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Born Primitive

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Active
Days running
123 days
Funnel score
33/100
Page speed
23/100

The ad

Born Primitive ad creative

Wide toe box for balance, breathable knit for comfort, dual-density cushioning for lifts and jumps, and a durable outsole for traction—Built for strength, HIIT, and running.

New Colors. Same Savage 1.

Shop now
Angle: Product feature superiority with performance benefitsHook: New product variant announcementFormat: Product image with text overlay

The funnel behind it

Born Primitive landing page

Offer: Men's Savage 1 training shoes, priced at $139.00 (with some variants on sale at $97.30-$104.25)

33/ 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.

This collection page does well at showcasing product variety with 19 products displayed in a clean grid, multiple color options visible per shoe, and clear pricing with sale badges. However, it struggles significantly with conversion optimization: there's no prominent primary CTA button above the fold, the page headline is generic and doesn't match the ad's "New Colors. Same Savage 1" angle, social proof is completely absent (no reviews, ratings, or testimonials), and the page speed is critically poor (23/100), which will devastate mobile conversions. The ad promises specific features (wide toe box, breathable knit, dual-density cushioning) but the page shows only product images without highlighting these benefits.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Offer clarity7/10

Where it's weak

  • Social proof0/10
  • Page speed2/10
  • Message match2/10
  • Call to action3/10
  • Trust signals3/10
  • Mobile experience4/10
  • Headline4/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

3/10

No prominent primary CTA button above the fold; users must click individual product cards to proceed, creating friction.

What works
  • Color swatches are clickable and suggest product selection
What hurts
  • No 'Shop Now' or primary CTA button visible above the fold
  • CTA is buried in individual product cards requiring multiple clicks
  • No clear next step for users arriving from the ad

Page speed

2/10

PAGESPEED_SCORE of 23 converts to approximately 2.3/10, indicating critically poor performance that will devastate conversion rates.

What hurts
  • PAGESPEED_SCORE of 23/100 is critically poor
  • Likely excessive image sizes or unoptimized assets
  • Mobile users will experience severe delays and abandonment

Trust signals

3/10

No customer reviews, security badges, guarantees, or trust signals visible; only a generic 'Shop in Store' section at the bottom.

What works
  • Physical retail location mentioned ('The Shops At Hilltop Virginia Beach')
What hurts
  • No customer reviews or ratings to build credibility
  • No money-back guarantee or return policy visible
  • No security badges or trust certifications shown

Mobile experience

4/10

Grid layout appears responsive, but the critically slow page speed (23/100) will severely impact mobile usability and load times.

What works
  • Two-column grid layout is appropriate for mobile screens
  • Product images are visible and organized clearly
What hurts
  • Page speed of 23/100 will cause severe mobile performance issues
  • Likely slow image loading on mobile networks
  • No mobile-specific optimizations visible to compensate for poor speed

Headline

4/10

The page headline 'Savage 1 Training Shoe' is generic and doesn't match the ad's 'New Colors. Same Savage 1' messaging.

What works
  • Headline is clear and identifies the product category
What hurts
  • Doesn't emphasize 'New Colors' as the ad does
  • Generic product name without value proposition
  • Misses the opportunity to highlight what makes this shoe special

Social proof

0/10

No customer reviews, ratings, testimonials, or trust badges visible anywhere on the page.

What hurts
  • No star ratings or review counts on any product
  • No customer testimonials or quotes
  • No trust badges, certifications, or social proof elements visible

Message match

2/10

Ad emphasizes 'New Colors. Same Savage 1' and specific features (wide toe box, breathable knit, dual-density cushioning), but the page shows only product images without highlighting these features or the 'new colors' angle.

What works
  • Multiple color options are displayed, supporting the 'New Colors' message
What hurts
  • Ad's specific feature claims (wide toe box, breathable knit, dual-density cushioning) are not mentioned on page
  • No emphasis on 'New Colors' as the primary message
  • Page is a generic collection view rather than a curated 'new colors' showcase

Offer clarity

7/10

Pricing is clear ($139.00 base, sale prices visible), but the specific shoe features mentioned in the ad are not articulated on this collection page.

What works
  • Base price of $139.00 clearly displayed on each product
  • Sale prices prominently shown in red with discount percentages
  • Multiple color/variant options visible with swatches
What hurts
  • No description of shoe features (wide toe box, breathable knit, dual-density cushioning) visible on collection page
  • Product names are repetitive (all 'Men's Savage 1' variants) without differentiating features
  • No size or fit information displayed

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