Contact person: National Cuffing Day Landing Page for After Hello Matchmaking

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Location: Bushnell, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a slick, conversion-focused microsite—one or two pages at most—that feels like a natural extension of our main brand, After Hello ([login to view URL]). The single goal is to collect leads, so the design should keep a prominent contact form in view and guide visitors toward it with persuasive copy, punchy headlines, and clear calls to action.

Content will revolve around text and images we provide, complemented by at least one interactive touch (a playful quiz, scroll-triggered fact, or similar) to keep people engaged. The finished site must be fully responsive, fast-loading, SEO-friendly, and published to a sub-domain I’ll supply.

I’m open to whatever build stack you prefer— Webflow, WordPress, or another lightweight CMS—so long as updating copy later is straightforward. At hand-off I’ll need the live site, editable source files, and a short guide explaining how to tweak text and swap images.

Looking for a quick turn around on this!

The work is complete when:
• Design language matches After Hello’s colors and typography
• The contact form sends submissions directly to my inbox without hiccups
• At least one interactive element is live on both mobile and desktop
• Google Page Speed Insights shows green metrics for performance and accessibility

Here are some items we have posted for content around National Cuffing Day: National Cuffing Day, created by After Hello.

Why? Because the numbers tell a story:
Only 50% of U.S. adults are married today (down from 72% in 1960).
Nearly half of single adults say they’re not even looking for love (Pew Research).
Loneliness has been declared a public health crisis by the U.S. Surgeon General.

Independence is valuable—but connection is essential. In fact, the Harvard Study of Adult Development found that strong relationships are the #1 predictor of happiness and health.

That’s why we created National Cuffing Day. Not as a joke or a trend, but as a cultural movement:
To normalize the human desire for partnership.
To counter the “single on purpose” narrative.
To remind people that life is better shared with the right partner.

Mark your calendars: Sunday, November 2nd, 2025.
Register now at [login to view URL]
to join our complimentary singles registry.

Brand Guide below for reference. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get National Cuffing Day online." (client-provided description)