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Ruggable

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Active
Days running
97 days
Funnel score
64/100
Page speed
37/100

The ad

Ruggable ad creative

Iris Apfel is back with more colorways in tow for her bestselling washable designs.

The More Colors, the Merrier Homes

Shop now
Angle: Product expansion and variety appealHook: Celebrity endorsement with product newsFormat: Static image

The funnel behind it

Ruggable landing page

Offer: Bold. Brilliant. Unforgettable. Just like Iris. This exclusive collection of washable rugs and doormats is designed in collaboration with the legendary style icon, featuring vibrant patterns.

64/ 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 collection page does well on social proof (extensive star ratings and review counts across 45+ products, with many 4-5 star reviews) and trust (clear brand collaboration, detailed product descriptions, washable/durable claims backed by product specs). However, it struggles significantly with speed (37/100 PageSpeed score converts to ~3.7/10), lacks a clear primary conversion CTA (only "Filter & Sort" is prominent), and the headline is generic rather than benefit-driven. The page shows good mobile responsiveness in layout but the slow load time undermines mobile experience. Message match is moderate—the ad emphasizes "more colorways" and washable designs, which the page delivers, but doesn't lead with the key selling points of washability or durability that would convert browsers into buyers.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Social proof9/10
  • Trust signals8/10
  • Message match7/10
  • Offer clarity7/10

Where it's weak

  • Call to action4/10
  • Page speed4/10
  • Headline5/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

4/10

No clear primary CTA to purchase; only 'Filter & Sort' button is prominent, which is a utility function, not a conversion driver.

What works
  • Individual product cards are clickable (implied by product layout)
  • Color swatches on products allow quick selection
What hurts
  • No prominent 'Shop Now' or 'Add to Cart' CTA visible in hero or above fold
  • 'Filter & Sort' is the only prominent button, which is a navigation tool, not a purchase driver
  • No urgency-driven CTA (e.g., 'Shop New Colorways Now' or 'Explore the Collection')

Page speed

4/10

PageSpeed score of 37/100 converts to approximately 3.7/10, indicating poor performance.

What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 37/100 is critically low
  • Likely slow image loading for 45+ product cards with high-resolution photos
  • Poor Core Web Vitals will negatively impact user experience and SEO

Trust signals

8/10

Strong trust signals from brand collaboration, extensive reviews, and detailed product information; lower due to lack of security/guarantee messaging visible.

What works
  • Iris Apfel collaboration with legendary style icon adds credibility
  • Extensive star ratings (4-5 stars) and high review counts (60-727 reviews) across products
  • Detailed product descriptions mentioning 'stain-resistant, water-resistant, and machine-washable' benefits
What hurts
  • No visible trust badges, security seals, or money-back guarantee messaging in hero section
  • No customer testimonials or quotes visible on this page
  • Limited brand authority messaging (e.g., 'trusted by X customers' or awards)

Mobile experience

6/10

Layout appears responsive with grid-based product display, but slow load time (37/100 PageSpeed) severely impacts mobile experience.

What works
  • Two-column product grid adapts to screen width
  • Touch-friendly product cards with clear spacing
  • Color swatches and star ratings visible on mobile
What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 37 indicates severe performance issues on mobile
  • Large product images likely slow to load on mobile networks
  • No visible mobile-specific optimizations (e.g., lazy loading indicators, fast-loading hero)

Headline

5/10

The headline 'Ruggable x Iris Apfel' is descriptive but lacks benefit-driven language or urgency.

What works
  • Clear collaboration branding (Ruggable x Iris Apfel)
  • Positioned prominently at top of page
What hurts
  • Generic and non-benefit-driven—doesn't communicate washability, durability, or style advantage
  • No sense of urgency or newness despite ad mentioning 'more colorways'
  • Doesn't answer 'why should I care?' for a visitor unfamiliar with the brand

Social proof

9/10

Extensive star ratings and review counts across all 45+ products, with most showing 4-5 stars and 60+ reviews each.

What works
  • Every product displays star rating (mostly 4.5-5 stars) with review count (25-727 reviews visible)
  • High review volumes (440, 726, 727 reviews on top products) signal strong social proof
  • 'Best Selling Styles' section at bottom with bestseller badges and 557-969 reviews each

Message match

7/10

Ad emphasizes 'more colorways' and 'washable designs'; page delivers both with 45 products in multiple colors, but doesn't lead with washability as the primary benefit.

What works
  • Multiple colorways visible across all products (color swatches shown on each item)
  • Washable/durable claims mentioned in product descriptions ('Washable, Durable, & Never Dull')
  • Iris Apfel collaboration clearly branded throughout
What hurts
  • Ad's emphasis on 'washable designs' is not the hero message—page leads with personality ('Bold. Brilliant. Unforgettable') instead
  • No prominent callout of 'new colorways' or 'more colors' in the hero section
  • Washability benefit is mentioned but not positioned as the primary reason to buy

Offer clarity

7/10

The offer is clear (Iris Apfel collaboration, washable rugs/doormats) but buried under generic brand language rather than leading with the key benefit.

What works
  • Explicit mention of 'washable rugs and doormats' in the description
  • 45 results clearly shown, indicating full collection availability
  • Product prices and color options visible on each item
What hurts
  • Lead copy emphasizes 'Bold. Brilliant. Unforgettable' personality over practical washable/stain-proof benefits
  • No prominent banner stating the core offer (e.g., 'Shop New Colorways' or 'Washable & Durable')
  • Key benefit 'washable' is mentioned but not emphasized as a primary differentiator in the hero section

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