Where Catchpoint's ads lose the buyer

Catchpoint is running 13 live ads on LinkedIn and Google. Their average fit to their own ideal buyer is 5.8 out of 10, and 9 ads need fixing. Each ad below is one of Catchpoint’s real live creatives, read straight from the ad libraries.

Catchpoint’s live ads, scored against their buyer

  • Find the true cause behind every slowdown, scored 8/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Nails the third-party dependency blind spot but lacks proof or a specific CTA to close the deal.
  • See what’s slowing your site down and fix it, scored 6/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Product UI adds credibility but the hook stays at generic page-speed testing, missing the internet-stack root-cause angle.
  • Test, track, and continuously improve your SEO scores, scored 4/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. SEO ranking angle targets a marketing or web-performance buyer, not the SRE or NetOps ICP who owns internet observability.
  • Slow is the new down, scored 6/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Revenue hook lands but stops at conversions, missing the SRE/NetOps root-cause pain.
  • How web performance impacts your SEO & AEO results, scored 4/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. SEO/AEO angle targets marketers, not SREs or NetOps leads who own observability.
  • This white paper provides a maturity model designed to help enterprises evolve f, scored 7/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Maturity model framing speaks directly to ops leaders evolving beyond siloed monitoring.
  • Build faster. Ship smarter. Stay reliable., scored 6/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. CI/CD integration angle fits platform engineers but skips the external-visibility pain.
  • Beyond speed. Master performance., scored 5/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Punchy creative copy but headline and body are generic with no proof or specific outcome.
  • Optimize your website performance now, scored 7/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Named customer quote adds real proof and friction-identification resonates with the ICP.
  • Keep your site fast and your customers engaged, scored 7/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Third-party stat creates urgency and the everywhere-for-everyone body line fits global ops buyers.
  • Measure and optimize your digital carbon footprint, scored 4/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Carbon footprint angle is a low-priority concern for SREs and NetOps leads focused on MTTR.
  • Slow websites are a common issue. The culprit? Heavy, complex websites and pract, scored 5/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Generic web performance framing misses the external visibility and MTTR pain that defines this ICP.
  • This eBook includes five best practices on how to prepare your website for peak , scored 6/10 against Catchpoint’s ideal buyer. Peak traffic angle is relevant but stays surface-level, missing third-party dependency and observability depth.

See Catchpoint’s full live-ad board on AdRoast. Every creative scored against their ICP, with the exact fix for each.

Learn the method behind these scores: the AdRoast guides cover how to audit your ads against your ICP and why clicks do not turn into pipeline.