Have a Bot click through your landing pages as a real buyer

How this helps you

You see your funnel the way a stranger does, including broken buttons you stopped noticing.

✦ Try it

Click through each of these pages as a real buyer would: [page links]. Scroll, click and read everything up to [goal], but don't submit payment or real personal details. Score each page out of 10 with sub-scores for message match, clarity, trust and friction, give the top 3 fixes, and include a timeline of every click with what you saw. Tell me where you ran it from and anything you couldn't complete.

Fill in: [page links] are the landing pages. [goal] is the conversion step, such as the quote form or the checkout page.

What they did

Stew made a Bot called Paid Funnel Tester and gave it four US landing pages (an e-commerce rug shop, a water heater installer, ClickUp and a solar company). He asked it to click through each as a real buyer would, score them out of 10, give the top three fixes, and keep a timeline of everything it did with what it saw at each step. It produced a 125-page report in about 20 minutes, with sub-scores such as landing clarity, trust and friction. It found things like slow loading, price ranges instead of clear prices, slow made-to-order times, and a Get started button on ClickUp's paid page that led to a 'welcome back' screen. It also compared competitors' offers and noted its own limits: it ran from a UK IP, so ads could differ, and some screenshots were duplicated or mislabeled.

Who it's for: Marketers, agencies and store owners running paid traffic to landing pages.

Before you start

The landing page links you want tested (yours or competitors').
What a conversion means on each page: a purchase, a quote form, a demo booking.

How to try it

Create a Bot for funnel testing and tell it to use its own browser like a buyer.
Paste the prompt below with your page links.
Ask for one combined report, but read the summary and top fixes first.
Check its caveats: location, screenshots and any step it couldn't finish.
Ask it to rerun the same test on a schedule (Stew suggests weekly or monthly) to catch broken flows.

What to expect

Per page: a score like 5/10, sub-scores, three fixes ('show one clear price instead of a range'), and a step-by-step timeline with screenshots.

Common mistakes

Asking for everything in one long document. 125 pages is hard to use; ask for a summary first.
Ignoring location. A Bot browsing from another country may see different ads and prices.
Letting it fill real forms. Tell it to stop before payment or submitting your details.

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