visitors immediately we designed a clean hero banner featuring a short video that showcases high-energy sales calls, team culture and success metrics. The headline is reduced to a single promise, "Unlock the power of the top 1% sales talent", supported by a subheading that invites users to book a call. A prominent button drives users to the scheduler and stays sticky as they scroll.

Visual design and branding

  • Colour palette: refreshed to emphasise trust and professionalism, deep blues and slate greys paired with a vibrant accent orange for calls to action.
  • Typography: a modern serif for headlines paired with a clean sans-serif for body copy, improving hierarchy and readability.
  • Imagery: custom illustrations depict the four-phase methodology, while photos of the sales team humanise the brand.
  • Design system: components built in Figma for buttons, cards, testimonials and forms, so everything stays consistent across breakpoints.

Conversion improvements

  • Clear calls to action: every section ends with a relevant CTA such as "Schedule a Call" or "See How It Works".
  • Social proof: testimonials and client logos moved closer to the top of the page, supporting the claims about results.
  • FAQ integration: frequently asked questions now sit inside the Services page rather than hidden at the bottom.
  • Optimised forms: a simplified form captures only essential information, reducing the friction of booking a call.

Implementation process

  • Wireframing and prototyping: low-fidelity wireframes in Figma let us iterate quickly on layouts, testing variations of the hero, navigation and service sections before committing to high fidelity.
  • High-fidelity design: once the structure was validated we built a polished prototype with final typography, colour and imagery, including responsive states for mobile and desktop.
  • Development handoff: components were organised and design tokens defined to streamline handoff, with a detailed style guide accompanying the prototype to ensure implementation fidelity.

Outcomes

Detailed analytics will be tracked post-launch, and the redesign is expected to yield measurable improvements.

  • Higher engagement: reducing cognitive load and adding a compelling video makes visitors more likely to stay on the site longer.
  • Improved conversion rate: clear calls to action and persuasive social proof should increase scheduled calls compared with the previous layout.
  • Stronger brand perception: the modern design and consistent visual language convey professionalism and trust, aligning with the company’s mission to provide world-class sales teams.

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