Build advertorials and landing pages from a single URL

Build Mode turns a brief or a URL into a working page. Two entry points, one output: a real page you can put in front of traffic.

Picture a DTC sleep supplement brand. A competitor's advertorial keeps appearing in the founder's feed, week after week, with fresh comments each time. Longevity like that is usually a sign the page is earning its traffic.

The team drops the URL into Build Mode. It imports the article's structure: the story-style headline, the proof section, the benefits grid, the CTA blocks. Then they rebuild each section around their own product, with original copy and their own claims.

By the same afternoon they have a page that follows a structure the market already responds to, but reads as entirely theirs. They publish it, point a small test budget at it, and start collecting real numbers instead of debating mockups.

Most teams do not lack page ideas. They lack the production lane: a designer, a developer, a 2-week queue at the agency. Build Mode removes that lane.

The scope covers the formats DTC funnels actually run on: advertorials, product pages, and full funnels, from scratch or from a competitor URL. One person can go from reference to published page in a single working session.

Two free tools close the loop. Tag every link you send at the page with the UTM builder, so each visit carries its campaign. Then use the conversion rate calculator to judge what the page does with that traffic. If a page underperforms, run it through a CRO analysis to find the leaks before you rebuild.