Local Media Empire: 7 pages, 11 days, $135K+.
I designed the complete JVZoo launch funnel for Local Media Empire, Chad Nicely’s AI local-news platform, from the partner page that recruited the affiliates to the bundle at the end. Seven main pages, one design system, six colour worlds, built in 11 days from first brief to cart open. The launch made $135K+, 35.63% of buyers took the Pro upgrade, and it won JVZoo Product of the Day.
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One new product. A fixed cart date. Nothing designed yet.
The brief arrived on 12 September: Local Media Empire, a new AI platform that lets anyone run a local news publication, launching on JVZoo for Chad Nicely, with Karthik Ramani running JV relations. The cart date couldn’t move: Wednesday 23 September, 11 AM EST.
That set three jobs in a fixed order. Recruit the affiliates first, so the partner page had to exist before anything else. Warm buyers up with a live webinar on launch morning. Then sell the front end and every upgrade behind it, with each page strong enough to stand on its own.
- Partner page
- Sales page
- Webinar sign-up
- Pro upgrade
- Local Directory
- Client Version
- Bundle
Seven pages, one path to the bundle.
Every page had one job. Affiliates came in through the partner page; buyers moved from the webinar to the bundle.
Recruits the affiliates who drive the launch: commissions, contest, schedule and the funnel map, all on one page.
50% on every offer$8,000 contest- 1Webinar sign-up
A live webinar on launch morning, so buyers arrive warm.
23 Sep · 10 AM ET - 2Sales page
Sells the $37 front end in 43 sections, each one answering the buyer’s next question.
$37 front end - 3Pro upgrade
The first upgrade, offered the moment checkout is done.
35.63% took it - 4Local Directory
Second upgrade: turn the publication into a local traffic and revenue machine.
Upgrade 2 - 5Client Version
Third upgrade: get paid to build publications for other people.
Upgrade 3 - 6Bundle
Every upgrade, feature and bonus for one discounted price.
Gold & Platinum
One system, six colour worlds.
Every page shares one set of components, so the funnel feels like one product. But each page takes its colours from its own product box, so a buyer always knows they’ve reached a new offer.
- 1The product box sets the hue.
- 2The page goes almost black, with just a hint of it.
- 3The buy button is the one colour the page hasn’t used yet.
- Partner pageDaylight newsroom
- Ground
#F5F8FD - Ink
#0A1633 - Button
#0B5CFF
- Ground
- Sales pageEmpire after dark
- Ground
#050C22 - Accent
#1683FF - Button
#F55F00
- Ground
- Pro upgradeBlack and gold
- Ground
#07060A - Accent
#FFC93C - Button
#1BB24C
- Ground
- Local DirectoryInk and emerald
- Ground
#060D0B - Accent
#3DDC97 - Button
#FF8A00
- Ground
- Client VersionGraphite and platinum
- Ground
#05070C - Accent
#D8E5F5 - Button
#1BB24C
- Ground
- BundleNeon violet
- Ground
#08040F - Accent
#8B5CF6 - Button
#1BB24C
- Ground
Every scroll answers the next question.
Before I design a single pixel, I map the questions a buyer asks as they scroll, in the order they ask them. Here’s how the Local Media Empire sales page answers each one.
- Hero
01“What is this, and is it for me?”
How the page answers: One promise and one audience in a single headline, with the brand’s map pin standing in for the “o” in Local. Nothing else on the screen competes with it.
- Success stories
02“Has this worked for anyone like me?”
How the page answers: Success stories show up before a single feature does, laid out as pinned newspaper clippings with each key phrase highlighted.
- 3 simple steps
03“How hard is this going to be?”
How the page answers: Three steps under a CREATE ✦ GENERATE ✦ PUBLISH band, so the buyer sees how little they need to learn.
- Demo
04“Can I see it actually working?”
How the page answers: A real walkthrough of the product in a studio-monitor frame, surrounded by the publications it creates.
- Launch price
05“What does it cost, and is it worth it?”
How the page answers: The price lands only after the value, right next to the monthly cost it replaces.
- Guarantee
06“What if it doesn’t work for me?”
How the page answers: A 30-day triple guarantee, placed right before the buyer has to decide.
About this project.
The questions people ask me about Local Media Empire. Anything else, just ask.
Ask me about your page →Who designed the Local Media Empire launch funnel?
I did. I’m Amit Verma, a sales page and funnel designer from India. I designed all 7 main pages of the Local Media Empire launch for Chad Nicely in September 2026, from the partner page to the bundle.
How did the Local Media Empire launch perform?
It made $135K+ in launch sales, 35.63% of buyers took the Pro upgrade, and it won JVZoo Product of the Day on 24 September 2026.
How long did the whole funnel take?
11 days, from the first brief on 12 September to cart open on 23 September 2026. That covered the partner page, the webinar sign-up, the sales page, three upgrades and the bundle.
How do 7 pages stay consistent but still feel different?
They share one design system, re-coloured page by page from each product box. The page goes almost black with a hint of the box’s hue, and the buy button is the one colour the page hasn’t used yet.
Can you design a launch funnel like this for my product?
Yes. Send me your page link, or your product if you don’t have a page yet, on WhatsApp or Facebook. I’ll reply with 3 fixes, free, and a quote.
Want a page that sells like this one?
Send me your page link. I’ll reply with 3 fixes, free, usually as a short video. Whether we work together or not, your page gets better.
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