Growth systems that let marketing ship every week.
Growth marketing case studies: landing pages, quizzes, experiments and tracking your team runs without waiting on engineering.
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Built for the next test.
Growth systems are the parts of a website that change every week: landing pages, quizzes, forms, experiments and the tracking that says which version won. We build them so your marketers can launch a variant, read the result and try again, while the core site stays stable and fast.
Growth work in practice.
Projects where the website became a tool the growth team uses every week.
Built for what’s next.
Trusted across our practice
Working together. In their words.
Independent reviews. Long-term working relationships.
“After a website (re)launch, they are also always accessible and happy to help. I highly recommend everyone who is looking for a new and more stable website in Webflow, to work with Stega!”
“We’ve been working with Stega & Gabriel for the last two years. Cannot recommend them enough. They’re responsive, professional & an asset.”
“Stega Creative team not only understood our needs and vision for the websites, but they also came up with improvements.”
Growth systems, answered.
A few things worth discussing before your growth project takes shape.
What is a growth system for a marketing website?
A growth system is the set of pages, tools and tracking a marketing team uses to test and improve a website every week. A typical growth system covers a page builder or component library, quizzes and forms, an experiment tool such as PostHog or Webflow Optimize, and events that report which version converts.
How much does a monthly growth retainer cost?
The fee depends on how many pages, tests and fixes your team wants shipped each month and which tools are involved. Most teams start with a fixed setup project, then move to the retainer once the growth system is live.
How do you run A/B tests on a Webflow site with PostHog?
Run A/B tests on a Webflow site by letting one tool split traffic and the other measure it. For Superpower, Webflow Optimize shows each visitor one of two heroes and PostHog records which one they saw, then tracks sign-up starts. Remove any older test scripts first, or visitors get counted twice.
What tracking should a website have before running growth experiments?
A website needs events for real intent before running growth experiments: lead or tour requests, membership or pricing clicks, sign-up starts and form submissions. Add consent handling first, so tracking respects each visitor's choice. Then check every event fires on staging, because an experiment is only as good as the events behind it.
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