click-to-convert-audit
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Audit a landing page to assess how likely it is to convert traffic from Google Ads, and produce a prioritized, evidence-backed list of fixes. Use this whenever the user shares a landing page URL and asks whether it will convert, whether it's ready to run paid traffic to, or about Quality Score, landing page experience, message match, scent, or the post-click experience. Trigger it even when the user just pastes a URL and asks "will this convert?", "is this page good for Ads?", "why isn't my landing page converting?", "audit this page", "CRO audit", "am I wasting ad spend?", or shares ad copy and keywords alongside a page. Prefer this skill over a generic critique whenever Google Ads, PPC, paid search, or conversion of paid traffic is in play.
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