I've added the "A Word From Anne-Marie" section to the /1 funnel. The section is placed after the Scenarios section and before the Review section. It features Anne-Marie's photo with a gold border, her testimonial about protecting over $500 million in Ontario real estate, her personal message about not wanting clients to be underinsured, and her signature with title. The component uses the same navy/gold color scheme and styling consistent with the rest of the /1 funnel.

Based on my review of the /1 funnel, here's my conversion analysis:

SECTIONS ON /1 PAGE (in order)

1. TopBar
2. Hero
3. Ticker
4. ScenariosSection
5. AnnMarieSection (just added)
6. ReviewSection
7. HowItWorks
8. FinalCTA
9. Footer

POTENTIAL CONVERSION HICCUPS

1. Too Many Sections Before CTA

Users scroll through 6 content sections before reaching the final CTA. The hero has a CTA, but if they scroll past it, it's a long way down.

2. Redundant Messaging

• ScenariosSection and ReviewSection both talk about coverage gaps and what could go wrong
• Both create fear/urgency around the same problem - feels repetitive

3. HowItWorks Section

• Explains "Answer 7 questions → Get your score → Schedule a call"
• This is friction - explaining the process makes it feel like work
• High-converting funnels often hide the "how" and just say "Get Your Score"

4. Ticker Section

• Shows scrolling stats about property owners
• Adds visual noise without strong conversion value
• Could be removed or integrated into hero

RECOMMENDED CUTS

RECOMMENDED STRUCTURE (Shorter)

1. Hero - Hook + CTA
2. ScenariosSection - Fear/pain points (keep)
3. AnnMarieSection - Trust/credibility (keep)
4. FinalCTA - Close (keep)
5. Footer

This cuts the page nearly in half while keeping the core persuasion elements: problem → trust → action.

Want me to implement these cuts?