Example output

Conversion Critic — sample report shape

Dummy scenario for proof only: a direct-to-consumer supplement landing page trying to improve first-visit conversion. This page shows the automated wording output and what evidence it cannot provide.

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High-level verdictThe extracted wording states a problem but does not identify a specific audience or differentiator.
Score breakdownClarity 62 / Proof language 54 / Offer 49 / Action labels 58 (dummy sample).
Top 3 wording gapsVague headline, generic proof claims, and an action label that does not explain the next step.
Next actionRewrite the headline and first action label, then inspect the live mobile page as a human.

Evidence boundaries

Extracted title, metadata, headings, visible copy, links, and button labels
No visual hierarchy or mobile first-screen inspection
No analytics, interaction, customer-behaviour, or conversion-rate evidence
No automatic competitor research or market comparison
A human review is still needed before important commercial decisions

What to do next

Use the automated result for copy triage. Then inspect the live page on mobile, check analytics and customer evidence, and use the broader free Website Fitness scan before deciding whether scoped human help is worthwhile.

This is dummy output, not an analysis of a real business. No paid Conversion Critic report is offered on this page.