Tilda landings are usually built around one action: leave a request. Everything else on the page either supports that action or competes with it.
The report shows which blocks help and which ones only add scroll depth, backed by measured data and tester notes.
What you get: measured facts separated from human judgement.
Start an auditWhat we check
Offer clarity in the first screen
Testers report what they believed you sell after five seconds. Disagreement between them is the finding.
Block bloat
Long landings load many blocks and scripts. We report weight and the point where the page stops being fast.
Lead form reliability
Testers submit the form and report whether they were told it worked and whether anything came back.
Mobile typography
Font sizes and line lengths tuned for desktop become unreadable on phones. We check contrast and size.
Proof and objection handling
Whether the page answers price, timeline and trust questions before asking for contact details.
Typical findings
- Three different CTAs on one page competing for the same click.
- Form asking for more fields than the offer justifies.
- Testimonials without names or context, read as fake by testers.
- Price never mentioned, so visitors leave to compare elsewhere.
Questions
Is a single landing page enough to audit?
Yes, and it is the cheapest kind: one page, one action, clear evidence.
Can I test two versions?
Yes, run a roast on each URL and compare the scores and findings.
How fast do I get human feedback?
Usually within 48 hours of funding the task.
See also
A roast is an automated audit plus reports from real testers, with evidence attached.