Temptum — corporate site that converts visitors into qualified AI-consulting briefs

AI consulting firms sell trust, not features. The previous Temptum site was a stock template — generic stock photo, three bullet points, a "contact us" button that opened a Gmail compose window. Every qualified lead that came in required a back-and-forth to scope the project before a single hour of work could start. Worse, the site did not give the visitor any reason to believe the firm could do the work — there was no team, no case study, no proof. Visitors who were ready to hire bounced because the site read like a placeholder.

Temptum is a single editorial scroll that answers three questions in order: who you would be working with (team photo, real names, real credentials), what they have done (case study teasers with real numbers), and how to start (a structured briefing form that captures project type, tools, timeline, and budget in five fields and posts directly to Brevo). No Calendly round-trip, no "let's schedule a call" — the form gives the consulting team everything they need to send back a real proposal within 24 hours. The result is fewer but better-qualified leads, and a site that reads like the firm it sells.