A ladder people can read.
Five visible savings tiers rise to $1,000, and the page says the discount applies automatically at checkout. The offer is framed alongside direct links to shop pool tables, avoiding a coupon-code step.
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A sitewide Labor Day campaign with a clear savings ladder, a lead capture and precise credit for the page team.

The Labor Day Sale page went live August 17, 2026, with up to $1,000 off sitewide. I provided the creative direction and template. Brady Stick built the page on that template, and Zorica wrote the SEO copy. The result carries the offer from an immediate headline into clear ways to buy online, visit a showroom or enter the sales CRM through its lead form.
Visible savings tiers and automatic checkout pricing make the offer easier to understand. The lead form creates a separate path for shoppers who want help, with inquiries available to the connected sales team in GoHighLevel.
Five visible savings tiers rise to $1,000, and the page says the discount applies automatically at checkout. The offer is framed alongside direct links to shop pool tables, avoiding a coupon-code step.
A $150 ball-set offer leads to the same GoHighLevel capture used on the Sitewide Sale and Home Field pages. It sits high on the page after the savings ladder, with the rest of the page providing reassurance about showrooms, financing and room fit. The connected sales team can follow up in the CRM.
I supplied the campaign direction and page template. Brady Stick implemented the landing page; Zorica supplied the SEO copy, including the supporting sections that help shoppers choose how to buy.
August 17, 2026.
Up to $1,000 off sitewide.
My creative direction and template; page by Brady Stick; SEO by Zorica.