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Silver Fern Brand landing page teardown

The page at go.silverfernbrand.com has been the destination of a Silver Fern Brand Facebook ad for 100 days. We captured it and scored it 71/100 on the 8-point CRO checklist below.

go.silverfernbrand.com landing page
?What is a CRO score?

CRO stands for Conversion Rate Optimization: turning more of the visitors you already have into customers. This score (0 to 100) rates how well a landing page is built to convert, across 8 factors like offer, headline, speed, trust, and mobile. Read the full explainer →

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.

What this page does right. Steal these.

  • Message match8/10
  • Offer clarity8/10
  • Call to action7/10
  • Page speed7/10
  • Trust signals7/10
  • Headline7/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

7/10

The primary CTA 'ADD TO CART' is prominently displayed in a bright green button, but the ad copy mentions 'Shop now' and there is no secondary CTA for the full protocol or other steps.

What works
  • Bright green 'ADD TO CART' button is highly visible and contrasts well with the page background
  • Button is positioned directly below the product options and quantity selector, in the natural flow
  • Clear, action-oriented text that is easy to understand
What hurts
  • Only one CTA visible (Add to Cart for the 30-day bundle); no CTA for the full 3-step protocol
  • No urgency messaging on the button (e.g., 'Limited Time' or 'Start Now')
  • The ad mentions 'Shop now' but the page CTA is 'ADD TO CART'—minor mismatch

Page speed

7/10

PageSpeed score of 66 converts to approximately 6.6 on a 0-10 scale, rounded to 7; the page loads but has room for optimization.

What works
  • Page appears to load and display all content without major visual glitches
  • Images are present and visible, suggesting they are loading
  • Navigation and interactive elements (dropdown, quantity selector) appear responsive
What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 66 indicates moderate performance issues; typical benchmarks suggest 75+ is good
  • Multiple large product images and detailed text sections may slow initial load time
  • No visible lazy-loading or progressive image optimization indicators

Trust signals

7/10

The page includes branded elements, detailed scientific explanations, and mentions of a large user community, but lacks third-party certifications, guarantees, or detailed company information.

What works
  • Silver Fern Brand logo and branding are consistent throughout the page
  • Detailed, science-backed explanations of the protocol (e.g., Mucosave®, artichoke leaf extract, tender okra pods)
  • Specific ingredient information and dosing instructions suggest transparency and expertise
What hurts
  • No visible money-back guarantee, return policy, or satisfaction guarantee
  • No third-party certifications (e.g., GMP, FDA, organic) visible on the page
  • No company 'About Us' link, contact information, or customer service details visible in the screenshots

Mobile experience

6/10

The page appears to have a mobile-responsive layout with stacked elements, but the product carousel with left/right arrows may not be touch-friendly, and some text sections are quite dense.

What works
  • Dropdown menu for product selection is mobile-friendly
  • Quantity selector and 'ADD TO CART' button are appropriately sized for mobile interaction
  • Text appears to be responsive and readable on smaller screens
What hurts
  • Product carousel with left/right arrow buttons may be difficult to navigate on mobile (small touch targets)
  • Long blocks of text (e.g., Step 1, Step 2, Step 3 explanations) are not broken up with subheadings or visual hierarchy for mobile scanning
  • No visible mobile-specific optimizations like collapsible sections or simplified navigation

Headline

7/10

The headline 'Slow Motility+ Protocol' directly matches the ad and clearly identifies the product, but is generic and does not communicate the benefit or urgency.

What works
  • Matches the ad headline exactly, ensuring message consistency
  • Uses the branded product name 'Slow Motility+' prominently in cyan/turquoise color
  • Positioned at the top of the page in a clear, visible location
What hurts
  • Does not communicate the core benefit (e.g., 'Restore Gut Health' or 'End H. pylori Overgrowth')
  • Generic product name without emotional hook or urgency
  • No mention of the problem being solved or the outcome promised

Social proof

6/10

Page includes a '100K+ Improving Their Gut Health' badge and mentions 'Real Reviews from Real Customers' at the top, but no actual customer testimonials, ratings, or specific review counts are visible in the screenshots.

What works
  • 'JOIN OVER 100K+ IMPROVING THEIR GUT HEALTH' badge with visual emphasis
  • 'Real Reviews from Real Customers' text at the top of the page
  • Implies large community of users, which suggests credibility
What hurts
  • No actual customer reviews, testimonials, or star ratings visible anywhere on the page
  • No specific review count or percentage satisfaction metric shown
  • The '100K+' claim is not substantiated with any visible proof or link to reviews

Message match

8/10

The page directly addresses the ad's core message about H. pylori, stomach lining, biofilm, immune system, and motility, with detailed explanations of each point mentioned in the ad.

What works
  • Page explicitly addresses all 5 points from the ad: stomach lining/acid, biofilm, immune system, microbiome, and gastric motility
  • The 'Slow Motility+ Protocol' product directly solves the motility problem highlighted in the ad
  • Detailed explanations of H. pylori overgrowth causes and the 3-step solution align with ad messaging
What hurts
  • Ad mentions 'DM us #SlowMotility+' but page does not show a direct messaging CTA or link
  • Ad references alternative protocols (#Cleanup) but the page focuses primarily on the Slow Motility+ Protocol
  • No explicit call-out to the specific H. pylori problem mentioned in the ad headline or opening

Offer clarity

8/10

The offer is clearly a 3-step, 90+ day gut health protocol with specific product bundles (Reflux & Motility for Step 1, Cleanup for Step 2, Build Up for Step 3), though the exact pricing structure for the full protocol is not explicitly stated.

What works
  • Clear product names and dosing instructions visible (Reflux 1 scoop/day, Motility 2 capsules/day)
  • Specific timeline provided: Step 1 is 90 days, Step 2 is 120 days, Step 3 is 120 days
  • Dropdown menu shows specific bundle option: 'Mild Issues, 30 Day Supply - $88.18 - Peach Mango Reflux'
What hurts
  • Full protocol pricing not clearly stated upfront—only the 30-day bundle price ($88.18) is visible
  • Multiple protocol options mentioned (mild vs. moderate/severe) but not all pricing shown
  • No clear indication of whether the $88.18 is for the full protocol or just one step

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Captured from the public page at go.silverfernbrand.com; ad data from the public Meta Ad Library. Funnelens is not affiliated with Silver Fern Brand or Meta. See data sources.