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Roast my landing page
Posted by usamanoman on October 24, 2025 at 6:50 amI created a landing page for PPC marketing (Google Ads and Facebook Lead Ads)
I want someone expert to roast my landing page and give me a feedback! Its our first time for Google Ads and we are not sure if we are ready!
usamanoman replied 3 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply -
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engineerladx
GuestOctober 24, 2025 at 7:13 amdon’t like the general layout and colouring scheme. page is loading a bit and slow and you booking form takes like a 10000000s to load. too much text and a bit too long for a landing page
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Prestigious_Piece941
GuestOctober 24, 2025 at 9:03 amDon’t like the font, the style of the Agentic AI SASS… feels like it’s all written on AI with too many emojis… Too much red…. pictures are blurry…
Feels like a quick job and probably a scam
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KingsburyGrade
GuestOctober 24, 2025 at 11:44 amI think overall it’s decent, but that font style you used on “genetic Ai SaaS” in your headline made me go crossed-eyed
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petebowen
GuestOctober 24, 2025 at 12:40 pmForgive me if I’m being too direct here. I’m in the process of writing a book on Google Ads and have spent the morning editing the section on landing pages, so this is fresh in my mind.
1. Your primary conversion – a calendar booking is always going to be difficult for cold traffic. People are often unlikely to book (and show up) if they only want to ask a few questions. When the calendar eventually loads (it was very very slow) it’s not for a strategy session. The calendar says “Botsify Sales Walkthrough”. That’s unexpected and a bit of a bait-and-switch.
2. You’ve got a strong value proposition “Predictable agency revenue…” but it’s hard to read because of the styling and because you’ve made it less prominent than the solution you’re selling “Become owner…”
3. On the topic of headlines, there is a grammar mistake “Become owner” isn’t correct. English is a stupid language a wants more words e.g. Become the owner, or become an owner. But if you were going to lead with this I’d cut it down to “Own a white label….”
4. One of the things I’ve been working on in my book is trying to explain how you need lots of landing pages because the page needs to match the ad that brought the visitor there. The ad is the first half of the bridge, the landing page is the second half. Together they carry a stranger from the internet to your business. Unless the ad and the landing page are aligned they don’t work. In this case I don’t know what the traffic to the page is expecting but unless they’ve searched for something like “Agentic AI SaaS Platform for agencies” the page probably needs to do a bit more work on highlighting the problem (agencies want a more predictable monthly revenue) and then describing how your system solves that problem. At the moment it doesn’t seem to do that.That’s enough for now. It’s far easier to critique than it is to create, so please don’t think of these suggestions as being overcritical.
If you’d like I’ll send you the rough draft of my chapters on landing pages, they cover much of this. Message me with contact details if you think this would be useful.
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