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Days running

160 days

Funnel score

44/100

Page speed

29/100

The ad

A more balanced year starts with better mornings 🌱 Protein coffee helps support steady energy and focus without the usual coffee crash. Same ritual, just better support for what you’re working toward ☕️💛

Protein that fits your routine ☕️💪

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Angle: Lifestyle improvement through functional nutritionHook: Aspirational benefit (balanced year/better mornings)Format: Video

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The funnel behind it

Offer: Not clearly stated - appears to be a preference quiz with no explicit offer

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44/ 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 suffers from significant misalignment with the ad promise and critical performance issues. The ad sells protein coffee benefits (energy, focus, no crash) but the page launches a generic coffee preference quiz with no mention of the product, benefits, or offer. The 29 PageSpeed score is a major red flag that will tank conversions. The page lacks social proof, clear offer details, and trust signals. The CTA mismatch ('Shop now' in ad vs 'Continue' on page) creates friction. While mobile layout is acceptable, the overall experience feels like a lead-gen quiz rather than a product-focused conversion page. Recommend: (1) Redesign to lead with product benefits matching ad copy, (2) Fix critical speed issues, (3) Add social proof and clear offer, (4) Align CTA language, (5) Consider skipping quiz or making it optional after value prop.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

Mobile experience: Layout is mobile-responsive with stacked buttons and readable text. Good spacing and touch-friendly button sizes. However, quiz format may feel long on mobile without progress indication clarity.

Where it's weak

Page speed: PageSpeed score of 29 is critically poor. Slow load times will cause high bounce rates, especially on mobile. This severely impacts conversion potential.
Social proof: No social proof elements visible. No testimonials, reviews, user counts, or brand credibility markers. Quiz format alone doesn't build trust without supporting evidence.
Message match: Poor alignment between ad and page. Ad emphasizes protein coffee benefits (steady energy, focus, no crash) but landing page only asks where user gets coffee currently. No mention of protein, benefits, or product differentiation.
Offer clarity: No clear offer visible on page. Quiz asks about coffee preference but doesn't communicate the actual product value proposition (protein coffee) or any promotional offer (discount, free trial, etc.)
Call to action: CTA button 'CONTINUE' is present but weak and generic. Doesn't reinforce action or benefit. Ad promised 'Shop now' but page uses 'Continue' - creates friction and unclear next step.
Trust signals: Javvy branding present but minimal trust signals. No security badges, guarantees, certifications, or social proof. Quiz-first approach without immediate value proposition may feel like data collection rather than benefit-focused.

Full breakdown

Call to action5/10

CTA button 'CONTINUE' is present but weak and generic. Doesn't reinforce action or benefit. Ad promised 'Shop now' but page uses 'Continue' - creates friction and unclear next step.

Page speed2/10

PageSpeed score of 29 is critically poor. Slow load times will cause high bounce rates, especially on mobile. This severely impacts conversion potential.

Trust signals5/10

Javvy branding present but minimal trust signals. No security badges, guarantees, certifications, or social proof. Quiz-first approach without immediate value proposition may feel like data collection rather than benefit-focused.

Mobile experience7/10

Layout is mobile-responsive with stacked buttons and readable text. Good spacing and touch-friendly button sizes. However, quiz format may feel long on mobile without progress indication clarity.

Headline6/10

Headline 'Where do you currently get your coffee from?' is clear but generic. Doesn't reinforce the ad's promise about protein coffee or energy benefits. Misses opportunity to qualify leads immediately.

Social proof3/10

No social proof elements visible. No testimonials, reviews, user counts, or brand credibility markers. Quiz format alone doesn't build trust without supporting evidence.

Message match3/10

Poor alignment between ad and page. Ad emphasizes protein coffee benefits (steady energy, focus, no crash) but landing page only asks where user gets coffee currently. No mention of protein, benefits, or product differentiation.

Offer clarity4/10

No clear offer visible on page. Quiz asks about coffee preference but doesn't communicate the actual product value proposition (protein coffee) or any promotional offer (discount, free trial, etc.)