Static creative & funnel architecture

One ad.
One path.
One person on the other end.

We build the Meta creative, the landing page, and the audience segmentation as one connected system, so the promise a person clicks on is the promise they land on.

Map your funnel See what's different
Fig. 01 · signal path AD COLD HOT WARM Page · intro Page · offer Page · proof
Where most funnels short out

The ad and the page are built by two different people who never talk.

⌁ FAULT · 01

One generic landing page gets used for every campaign, every audience, every offer.

⌁ FAULT · 02

Creative gets designed for the Instagram feed, then gets asked to work as the whole website.

⌁ FAULT · 03

A cold stranger, a warm lead, and a past buyer all land on the exact same page.

⌁ FAULT · 04

The ad makes one specific promise. The page answers a completely different question.

How we route it

Three traffic temperatures. Three different experiences.

COLD

Never heard of us. The creative leads with the problem, not the brand, and the landing page opens on that same problem, with zero assumed context.

WARM

Has seen us, hasn't bought. The creative leads with proof and mechanism. The page reinforces the exact angle from that exact ad, not a general pitch.

HOT

Retargeting, past buyers. The creative leads with the specific offer. The page skips the pitch entirely and goes straight to checkout.

What's actually different

The part most agencies skip.

REF · A
Landing pages built per audience

Not one page for the whole account. Each ad's page matches that ad's exact hook, image, and offer. It's never a repurposed homepage standing in for a funnel.

REF · B
Segmentation before creative

We define what cold, warm, and hot actually mean for your specific funnel first, then build the creative for each one on purpose, instead of one set of ads asked to speak to everyone at once.

REF · C
Creative made for Meta placements

Static ads built hook-first for feed and story, sized and paced for how people actually scroll, not a print flyer or product photo asked to do a job it wasn't made for.

REF · D
Systematic testing, not guesswork

We use high-volume static testing and a structured learnings document to establish which personas, angles, hooks, headlines, and creative types actually work for your account, so every new batch builds on proof instead of a fresh guess.

Why message match matters

Friction kills funnels faster than disinterest does.

When the promise in the ad and the first line on the page are the same promise, a visitor never has to re-orient. They already know why they clicked. The page just continues the sentence.

Segmentation is what makes that possible at every stage. A cold visitor isn't asked to buy on the spot. A hot visitor isn't re-sold something they already believe. Each track gets the version of the page it actually needs.

That's the whole system: the creative, the segmentation, and the page are one decision, made together, not three separate line items handed to three separate vendors.

Typical setup

Ad promises one thing → generic homepage answers something else

Typical setup

Same page shown to cold, warm, and hot traffic

Signal Route

Ad promise = page's first line, every time

Signal Route

Page and creative built per audience segment, on purpose

TNT Marketing

Let's route your funnel.

One project: the Meta creative, the segmented landing pages, and the logic connecting them, mapped out before a single ad goes live.

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