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Beauty From Bees

Facebook · Instagram · Messenger · Image

Active
Days running
117 days
Funnel score
60/100
Page speed
39/100

The ad

Beauty From Bees ad creative

Summer skincare should do more than just look pretty. It should hydrate, protect, soothe — and leave you feeling incredible. Our Summer Collection does it all. 100% natural. Toxin-free. Created for real summer life. Look good. Feel good. Glow naturally.

Glow. Protect. Recover. Naturally.

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Angle: Functional skincare benefits with natural/clean beauty positioningHook: Problem-solution (skincare should do more than look pretty)Format: Image ad with lifestyle/product benefit messaging

The funnel behind it

Beauty From Bees landing page

Offer: Summer skincare products including Body Serum - Summer Glow ($26.00 CAD), Bronzed Face Oil (From $29.00 CAD), Outdoor Body Spray ($29.00 CAD), After Sun Spray ($29.00 CAD), Outdoor Body Extreme Cream ($29.00 CAD), and Outdoor Diffuser Blend - 15ml ($28.00 CAD)

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.

Beauty From Bees' Summer Collection page effectively showcases natural skincare products with strong social proof (1,519 reviews on the top product, multiple 4-5 star ratings), clear pricing, and straightforward product CTAs. However, the page suffers from poor mobile optimization with a cluttered layout, extremely slow load time (PageSpeed 39/100), and a generic collection headline that doesn't match the compelling ad messaging about hydration, protection, and recovery. The popup offer for a free body serum adds engagement but may distract from conversion. Trust is established through natural ingredient positioning and customer reviews, but the page lacks explicit messaging about the "100% natural, toxin-free" claims prominently featured in the ad.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Social proof8/10
  • Offer clarity8/10
  • Call to action7/10
  • Trust signals7/10

Where it's weak

  • Message match3/10
  • Page speed4/10
  • Mobile experience4/10
  • Headline4/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

7/10

Each product has a clear CTA button ('Add to cart' or 'Choose options'), but they are not unified or emphasized as a primary conversion action.

What works
  • Every product has a visible CTA button in contrasting color (dark outline buttons)
  • Two CTA options provided: 'Add to cart' for simple products and 'Choose options' for variants
  • CTAs are positioned consistently below product information
What hurts
  • No primary collection-level CTA (e.g., 'Shop Summer Collection' or 'Get Started')
  • CTA buttons use outline style rather than solid/filled, reducing visual prominence
  • Popup modal with 'Yes please!' CTA for free body serum may distract from product CTAs

Page speed

4/10

PageSpeed score of 39/100 indicates very poor performance; converted to 0-10 scale (39/100 ≈ 3.9, rounded to 4), the page loads slowly and will frustrate users.

What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 39/100 is critically slow
  • Multiple product images and popup modal likely contribute to slow load time
  • Poor speed will increase bounce rate and reduce conversion likelihood

Trust signals

7/10

Trust is established through brand positioning, customer reviews, and footer information, but lacks explicit certifications or guarantees about natural/toxin-free claims.

What works
  • Extensive customer reviews (1,519 on top product) with high star ratings (4-5 stars)
  • Brand tagline 'Natural. Not natural-ish.' visible in footer, reinforcing authenticity
  • Contact information, customer service hours, and physical store locations listed in footer
What hurts
  • No visible certifications, seals, or third-party verification of '100% natural, toxin-free' claims
  • Privacy/consent modal at bottom suggests data collection but doesn't build trust
  • No money-back guarantee, return policy, or satisfaction guarantee visible on collection page

Mobile experience

4/10

Mobile layout is cramped with a 2-column product grid that appears difficult to navigate on small screens, and the popup modal takes up significant screen real estate.

What works
  • Product images are visible and responsive
  • Touch-friendly 'Add to cart' buttons are present on each product
What hurts
  • 2-column grid on mobile creates small product cards with cramped text and pricing
  • Popup modal for free body serum offer covers most of the screen, blocking product browsing
  • Navigation menu (hamburger icon) and search are present but layout feels cluttered overall

Headline

4/10

The page headline 'Summer Collection' is generic and doesn't communicate the value proposition of hydration, protection, and recovery emphasized in the ad.

What works
  • Clear and simple language that identifies the product category
What hurts
  • Doesn't match ad headline 'Glow. Protect. Recover. Naturally.' which is more compelling
  • Fails to communicate benefits (hydrate, protect, soothe) mentioned in ad primary text
  • Generic collection name provides no differentiation or reason to buy now

Social proof

8/10

Multiple products display 4-5 star ratings with substantial review counts (1,519 reviews on Body Serum, 614 on Bronzed Face Oil, 187 on Outdoor Body Spray, 67 on After Sun Spray, 75 on Outdoor Body Extreme Cream, 20 on Outdoor Diffuser Blend).

What works
  • Body Serum - Summer Glow shows 5 stars with 1,519 reviews, prominently displayed
  • Bronzed Face Oil displays 4.5 stars with 614 reviews
  • Multiple products with visible star ratings create cumulative trust across the collection
What hurts
  • Outdoor Diffuser Blend has only 20 reviews, which is weak social proof
  • No customer testimonials, quotes, or user-generated content visible
  • No trust badges, certifications, or 'natural/toxin-free' verification badges shown

Message match

3/10

The page headline and product presentation do not align with the ad's core messaging about hydration, protection, recovery, and natural/toxin-free benefits.

What works
  • Products shown are indeed from a 'Summer Collection' as advertised
  • Natural positioning is implied through brand name 'Beauty From Bees' and product names like 'Outdoor Body Spray'
What hurts
  • Ad emphasizes 'hydrate, protect, soothe' but page shows no product benefits or feature descriptions
  • Ad headline 'Glow. Protect. Recover. Naturally.' is not reflected in page headline 'Summer Collection'
  • No visible messaging about '100% natural, toxin-free' claims from the ad on the collection page

Offer clarity

8/10

Six distinct products are displayed with clear pricing, star ratings, and individual product names, making the offer easy to understand.

What works
  • Each product shows price clearly (e.g., '$26.00 CAD', 'From $29.00 CAD')
  • Product names are descriptive (Body Serum - Summer Glow, Bronzed Face Oil, Outdoor Body Spray)
  • Star ratings and review counts visible for each product (1,519 reviews, 614 reviews, etc.)
What hurts
  • No explicit mention of '100% natural, toxin-free' claims from the ad on the product cards
  • No bundle or collection-level offer description explaining what makes this a 'Summer Collection'
  • Price range for Bronzed Face Oil ('From $29.00') lacks clarity on what determines the variation

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