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Your ad made a promise. Your page should keep it.

One landing page on your Shopify store, changed to match every ad that points at it. The campaign says the same thing from the first impression to the cart, and you maintain a single page.

Match

One landing page. Every ad gets its own.

The page answers the ad

A visitor clicks a promise and should land on that same promise. Proa reads the URL parameter your ad already carries and changes the page to match it.

No duplicate landing pages

Headline, image, offer and button change per ad, on one URL. One page to maintain, one theme, and the campaign says the same thing from the ad to the cart.

Show it to everyone, or test it

Deliver a version to every visitor from that ad, or run a campaign test: one experiment per ad, so you know which message sells and not just which one gets the click.

yourstore.com/pages/linen

Your ads

Free shipping on every linen order

?utm_content=free-shipping

The summer linen drop is here

?utm_content=summer-drop

The gift they will actually wear

?utm_content=gift

/pages/linen?utm_content=free-shipping

/pages/linen?utm_content=summer-drop

/pages/linen?utm_content=gift

Free shipping on all linen, today

Shop with free shipping

The summer drop: new colors, same linen

See the new colors

A gift that gets better every wash

Send it as a gift
URL parametersutm_content is giftCampaign test

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Paid traffic is too expensive to land on the wrong headline

Five ads, one generic page

Each ad makes its own promise, then every click lands on the same headline. The visitor has to find the offer again, and many do not bother.

Or five pages to babysit

Duplicating the landing page per ad works until the price changes, the photo is reshot or the theme updates, and you fix it five times.

And no idea which message sold

The ad platform tells you which creative got the click. It cannot tell you which promise, kept on the page, turned into orders.

How it works

  1. 01

    Your ad already carries the signal

    Keep the URL parameters you use today, like utm_content or utm_campaign. There is nothing new to add to the ad.

  2. 02

    Build the matching version on the real page

    Open your store in the visual editor, click the headline, the image, the offer or the button, and change it for that ad.

  3. 03

    Deliver it, or test it

    Show the version to everyone arriving from that ad, or run one experiment per ad and read the answer in orders and revenue.

Build

Point at your store. Change it.

Your storefront, inside the editor

The real store renders next to your edits, at desktop or mobile width. No staging copy, no screenshots to guess from.

Pick from page

Click an element and Proa writes the edit for you: type, target and content filled in, with a live count of what it matches.

A variant is a list of edits

Text, HTML, image, attributes, hide, remove or CSS only. Each edit is targeted on its own and applies as you type, before anything is saved.

Check it where it matters

Flip to mobile width, keep an edit alive when the theme redraws the page, and export a version as JSON to reuse it on another site.

Proa / Experiments / Product page hero / Variant B

yourstore.com/products/linen-shirt

FREE SHIPPING OVER $80

The linen shirt

Linen that gets better every wash

$84.00

Add to cart
Pick from page

Edits

Ready

Text

h1.hero-title

1 match on this page

Image

.hero-media img

Hide

.promo-strip

CSS only

.buy-button

Add edit

Keep this edit if the page redraws

Export JSON · Import JSON

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Deliver

Visitors never see the swap

Only what changes waits

The rest of the page paints as usual. Just the elements a variant touches hold back for a moment, so nobody watches the old headline turn into the new one.

Then it appears, already changed

Each element is released the moment its edit lands. A visitor sees one version of your store, the one they were given.

And the page always shows up

If anything goes wrong on our side, the page reveals itself anyway. Your store is never left waiting on Proa.

yourstore.com/products/linen-shirt

Linen that gets better every wash

Page paintsEdited element waitsRevealed, changed

Built-in time limit: the page reveals itself no matter what

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Install

On your store in three steps

Connect, activate, done

Install the Proa app, switch it on in your theme, and the checkout pixel is set up for you. No code in the theme, and Proa tells you what it actually sees on the storefront.

Not on the app? One line works too

Copy the Proa snippet into your theme and you are running. Same tests, same reports, on Shopify or any other platform.

Proa / Site settings / Installation

1

Connect Shopify store

Connected
2

Activate in theme

Theme app embed on
3

Checkout pixel

Provisioned

Or paste the snippet

Copy snippet

<script src="https://…/your-site.js"></script>

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Which ad would you match first?

Proa Experiments is in alpha preview and access is by request. Bring your best ad and the page it lands on.