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Landing Page CRO Teardown

Sample 1 · 2026-10-29 · Grok Bot executor subagent (model family not disclosed)

Bot page

Page summary

  • Goal: start a free trial. Primary CTA label: "Start free trial".
  • Sections counted from your copy: 7 (Hero, Logos, Features, Proof, Pricing, Form, Footer).
  • CTAs counted: 2 buttons with different labels: "Book a demo" (Hero) and "Start free trial" (Form).
  • Form fields counted: 6 (name, email, phone, business name, number of staff, how did you hear about us).
  • Your analytics: 4,200 visits x 2.1% = 88.2 trial starts over 30 days. 38% of visitors scroll past the first screen, so 100% - 38% = 62% see only the Hero.

Message continuity check

Traffic source Page
Keyword: "appointment scheduling software for salons" Headline: "Run your business, not your calendar."
Ad headline: "Salon Booking Software, Try Free" Subheadline: "All-in-one software for service businesses."

Shared key term: "software". Missing from the page's first screen: "salon", "booking" or "scheduling", and "free" or "trial". Rating: broken. The ad promises salon booking software you can try free. The first screen talks about service businesses in general and offers a demo, and that first screen is all that 62% of visitors see.

Section teardown

Severity is judged against the trial goal and backed by your scroll data.

Section What it says (quote) Issue Fix Severity
Hero, button "Book a demo" The only button on the first screen asks for a demo, which is not the page goal, and the ad said "Try Free". Change it to "Start free trial" and put "14 day free trial, no card required" right under it. Both lines are already on the page. High
Hero, headline and sub "Run your business, not your calendar." / "All-in-one software for service businesses." No mention of salons, booking or the free trial (see the continuity check). Rewrite using the ad's terms and page facts (see Rewrites). High
Logos "Trusted by teams everywhere" (no logos shown) A trust claim with no proof next to it. Replace it with the Capterra line, or show real customer logos you have permission to use. Medium
Features "Online booking. Reminders by text. Payments." Three bare nouns. Nothing ties them to a salon's day. Keep the three features and add one plain line to each about what it does. Use only details you can confirm. Medium
Proof "4.7 on Capterra from 310 reviews." Your strongest proof sits below the first screen, which 62% never get past. Move it into the Hero, under the button. Medium
Pricing "From $29 per month. 14 day free trial, no card required." The trial terms answer the ad's "Try Free" promise but appear late. Repeat the trial line in the Hero; keep pricing here. Medium
Form 6 fields, including phone, number of staff and how did you hear about us Every extra field is work before the trial starts. Ask only for name, email and business name to start the trial, and collect the rest after signup if the team agrees. Medium
Footer Links No issue for the goal. None. Low

Top five fixes

Rule: High before Medium before Low. Within the same severity, the section that comes earlier on the page goes first.

  1. Hero button: change "Book a demo" to "Start free trial" (High).
  2. Hero headline and subheadline: match the salon booking promise (High).
  3. Logos: replace "Trusted by teams everywhere" with real proof (Medium).
  4. Features: add one line of meaning to each feature (Medium).
  5. Proof: move "4.7 on Capterra from 310 reviews" into the Hero (Medium).

Next after these: the trial line in the Hero (Pricing row) and cutting form fields (Form row).

Rewrites

Element Rewrite Source of each claim
Headline Salon booking software. Try it free for 14 days. "Salon Booking Software, Try Free" (your ad); "14 day free trial" (Pricing section)
Subheadline Online booking, text reminders and payments in one place, from $29 per month. Features section; Pricing section
Line under the button 14 day free trial, no card required. Rated 4.7 on Capterra from 310 reviews. Pricing section; Proof section
Logos section (weakest) Remove "Trusted by teams everywhere". Show [ADD: customer logos you have permission to use], or drop the section and rely on the Capterra line above. Nothing on the page supports "everywhere"

Your page copy says Bookwell is for "service businesses". The salon wording comes from your own ad. Confirm that salons are a segment you want this page to name.

What to test next

These are hypotheses to test, not predictions: - H1: Changing the Hero button to "Start free trial" raises trial starts among visitors who don't scroll (evidence: 62% see only the first screen). - H2: A salon specific headline raises trial starts from the "appointment scheduling software for salons" ad group (evidence: broken continuity rating). - H3: A 3 field form raises form completion (evidence: 6 fields counted). Test this only after H1, so the two changes don't overlap.

Needs your decision

  • Approve changes before they go to the live page.
  • Confirm you can show customer logos before adding any.
  • Confirm salons are a segment this page should name.
  • Decide whether sales still needs phone and staff count at signup.