The header button on every page of five9.com goes to /landing/blended-demo-offer, a page titled "Blended Inbound Outbound Call Center Demo" whose description still talks about a "digital workforce" and whose form sits under "the Power of More", with "All fields are required". The homepage, meanwhile, sells "Smarter CX brings human and AI together" and already has a one-field demo dialog. The busiest conversion click on the site lands on an older campaign with a longer form, just as Five9 hires a Senior Manager, Paid Media & Experimentation to own landing pages and forms.
First action
Pull last quarter's visits, form starts and completions for /landing/blended-demo-offer.
How to measure it
Demo page form completion
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Baseline
Visits, form starts and completions by source.
Marketing Operations 2 days
Write the page
Smarter CX headline, video and two next steps.
Product Marketing 1 week
Shorten the form
Business email only; enrich the rest.
Marketing Operations 3 days
Match the story
Industry-specific customer proof by visitor.
Senior Audience Marketing Manager 3 days
QA and launch
Check claims, links and brand.
Senior Creative Project Manager 2 days
Test
A/B against the old page on paid traffic.
Senior Paid Media Manager 3 weeks
Route
Expert requests to an SDR within the hour.
Sales Development leader 1 week
Why it works
Make one current demo page: Smarter CX headline, a short demo video, a form that asks only for a business email (enrich the rest from 6sense and Marketo), and two choices after it, "watch now" or "talk to an expert". Show the story that matches the visitor's industry (Exact Sciences for healthcare, Central Bank for banking). Repoint the header, footer and /demo links, and A/B test it against the old page on paid traffic.
A page that matches the message that brought the visitor, with fewer fields, converts more of the same traffic, and every paid campaign benefits at once.
Ready to use
ChecklistDemo page launch list
[ ] Headline matches homepage: Smarter CX [ ] Title and meta description rewritten [ ] Form: business email only, enrichment on [ ] "Watch now" and "Talk to an expert" paths [ ] Industry story swaps (healthcare, banking, retail) [ ] Header, footer and /demo links repointed [ ] A/B test and SAO tracking set up
Risks and how to handle them
Lead quality falls with fewer fields
Score enriched leads and compare SAO rates, not form fills.
Old page has backlinks
Redirect it to the new page.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe "View Demo" button in the header of every page links to /landing/blended-demo-offer (and /demo redirects there). Its title is "Blended Inbound Outbound Call Center Demo", its meta description says "Got two minutes? This video shows how an AI-enabled Five9 digital workforce capably handles customer calls", the H1 is "You're Building the Future of CX. Here's Your Next Move" and the form section is headed "Discover What's Possible with the Power of More" with "All fields are required." It shows four stories: Alaska Airlines, Central Bank, Exact Sciences and Lumexa Imaging ("$4M in Revenue").Source
- Your websiteHomepage (October 23, 2026): H1 "Smarter CX brings human and AI together"; a hero "Business Email" field opens a "See Smarter CX in action" demo dialog; G2-style rating chips "4.1/5" and "4.5/5"; "Five9 named a Leader for the 9th time in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CCaaS"; customer results from Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Omaha Steaks, Exact Sciences and Yopa; the homepage has no social share image.Source
- HiringSenior Paid Media Manager (remote US, posted September 23, 2026), titled in the post "Senior Manager, Paid Media & Experimentation": owns paid search, paid social and programmatic with "pipeline/SAO targets", reporting "from click to lead to opportunity to closed revenue"; "Own landing page and conversion path optimization (CRO), designing and running A/B and multivariate tests on page structure, forms, and messaging"; tools include Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, LinkedIn, Optimizely or VWO, Contentsquare and 6sense.Source
- HiringVP, Demand Generation (Irving and San Ramon, posted September 15, 2026), reporting to the CMO: owns "global campaign strategy, account-based marketing, partner marketing, customer marketing, the full events portfolio, and the sales development organization"; "Own speed to lead and qualification standards jointly with Sales leadership"; "Pair ABM programs with matched sales development coverage so account engagement is followed by a human within the window it matters"; "Build for international markets on their own terms - regional channel mix, language, local buying behavior"; "Build the advocacy and reference engine"; "Treat every event as a campaign".Source