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Born Primitive

Facebook · Instagram · Messenger · Video

Active
Days running
126 days
Funnel score
42/100
Page speed
20/100

The ad

Born Primitive ad creative

From Op Tops to Range Shirts to Assault Pants, our Full Uniform Set is built to outlast, outmaneuver and outperform the rest. Grab the gear made by operators, for operators - now tailored for the ladies' fit.

Women’s On Duty Apparel

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Angle: Performance and inclusivity - tactical gear designed specifically for women by operatorsHook: Product feature enumeration with empowerment angleFormat: Video

The funnel behind it

Born Primitive landing page

Offer: Women's tactical apparel collection including Op Tops, Range Shirts, Assault Pants, and other tactical gear items priced from $35.00 to $209.00

42/ 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 page effectively showcases a curated collection of women's tactical apparel with clear product imagery, multiple color options, and transparent pricing. Strengths include strong visual presentation of products, good mobile layout with grid display, and clear navigation breadcrumbs. However, the page suffers from critical weaknesses: extremely poor page speed (20/100), minimal social proof elements (no reviews, testimonials, or trust badges visible), vague headline that doesn't match the ad's "Women's On Duty Apparel" positioning, and a weak CTA strategy with the geolocation redirect taking priority over product engagement. The cookie consent and newsletter signup at the bottom add friction without building trust. The page reads more as a category listing than a compelling sales page.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Offer clarity8/10
  • Mobile experience7/10

Where it's weak

  • Social proof1/10
  • Page speed2/10
  • Call to action3/10
  • Trust signals3/10
  • Headline4/10
  • Message match5/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

3/10

Primary CTA is buried and weak; the geolocation redirect ('Take Me There' / 'Stay Here') takes visual priority over product engagement, and secondary CTAs are product-level clicks without clear conversion path.

What works
  • Product cards are clickable with implicit 'view product' CTAs
  • Newsletter signup CTA present at bottom with email input field
What hurts
  • Geolocation modal dominates top of page, diverting attention from products
  • No prominent 'Add to Cart' or 'Buy Now' buttons visible on product cards
  • No clear path to checkout or collection-level purchase action

Page speed

2/10

Page speed score of 20/100 is critically poor, indicating severe performance issues that will cause abandonment and negatively impact conversion.

What hurts
  • PAGESPEED_SCORE of 20 indicates extremely slow load times
  • Multiple product images likely unoptimized for fast delivery
  • Heavy JavaScript or unoptimized rendering blocking page interactivity

Trust signals

3/10

Trust signals are minimal; page lacks reviews, security badges, company credentials, or reassurance elements beyond basic product presentation.

What works
  • Clear product pricing with no hidden costs
  • Professional product photography and layout
What hurts
  • No customer reviews or ratings visible
  • No 'About Us' or company credibility information visible
  • Cookie consent and privacy notice at bottom may raise concerns without reassurance

Mobile experience

7/10

Mobile layout appears responsive with products displayed in a clean grid, readable text, and accessible navigation, though the geolocation modal may create friction on mobile.

What works
  • 2-column product grid adapts well to mobile viewport
  • Product images scale appropriately with readable product names and prices
  • Filter and sort options accessible at top of collection
What hurts
  • Geolocation modal takes up significant screen real estate on mobile
  • Color swatches may be difficult to interact with on small screens

Headline

4/10

Headline 'Tactical Full Uniform Set' is generic and doesn't match the ad's 'Women's On Duty Apparel' positioning or emphasize the operator-for-operators angle.

What works
  • Headline is visible and uses relevant tactical terminology
What hurts
  • Doesn't convey 'made by operators, for operators' value proposition from ad
  • Doesn't emphasize women's-specific fit mentioned in ad primary text
  • Generic category name rather than compelling benefit statement

Social proof

1/10

Page contains virtually no social proof elements—no customer reviews, ratings, testimonials, trust badges, or user-generated content visible across both sections.

What hurts
  • No star ratings or review counts on any products
  • No customer testimonials or case studies
  • No trust badges, certifications, or security indicators visible

Message match

5/10

Page partially matches ad messaging about tactical apparel for women, but misses the 'operators for operators' positioning and doesn't emphasize the specific product categories mentioned in the ad.

What works
  • Products shown (Op Tops, Assault Pants, Range Shirts) match ad primary text items
  • Women's-specific collection aligns with ad's 'tailored for the ladies' fit' claim
  • Tactical/operational aesthetic matches ad tone
What hurts
  • Headline doesn't reference 'Women's On Duty Apparel' from ad headline
  • Missing 'made by operators, for operators' messaging visible on page
  • No emphasis on 'outlast, outmaneuver, outperform' benefits from ad

Offer clarity

8/10

Product offerings are clear with visible items, prices, and color options displayed prominently in a grid layout.

What works
  • 8 distinct products shown with clear product names and prices ($35-$209 range)
  • Color swatches visible for each product allowing quick comparison
  • Product images show items on models for fit reference
What hurts
  • No bundle pricing or 'full uniform set' discount mentioned despite collection name
  • Missing product descriptions or specifications beyond names

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