It's free, continue with GoogleThe message-match checker prompt
Your ad makes a promise. The page it sends people to either keeps it or does not. This finds out, in your own words.
What is inside
- The checker prompt, built for one ad and one page at a time.
- A batch version for a whole campaign: ten ads, one page.
- The five kinds of mismatch it looks for, so you can spot them yourself later.
- What to change first, and how to know it worked.
Who it is for
- Anyone running Google, Meta or LinkedIn ads to a page they did not write.
- Agencies checking a client's landing page before scaling spend.
- Marketing managers whose click-through rate is fine and whose enquiry rate is not.
The problem in one line
A visitor clicks an ad for one reason and arrives on a page written for another. They do not complain. They leave. Message match is the check that the headline, the offer, the audience and the next step on the page are the ones the ad promised. It is the cheapest fix in advertising, because it usually means changing words, not building anything.
Free, opens on this site
Get the checker prompt.
Both versions open on the next screen, ready to paste.
- The single-page checker
- The campaign batch version
- The five mismatch types
It opens on the next screen. Nothing to download, nothing to wait for.