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Beauty Pie

Facebook · Instagram · Audience Network · Video

Active
Days running
27 days
Funnel score
75/100
Page speed
57/100

The ad

Beauty Pie ad creative

High-performing, expert beauty – without the excessive premium markup. Become a Beauty Pie+ member to get insider access to exceptional skincare, makeup and more, created to the same standards of quality and performance as other luxury brands, minus all the excessive markups.

Beauty lovers need this

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Angle: Value proposition - luxury quality at non-luxury pricesHook: Curiosity/Need-basedFormat: Video

The funnel behind it

Beauty Pie landing page

Offer: Luxury beauty without excessive markup. Beauty Pie+ membership provides access to exceptional skincare and makeup at significantly reduced prices (e.g., $37 vs $560 for micro-caviar mask). Starter Kit available for $59 with full year of member pricing (worth $159).

75/ 100

Funnel score

8-point CRO breakdown

How well the landing page behind the ad is built to convert, scored across 8 factors: offer, copy, speed, trust, mobile, message-match, CTA, and social proof.

Beauty Pie's landing page effectively communicates its core value proposition—luxury beauty products at non-luxury prices through membership. The page demonstrates strong message-to-ad alignment with the direct price comparison ($37 vs $560) serving as a powerful proof point. Social proof is well-integrated through Trustpilot ratings and product reviews. Mobile experience is solid with responsive design. However, the PageSpeed score of 57 is a notable weakness that could impact conversion rates, particularly for mobile users. The page uses multiple CTAs strategically (Shop Now, Join Now, Shop Kit) but could benefit from more urgency or prominence on primary conversion actions. The creative direction ("Rewild yourself") is distinctive but somewhat abstract compared to the concrete value messaging. Overall, this is a well-constructed landing page with strong fundamentals, held back primarily by performance optimization issues.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Trust signals: Strong trust signals: Trustpilot rating prominently displayed, multiple product reviews with 5-star ratings, clear brand positioning, membership model transparency, privacy policy linked, social media presence shown. Professional design reinforces legitimacy.
  • Mobile experience: Mobile layout appears responsive and well-organized. Text is readable, CTAs are appropriately sized, imagery scales well. Navigation is accessible. No obvious mobile usability issues detected.
  • Social proof: Strong social proof present: 4.5/5 Trustpilot rating at top, 5.0 star review on sunscreen product, multiple 5-star reviews visible. User testimonials and ratings build credibility effectively.
  • Message match: Excellent alignment between ad and landing page. Ad emphasizes luxury quality without excessive markup; page delivers this via direct price comparison ($37 vs $560 micro-caviar mask) and membership value proposition. New product launch reinforces freshness.
  • Offer clarity: Clear value proposition: luxury beauty at lower prices through membership. The micro-caviar mask comparison ($37 vs $560) effectively demonstrates the savings model. Membership benefits are well-articulated.
  • Call to action: Multiple CTAs present: "Shop Now" buttons are clear and action-oriented. "Join Now" for membership signup. "Shop The Kit For $59" provides specific offer. CTAs are well-placed but could be more prominent/urgent.
  • Headline: "Rewild yourself" is creative and memorable, though somewhat abstract. The subheading "Stole The Morning Eau de Parfum" clarifies the specific product. Ad headline "Beauty lovers need this" is generic but functional.

Full breakdown

Call to action7/10

Multiple CTAs present: "Shop Now" buttons are clear and action-oriented. "Join Now" for membership signup. "Shop The Kit For $59" provides specific offer. CTAs are well-placed but could be more prominent/urgent.

Page speed6/10

PageSpeed score of 57 indicates moderate performance issues. This is below ideal (70+) and could impact conversion rates, particularly on mobile. Load time may cause friction in the conversion funnel.

Trust signals8/10

Strong trust signals: Trustpilot rating prominently displayed, multiple product reviews with 5-star ratings, clear brand positioning, membership model transparency, privacy policy linked, social media presence shown. Professional design reinforces legitimacy.

Mobile experience8/10

Mobile layout appears responsive and well-organized. Text is readable, CTAs are appropriately sized, imagery scales well. Navigation is accessible. No obvious mobile usability issues detected.

Headline7/10

"Rewild yourself" is creative and memorable, though somewhat abstract. The subheading "Stole The Morning Eau de Parfum" clarifies the specific product. Ad headline "Beauty lovers need this" is generic but functional.

Social proof8/10

Strong social proof present: 4.5/5 Trustpilot rating at top, 5.0 star review on sunscreen product, multiple 5-star reviews visible. User testimonials and ratings build credibility effectively.

Message match8/10

Excellent alignment between ad and landing page. Ad emphasizes luxury quality without excessive markup; page delivers this via direct price comparison ($37 vs $560 micro-caviar mask) and membership value proposition. New product launch reinforces freshness.

Offer clarity8/10

Clear value proposition: luxury beauty at lower prices through membership. The micro-caviar mask comparison ($37 vs $560) effectively demonstrates the savings model. Membership benefits are well-articulated.

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