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Based Supplies

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Active
Days running
260 days
Funnel score
60/100
Page speed
45/100

The ad

Based Supplies ad creative

Applying foreign ingredients to your skin daily can RUIN your natural skin microbiome, leading to long-term damage. Protect your skin and your health with our all-natural Tallow & Honey Balm—a simple, powerful alternative to big pharma skincare products. Crafted with the purest ingredients, our balm deeply nourishes and restores, keeping your skin balanced and radiant. Elevate your skincare routine with nature’s finest—shop now and claim your jar of Tallow & Honey Balm today! 🐄

Restore Your Skin in 3 Weeks!

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Angle: Fear-based health concern (microbiome damage) + natural/clean beauty alternative positioningHook: Problem-agitation (negative consequence of conventional skincare)Format: Image ad with benefit-driven headline

The funnel behind it

Based Supplies landing page

Offer: All-natural Tallow & Honey Balm—alternative to big pharma skincare. Limited inventory available.

60/ 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 has solid foundational trust elements (reviews, logos, testimonials) and clear product benefits, but suffers from critical execution gaps. The primary weakness is message-to-page misalignment: the ad promises '3-week results' and positions the product as a 'big pharma alternative,' but the landing page ignores both claims entirely, instead listing generic skincare benefits. The 45 PageSpeed score is dangerously low for paid traffic and will hemorrhage conversions. The CTA is passive ('Check Availability') rather than action-oriented, and pricing is completely hidden—forcing users to click through to discover cost. The 'limited inventory' scarcity tactic is mentioned but not reinforced visually or with urgency language on the primary CTA. For a product at this price point (likely $30-60), transparency on cost is essential to reduce friction. Recommendation: (1) Align landing page headline/copy to ad claims (3-week results), (2) Optimize PageSpeed to 70+, (3) Add visible pricing, (4) Replace 'Check Availability' with 'Order Now' or 'Claim Yours,' (5) Add money-back guarantee, (6) Feature more diverse customer testimonials.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Trust signals: Strong trust signals: medical/health publication logos (Mayo Clinic, Healthline, Medical News Today), 4.8★ rating with 1,897 reviews, real customer testimonial with age/name, ingredient transparency (grass-fed tallow, organic honey, beeswax, olive oil), and privacy/terms links at footer. Missing: money-back guarantee, third-party certifications, or explicit return policy.
  • Mobile experience: Layout appears mobile-responsive with stacked images and readable text. However, multiple CTAs and long-form content may cause scroll fatigue. Images are well-sized for mobile viewing. No obvious mobile UX issues, but conversion path could be streamlined.
  • Social proof: One customer testimonial (Amanda, 46yo) with relevant quote about sensitive skin and chemical-free approach. Bottom of page shows 4.8★ rating with 1,897 reviews and logos from reputable sources (Mayo Clinic, Healthline, etc.). Solid but could feature more diverse testimonials or before/after results.
  • Offer clarity: Clear product positioning (Tallow & Honey Balm) with specific benefits listed (5 reasons). However, pricing is absent throughout the entire page, and no explicit offer/discount is mentioned. 'Limited inventory' creates urgency but lacks concrete deal terms.

Where it's weak

  • Page speed: PageSpeed score of 45 is poor (target: 75+). Slow load times significantly impact conversion rates, especially on mobile. High-quality images and multiple product photos likely culprits. This is a critical issue for paid traffic campaigns.
  • Message match: Significant disconnect: Ad emphasizes '3-week results' and 'all-natural alternative to big pharma,' but landing page focuses on 5 benefits (hyperpigmentation, collagen, cell renewal, antioxidants, moisturizing) without mentioning the 3-week timeline. Ad's health/microbiome angle is absent from page copy.

Full breakdown

Call to action6/10

Multiple CTAs present ('Check Availability' button appears twice, 'Learn more' in ad). However, primary CTA is weak—'Check Availability' is passive and doesn't create urgency. Missing direct 'Buy Now' or 'Order Today' language. No countdown timer or scarcity messaging on CTA itself.

Page speed3/10

PageSpeed score of 45 is poor (target: 75+). Slow load times significantly impact conversion rates, especially on mobile. High-quality images and multiple product photos likely culprits. This is a critical issue for paid traffic campaigns.

Trust signals7/10

Strong trust signals: medical/health publication logos (Mayo Clinic, Healthline, Medical News Today), 4.8★ rating with 1,897 reviews, real customer testimonial with age/name, ingredient transparency (grass-fed tallow, organic honey, beeswax, olive oil), and privacy/terms links at footer. Missing: money-back guarantee, third-party certifications, or explicit return policy.

Mobile experience7/10

Layout appears mobile-responsive with stacked images and readable text. However, multiple CTAs and long-form content may cause scroll fatigue. Images are well-sized for mobile viewing. No obvious mobile UX issues, but conversion path could be streamlined.

Headline6/10

Ad headline 'Restore Your Skin in 3 Weeks!' is specific and benefit-driven, but page headline 'Nature's Secret to Ageless Beauty' is generic and doesn't reinforce the 3-week claim. Mismatch between ad and landing page messaging weakens impact.

Social proof7/10

One customer testimonial (Amanda, 46yo) with relevant quote about sensitive skin and chemical-free approach. Bottom of page shows 4.8★ rating with 1,897 reviews and logos from reputable sources (Mayo Clinic, Healthline, etc.). Solid but could feature more diverse testimonials or before/after results.

Message match5/10

Significant disconnect: Ad emphasizes '3-week results' and 'all-natural alternative to big pharma,' but landing page focuses on 5 benefits (hyperpigmentation, collagen, cell renewal, antioxidants, moisturizing) without mentioning the 3-week timeline. Ad's health/microbiome angle is absent from page copy.

Offer clarity7/10

Clear product positioning (Tallow & Honey Balm) with specific benefits listed (5 reasons). However, pricing is absent throughout the entire page, and no explicit offer/discount is mentioned. 'Limited inventory' creates urgency but lacks concrete deal terms.

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