Landing page teardown

Fixes ordered by how much they cost you

Your AI reviews a landing page the way a conversion consultant would: a five-second test on the first screen, message match, proof and objections near the call to action, then rewritten copy for the top problems and one test to run first.

By Vander Labs. A Vander Labs Original, written by the Vander Labs team with AI assistance. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code.

What your AI learns

• Runs a five-second test on the first screen in the visitor's words
• Finds missing proof and unanswered objections near the call to action
• Rewrites the copy instead of describing it, then proposes one test

How it works

1. Page and goal: The page as seen, the one action it should drive, the traffic source and current conversion rate.
2. Five-second test: What is this, who is it for, what do I do next, answered from the first screen only.
3. Message hierarchy: Headline states the outcome, subheadline the how, the button what happens on click.
4. Message match: The headline and offer compared with the ad, search or post that brought the visitor.
5. Proof: Real names, numbers with units, logos and product screenshots, placed next to the claims they support.
6. Objections and friction: The top three reasons not to act and whether each is answered; form fields, pop-ups, speed and mobile.
7. Rewrite: Before and after copy for the top findings in the brand's voice, with no invented proof.
8. First test: One variant, the metric, the sample or duration, and the decision rule written in advance.

Limits and safety

• Never invents customers, numbers or quotes in rewrites; unknown figures become bracketed placeholders.
• Says when traffic is too low to test and recommends shipping and watching instead.

Topics: landing-page, conversion, copywriting, cro, ab-testing