Landing pages and Shopify UX for paid traffic
Improve the page after the click so the promise in the ad survives the journey to purchase. We read the offer, the landing journey, the Shopify experience and the measurement alongside the acquisition data.
What we work on after the click
Reading the page and the media together means post-click problems do not get mistaken for media problems.
Landing-page direction
What the page should say and show to match the ad that sent the visitor.
Offer and journey reviews
Where the offer, the price and the path to checkout lose people between click and purchase.
Shopify UX
Product, collection and cart details that make buying easier on Shopify.
Conversion measurement
Tracking that tells a page problem apart from a media problem.
What we found after the click
From our teardowns of public ads and the pages they link to, checked on 27 September 2026. We have no access to these brands’ ad accounts or results.
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Products in the grid Snag’s sale ads link to. The ads name three products to start with; two of them are not among the first 48. Snag teardown
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Delivery prices on one Gymshark product page: one line says £5, the delivery panel on the same page says £3.99. Gymshark teardown
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Starting prices on one Gousto landing page: £3.09 a portion in its FAQ, £3.20 in its footnote and the ads. Gousto teardown
None of these is a media problem, and none shows up in an ads dashboard. That is why we read the page with the account.
Tell us about your store and its landing pages
Tell us what you are trying to change. We reply within one UK business day.