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Active
Days running
24 days
Funnel score
71/100
Page speed
17/100

The ad

Tatcha ad creative

Our rich cream replenishes hydration for visibly plumped skin.

Shop The Dewy Skin Cream

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Angle: Visible skin transformation through hydration and plumpingHook: Benefit-driven (visible results)Format: Static image with product focus

The funnel behind it

Tatcha landing page

Offer: Rich Line-Plumping Moisturizer, 50 ml / 1.7 fl oz. at $74 (or $66.60 with subscription)

71/ 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 product page excels at social proof with 5,978 reviews (4.8 stars), detailed clinical results, before/after imagery, and customer testimonials prominently displayed throughout. The offer is clear with multiple size/format options and transparent pricing. However, the page suffers from severe performance issues (PageSpeed 17/100), which will hurt conversion significantly on mobile. The headline is straightforward but generic, and while the CTA is visible, the page could benefit from more urgency or benefit-driven copy. Trust is strong through certifications and clinical evidence, but speed is a critical weakness.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Social proof9/10
  • Offer clarity9/10
  • Call to action8/10
  • Trust signals8/10
  • Message match8/10

Where it's weak

  • Page speed2/10
  • Mobile experience2/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

8/10

Primary CTA 'Add to Bag' is prominent, high-contrast purple button positioned above the fold, with secondary CTAs visible throughout (Add All to Bag, Add to Bag for complementary products).

What works
  • High-contrast purple 'Add to Bag' button positioned prominently above fold
  • Clear, action-oriented copy
  • Multiple CTAs for cross-sell products lower on page
What hurts
  • No urgency language or scarcity messaging on the button itself

Page speed

2/10

PageSpeed score of 17 converts to approximately 1.7 on a 0-10 scale, indicating critical performance issues that will severely impact conversion rates.

What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 17/100 is critically poor
  • Mobile users will experience extreme load delays before seeing any content
  • Performance this poor typically results in high bounce rates before conversion

Trust signals

8/10

Strong trust signals: Dermatologist Tested badge, Non-Comedogenic, Cruelty-free claims, clinical study results (36 panelists), verified customer reviews with shop verification badges, and detailed ingredient transparency.

What works
  • Dermatologist Tested, Non-Comedogenic, Cruelty-free certifications displayed
  • Clinical results backed by specific study size (36 panelists, 30 panelists for bio-instrumentation)
  • Verified customer reviews with shop verification badges and detailed testimonials
What hurts
  • No visible security badges or trust seals (SSL, payment security) in the visible sections

Mobile experience

2/10

Page layout appears responsive but severe performance issues (PageSpeed 17) will create major mobile friction with slow load times, likely causing abandonment before content even renders.

What works
  • Layout appears to stack vertically for mobile viewing
What hurts
  • Catastrophic PageSpeed score of 17/100 will cause severe mobile load delays
  • Slow performance will prevent users from seeing social proof and benefits before abandoning

Headline

6/10

The headline 'The Dewy Skin Cream' is descriptive but lacks compelling benefit language or differentiation.

What works
  • Clear product name that matches the ad headline
  • Subheading 'Rich Line-Plumping Moisturizer' adds functional benefit
What hurts
  • Generic product name without emotional appeal or unique positioning
  • No urgency, scarcity, or compelling reason to act now

Social proof

9/10

Extensive social proof throughout: 5,978 reviews with 4.8-star rating, clinical results showing 100% and 88% improvement rates, before/after photos, customer testimonials with verified badges, and dermatologist testing claims.

What works
  • 5,978 reviews with 4.8-star rating prominently displayed near top
  • Clinical results section showing 100% improvement in plumpness/suppleness and 88% improvement in fine lines
  • Multiple verified customer reviews with photos and detailed testimonials (Kaitlyn B., June, Khadijah, Beryl D.)

Message match

8/10

Ad promises 'rich cream replenishes hydration for visibly plumped skin' and page delivers exactly this with clinical proof (100% showed immediate improvement in plumpness), product imagery, and benefit-focused copy throughout.

What works
  • Ad's 'visibly plumped skin' claim directly supported by clinical results showing 100% improvement
  • Ad's 'rich cream' positioning matches product description and visual presentation
  • Hydration benefit emphasized throughout page with hyaluronic acid and clinical data

Offer clarity

9/10

Price, size options (Full Size, Gratitude, Refill, Mini), and subscription savings are all clearly displayed with explicit dollar amounts.

What works
  • Price clearly shown as $74 with subscription option at $66.60
  • Size selector with four distinct options visible
  • Subscription savings percentage (10%) explicitly stated

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