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PetLab Co.

Facebook · Instagram · Video

Active
Days running
72 days
Funnel score
69/100
Page speed
49/100

The ad

PetLab Co. ad creative

Yeast growth can be one of the most frustrating things for a dog to deal with. Here are the key signs your dog is fighting it and a brilliant chew that can help used by over 2.3 million owners 🔥

Meet the probiotic chew that targets yeast in dogs - fast

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Angle: Problem-solution (yeast infection relief for dogs)Hook: Pain point identification with social proofFormat: Video

The funnel behind it

PetLab Co. landing page

Offer: Probiotic soft chew for dogs with yeast-related skin issues

69/ 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 landing page effectively uses social proof (NASO seal, 13,527+ Trustpilot reviews, media mentions from ABC/CBS/Forbes/NBC) and a compelling problem-solution headline that directly addresses dog owners' pain points. The product is clearly positioned as a probiotic soft chew for yeast issues. However, the page suffers from critical CTA placement issues—the primary visible CTA is a cookie consent button rather than a product purchase or lead-gen button. The page speed is poor (49/100), which will hurt mobile conversion. The message match is strong between the ad and headline, but the lack of a clear conversion CTA and the cookie wall blocking the page significantly undermine conversion potential. The product imagery and educational content about gut health are well-executed, but the page needs a prominent, action-oriented CTA above the fold.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Social proof9/10
  • Message match9/10
  • Trust signals8/10
  • Headline8/10
  • Offer clarity7/10

Where it's weak

  • Call to action2/10
  • Page speed5/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

2/10

The primary visible CTA is a cookie consent button ('Accept All Cookies') rather than a product-focused call-to-action; no clear 'Buy Now' or 'Learn More' button is visible in the screenshots provided.

What works
  • Cookie consent buttons are clearly visible and actionable
What hurts
  • No product purchase or 'Learn More' CTA visible above the fold
  • Primary CTA is cookie management, not conversion-focused
  • Cookie wall may block access to actual product CTA below

Page speed

5/10

PAGESPEED_SCORE of 49 converts to approximately 5/10, indicating slow page load times that will negatively impact user experience and conversion rates.

What hurts
  • PAGESPEED_SCORE of 49 indicates poor performance
  • Slow load times will increase bounce rate on mobile
  • Performance issues likely due to unoptimized images or scripts

Trust signals

8/10

Strong trust signals present: NASO quality seal, 13,527+ verified Trustpilot reviews, media mentions from major outlets, and educational content about gut health and yeast issues.

What works
  • NASO quality seal badge establishes product quality standard
  • 13,527+ Trustpilot reviews with star rating provides social proof
  • Media credibility from ABC, CBS, Forbes, NBC builds brand authority
What hurts
  • No visible money-back guarantee or satisfaction guarantee
  • No customer testimonials or quotes visible on page

Mobile experience

6/10

Page appears to be mobile-responsive with stacked layout, but the cookie consent modal takes up significant screen real estate and may impede mobile navigation.

What works
  • Text is readable and properly sized for mobile
  • Images scale appropriately for mobile viewing
  • Layout appears to stack vertically for mobile
What hurts
  • Cookie consent modal is full-screen and blocks content access on mobile
  • Large whitespace sections visible between content blocks
  • Page speed score of 49 will significantly impact mobile experience

Headline

8/10

The headline directly addresses the dog owner's pain point (scratching, paw licking, head shaking) and positions the solution (probiotic soft chew) as the answer.

What works
  • Opens with relatable problem: 'Does your dog scratch, paw lick or head shake?'
  • Identifies root cause: 'due to yeasty skin'
  • Positions solution: 'new probiotic soft chew Canadian dog owners swear by'
What hurts
  • Headline is quite long and could be more punchy
  • Uses 'new' which may not be accurate if product is established

Social proof

9/10

Multiple strong social proof elements visible: NASO quality seal, 13,527+ Trustpilot reviews with star rating, and media mentions from major outlets (ABC, CBS, Forbes, NBC).

What works
  • NASO quality seal badge prominently displayed in top left
  • 13,527+ reviews on Trustpilot with visible star rating
  • Media credibility: 'As Seen On' logos from ABC, CBS, Forbes, NBC

Message match

9/10

Excellent alignment between ad messaging and landing page: ad mentions 'yeast growth' and 'probiotic chew,' page headline directly addresses yeast-related scratching and promotes the same probiotic soft chew solution.

What works
  • Ad headline 'probiotic chew that targets yeast' matches page focus on yeast solution
  • Ad primary text about yeast frustration aligns with page's problem statement
  • Both emphasize the probiotic soft chew as the solution

Offer clarity

7/10

The product is clearly identified as a probiotic soft chew for dogs with yeast-related skin issues, with visible product imagery and educational content about gut health.

What works
  • Product shown in white bowl with clear visual of soft chew pieces
  • Specific problem identified: scratching, paw licking, head shaking from yeast
  • Solution clearly stated: probiotic soft chew for gut support
What hurts
  • No pricing information visible on the page
  • No clear package size or quantity details shown
  • No explicit mention of how many chews per serving or dosage

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