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Based Supplies

Facebook · Instagram · Audience Network · Video

Active
Days running
182 days
Funnel score
69/100
Page speed
56/100

The ad

Based Supplies ad creative

We made tallow balm to help our son's sensitive skin. We had no idea it would help this many people. After every fancy cream failed (and made him cry), we went back to basics: grass-fed tallow from our cattle + raw honey from our hives. Two weeks later, his skin was clear. Then other parents started asking for jars. We still make it the same way, by hand, in small batches. If we wouldn't put it on our kids, we won't sell it. Get yours while we have stock 🐄

Restore Your Skin in 3 Weeks!

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Angle: Origin story/founder problem-solving with social proofHook: Personal narrative (founder's child's skin problem)Format: Video testimonial/brand story

The funnel behind it

Based Supplies landing page

Offer: Grass-fed tallow + raw honey balm. Hand-made in small batches. Results visible in 2 weeks. 5 natural ingredients.

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 is a strong direct-response landing page for a niche health product with excellent narrative alignment between ad and page. The page effectively uses storytelling (founder's journey), social proof (testimonials + before/after), and transparency (ingredient sourcing, farm imagery) to build trust. The core offer is clear: a natural tallow balm for eczema that works in 2-4 weeks. However, the page is significantly hampered by poor PageSpeed performance (56/100), which will suppress conversions. The ad CTA ('Learn more') is generic and doesn't leverage the scarcity angle mentioned in ad copy. The page headline is stronger than the ad headline and better addresses the emotional pain point. Overall, this is a well-crafted conversion page that would benefit most from speed optimization and a more compelling primary CTA.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Trust signals: High trust signals: Family farm operation with named cattle and beehives. Transparent ingredient sourcing (5 ingredients listed, all from farm or trusted neighbors). Before/after photos with specific child name and age. Founder story about solving their own son's problem. No artificial marketing language. Farm imagery reinforces authenticity. Honest about product limitations and application timeline.
  • Social proof: Strong social proof present: Named testimonial from Sarah (mother of 3) with specific quote about results. Before/after photo of Emma (age 4) showing dramatic improvement in 2 weeks. Timeline graphic showing expected results. Multiple condition improvements listed (psoriasis, keratosis pilaris, baby acne, cradle cap, diaper rash, scars).
  • Message match: Excellent alignment between ad and page. Ad emphasizes: family farm origin, grass-fed tallow, raw honey, hand-made batches, solving eczema after creams failed. Page reinforces all these points with detailed explanations, ingredient sourcing, and family farm imagery. Narrative consistency is strong.
  • Offer clarity: Clear offer: Tallow & Honey Balm for eczema/skin issues. Specific ingredients listed (grass-fed tallow, raw honey, beeswax, olive oil). Price point not visible in captured images, but product benefits are explicit.
  • Mobile experience: Page appears mobile-responsive with readable text and properly sized images. Before/after comparison image is clear. Timeline graphic is legible. No obvious mobile usability issues detected, though some text-heavy sections could be optimized for smaller screens.
  • Headline: Strong headline 'Finally, A Safe Solution That Actually Calms Your Child's Eczema (Without the Tears)' on page is more compelling than ad headline. Ad headline 'Restore Your Skin in 3 Weeks!' is benefit-driven but generic. Page headline better addresses pain point.

Where it's weak

  • Page speed: PageSpeed score of 56 is poor. This indicates slow load times that will negatively impact conversion rates, especially on mobile. High-quality images and content-heavy page likely contributing to performance issues. Significant optimization needed.

Full breakdown

Call to action6/10

Ad CTA is 'Learn more' which is weak and generic. Page appears to have stronger CTAs but not clearly visible in final image. No urgency-driven CTA visible (e.g., 'Buy Now', 'Get Yours'). Stock mention ('Get yours while we have stock') in ad copy suggests scarcity but not leveraged in primary CTA.

Page speed3/10

PageSpeed score of 56 is poor. This indicates slow load times that will negatively impact conversion rates, especially on mobile. High-quality images and content-heavy page likely contributing to performance issues. Significant optimization needed.

Trust signals8/10

High trust signals: Family farm operation with named cattle and beehives. Transparent ingredient sourcing (5 ingredients listed, all from farm or trusted neighbors). Before/after photos with specific child name and age. Founder story about solving their own son's problem. No artificial marketing language. Farm imagery reinforces authenticity. Honest about product limitations and application timeline.

Mobile experience7/10

Page appears mobile-responsive with readable text and properly sized images. Before/after comparison image is clear. Timeline graphic is legible. No obvious mobile usability issues detected, though some text-heavy sections could be optimized for smaller screens.

Headline7/10

Strong headline 'Finally, A Safe Solution That Actually Calms Your Child's Eczema (Without the Tears)' on page is more compelling than ad headline. Ad headline 'Restore Your Skin in 3 Weeks!' is benefit-driven but generic. Page headline better addresses pain point.

Social proof8/10

Strong social proof present: Named testimonial from Sarah (mother of 3) with specific quote about results. Before/after photo of Emma (age 4) showing dramatic improvement in 2 weeks. Timeline graphic showing expected results. Multiple condition improvements listed (psoriasis, keratosis pilaris, baby acne, cradle cap, diaper rash, scars).

Message match8/10

Excellent alignment between ad and page. Ad emphasizes: family farm origin, grass-fed tallow, raw honey, hand-made batches, solving eczema after creams failed. Page reinforces all these points with detailed explanations, ingredient sourcing, and family farm imagery. Narrative consistency is strong.

Offer clarity8/10

Clear offer: Tallow & Honey Balm for eczema/skin issues. Specific ingredients listed (grass-fed tallow, raw honey, beeswax, olive oil). Price point not visible in captured images, but product benefits are explicit.

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