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Free landing pages: Strategy, framework + templates to scale your ad winners
Message-Matched Landing Page System
Turn Every Winning Ad Into 4–6 New High-Converting Funnels
The Missed Opportunity in Scaling Ads
Most brands test dozens of ad angles—but send all traffic to one generic PDP.
- This kills conversion rates 
- Creates ad fatigue faster 
- Leaves 30–50% of potential revenue on the table 
✅ The fix: Build landing pages that match the ad’s promise, structure, and audience.
Our Solution — Message-Matched Landing Pages
We build congruent, high-converting landing pages that:
- Mirror the ad’s hook, tone, and angle 
- Match the exact promise, pain point, and CTA 
- Speak directly to the ad’s pocket audience 
📈 This leads to:
- Higher conversion rates 
- Lower CPAs 
- Broader scale with better efficiency 
Why It Works
This system kills two birds with one stone:
- Ad account diversity → more angles = more audiences unlocked 
- Higher funnel efficiency → better message match = better conversion 
"We scale by going more specific—not more general."
Step-by-Step System We Use
Stage 1: Pick the Angle
- Identify a winning ad (or multiple variations of it) 
- Pull the exact promise, CTA, and unique selling point 
Stage 2: Build Message-Matched Pages
- Create 1–2 new landing pages tailored to that exact ad 
- Use formats like: - Listicle ("5 reasons why…") 
- Advertorial (blog-style explainer) 
- Quiz funnel 
- PDP variation with custom sections 
 
Stage 3: Test + Scale
- Run in isolated campaign (20–50% of original ad budget) 
- Monitor performance vs. original 
- If winner → move into scale campaign 
Stage 4: Multiply the Funnel
- Turn 1 ad angle → 3–6 funnels by changing formats 
- Apply same framework to every new winning ad going forward 
Example: One Winning Ad Angle → 5 Unique Funnels
- Ad A → Listicle page 
- Ad A → Quiz funnel 
- Ad A → Short-form PDP variant 
- Ad A → Long-form testimonial page 
- Ad A → UGC explainer page 
Each one taps a different pocket audience. Each one increases total revenue.
Templates You Can Steal Today (Free Value)
Here’s how to get started on your own 👇
Message-Matched Lander Brief
- Paste in your winning ad copy 
- Identify the core promise, format, CTA 
- Use our template to wireframe: - Headline 
- Subhead 
- Hero section 
- Section 2 (angle deep-dive) 
- Section 3 (proof/benefit) 
- CTA 
 
Listicle Page Outline
- Hook: “5 Reasons [X] Is the Only [Category] That Actually Works” 
- Each section maps to a unique benefit from the ad 
- Insert quote/testimonial matching the same buyer type as ad 
Reply back to this email and I’ll send editable Figma and Replo templates.
Why Now?
 You're already spending on ads. You're already finding winners.
But those ads are converting at 70% of their potential.
This landing page system unlocks:
- More revenue from the same traffic 
- More scale from every winner 
- More testing without burnout 
Most brands confuse this and lose out on tens of thousands in revenue.
They build ONE page… and send ALL traffic to it. Cold, warm, hot — same experience.
Cold traffic needs to be educated. They don’t know your product. They barely know their own problem. So they need storytelling. Curiosity. Emotional pull.
Warm traffic already saw an ad, clicked something, or maybe even added to cart. They need convincing. Less education. More trust, reviews, urgency.
Cold traffic page types:
- Listicles (5 reasons why…) 
- Advertorials (TikTok style story format) 
- Problem-aware quizzes 
Warm traffic page types:
- Offer pages (bundles, discounts, UGC stack, urgency blocks) 
- MOF Product pages (testimonials + clear CTA) 
Reply to this email if you have any questions or further content you want covered.
Thanks for reading!
 Cheers,
Jeff 
PS - If you run an ecommerce brand above $50k/mo and you want to have a free landing page strategy consultation with me, book a call here »
PPS - I have a great ebook, template, and swipe file pack available for purchase with monthly updates. Grab it now here
I also have free resources you might find valuable. I’ll leave the links to them below:
