The leak between the ad and the sale

Why ads get clicks but no sales

You can spend a lot of money on ads and still hear almost nothing back. People click. They land. They leave. The ad platform calls that a success because the click happened. Your bank account does not.

The leak sits between the click and the sale. On a live site that leak is almost always one of four things: the page the ads land on, the words on that page, how fast it loads on a phone, or whether anything is even recording what visitors do. Funnel Mage checks those four, on your real pages, and only writes up what it can prove.

The page, not the ad, is usually the problem

Ads get the click by promising something specific: book online, see someone this week, a price, a guarantee. If the landing page then asks for a phone call, hides the offer under a huge image, or takes three seconds to become usable on mobile, the person who clicked has a reason to leave that has nothing to do with the ad itself.

Our public sample report, run against a fictional physio clinic, found exactly that: the ads promised a 60-second online booking, and the page only offered a phone number. That is a message mismatch, not a “traffic quality” problem.

Four checks, in plain terms

Landing page. What visitors see first, the ask, the proof, and where people give up. $175 on its own.

Message and offer. Whether the headline and the ad actually say the same thing, and whether doubts are answered. $135.

Speed and mobile. Google’s real-visitor numbers for how fast the page loads, whether it jumps around, and how quickly it responds to a tap. $65.

Tracking. Included with every report. If GA4, Ads conversion tags or a Meta pixel are missing, you cannot tell which clicks bought and the ad platforms are flying blind.

The full work-up is $535 and adds search visibility and a look at similar businesses. A person-led diagnosis from us starts at $1,285 and can see your ad account and analytics; the automated report cannot, and says so.

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