
Since 2024We build and test dedicated landing pages in Shopify for ecommerce brands running paid ads, using the same customer research behind the ads. That means listicles and offer pages that match the ad someone just clicked, sharper product pages where the traffic already lands, and prices, offers and products kept current after launch.
Listicles and offer pages that match the ad someone just clicked.
Sharper copy and structure on the pages already getting the traffic.
Each page uses the same research and angles as the ads that point to it.
Proven ads run to both pages under identical settings, so the page is the only thing that changes.
Banners, sale prices, bundles and product order set up for promotions and launches.
Prices, offers and products stay current after launch.
Ads work harder when they land somewhere built for them. We build and test dedicated pages in Shopify, using the same research behind your ads.
Ecommerce brands running paid ads that send every click to the product page or the homepage by default. It’s usually the next lever to pull when:
Brands in Australia mostly send ad traffic straight to the product page. In the US, many brands send it to a listicle or advertorial first. Neither is right every time.
Someone who already knows the category and what they want can buy from a product page. Someone seeing you for the first time often needs the problem set up before the product makes sense. So we pick the page based on how aware the audience is that your ads are now reaching, not on what’s trendy.
The angles come from the same customer research that drives your ads, so the page continues the conversation the ad started.
How the winning ads get found in the first place is covered in the ABO + CBO hybrid framework.
During a sale, the ad has already done the selling. The page’s job is to put shoppers in front of products fast. For multi-product brands that usually means a page built for the sale; single-product brands go to a product page updated for the offer.
A sale-ready page gets:
Then someone keeps it current. As products sell out, they come off the top of the page, because sold-out items up front cost sales for the rest of the event.
Landing pages were one part of the work on each of these accounts:
The team that builds your pages is the team running your ads. The page matches the ad someone just clicked, uses the same research, and gets judged on the same data. Ad angles and the creative behind them stay in step with the page, and we keep prices, offers and products current after launch. We reply within one business day.

Since 2024
Since 2025
Since 2023
Since 2023Your product page is often the right starting point, and we keep it as the control. But as your ads reach people who know less about you, the page they land on has to do more of the explaining. A listicle, advertorial or offer page that matches the ad can carry that, and we test it against your product page rather than assume it wins.
Yes. We build and test dedicated pages in Shopify, using the same research behind your ads, and we improve the product pages already getting the traffic.
We run both pages for at least 7 to 14 days before calling a winner, and we don't rotate them daily. A page needs enough traffic for its conversion rate to settle before the result means anything.
No. Landing pages are part of what we do for brands on an ads management retainer with us, so every page is built around the ads that send people to it.
Yes. Prices, offers and products stay current after launch, and during a sale we keep sold-out products from sitting at the top of the page.
Tell us about your brand and where you want to take it. We'll look at your ads and your numbers, and come back with where we'd start.