adsequel
For Shopify stores that run Meta & Google ads

Your ad made a promise. Make the page keep it.

Pick an ad from a list. AdSequel builds a version of its landing page that continues that ad's message for the people who clicked it, tests it 50/50 against your current page, and publishes the winner in one click. No ad IDs, links or descriptions to type.

Coming soon. AdSequel is not listed on the Shopify App Store yet. This button will work on launch day.

How AdSequel works, in four moments1. Someone taps your ad; its link carries UTM tags: utm_source=meta, utm_campaign=allday, utm_content=ad_204. 2. AdSequel recognises the ad from those tags: source meta, campaign allday, ad ad_204. No ad account is connected. 3. On a phone, the landing page gets a new panel at the top that repeats the ad's promise, Lasts all day; the rest of the page is unchanged. 4. You start the test: that ad's visitors are split 50/50 between the original page and the page with the panel. An example results card measures orders per visit for both sides and calls no winner before there is enough data. Your brand Sponsored “Lasts all day.” Shop now utm_source=meta utm_campaign=allday utm_content=ad_204 Ad recognised Sourcemeta Campaignallday Adad_204 Add to cart Lasts all day. Light formula New panel A · original 50% B · with panel 50% Example Orders per visit A · original B · with panel Measuring… No winner is called before enough data.
  1. Someone taps your ad.
  2. AdSequel reads the ad from its UTM tags.
  3. A panel that keeps the ad’s promise is added to the top of the page.
  4. You start the test. That ad’s visitors split 50/50.
The gap

The click is the easy part.

Someone sees your ad about a lightweight, all-day formula. They tap. They land on a product page written for everyone — the headline is different, the reason they clicked is three scrolls down, or not there at all.

That mismatch is invisible in your ad dashboard and invisible in your theme. It only shows up as people who paid for a click and left.

AdSequel works on exactly that gap: one ad, the people who clicked it, and the page they land on.

Same ad, two pages

The page picks up where the ad left off.

For the people who tapped one ad, AdSequel adds a panel to the top of the page that says what the ad said. Nothing else on the page moves.

Your ad · what they tapped

“Lightweight. Lasts all day.”

Your page today

Foundation, 30 ml

12 shades

Add to cart

Written for everyone. The reason they tapped isn’t on screen.

Only this ad’s visitors

With AdSequel

Added for this ad

Lasts all day. Feels like nothing.

  • Lightweight formula
  • Made to wear all day
Choose your shade

Foundation, 30 ml

12 shades

Add to cart

The same page below it: your product, live price and add to cart, unchanged.

Everyone else — organic, email, other ads — sees your store exactly as it is. While a test runs, this ad’s visitors are split: half see the page today, half see it with the panel.

How it works

Four steps. Nothing to type.

  1. Install

    Install from the Shopify App Store and turn on the AdSequel app embed in your theme editor (one link opens the right screen). No ad account sign-in is needed.

  2. Pick an ad

    AdSequel recognises the ads in your traffic from the UTM tags on their links and lists them. Each row shows the ad, its visits, where it lands and how that page converts. To show an ad's picture, drop a screenshot of it — one field, no typing.

  3. Review the page

    AI writes an ad-matched section for the landing page, using your ad's image and your store's real catalog. You see current and new side by side. Targeting is pre-set: only people who clicked that ad.

  4. Test, then publish

    Start the test. Traffic from that ad is split 50/50. When the sample is large enough the result screen says so, and "Publish the winner" shows it to all of that ad's traffic.

What to expect

From install to a winner.

How long the middle steps take depends on how much traffic your ads send, so we don't put dates on them.

  1. Day 0

    Install and turn on the embed

    Install from the Shopify App Store and switch on the AdSequel app embed. No ad account sign-in.

  2. From the first ad visit

    Ad visits are counted

    Visits are recognised from the UTM tags already on your ad links and grouped by ad.

  3. Once an ad has enough visits

    Opportunities appear

    Ads whose visitors convert below your store average are listed as opportunities.

  4. While the test runs

    Both pages are measured

    Views, add to carts and orders are counted for A and B. Until there’s enough data, the screen says so.

  5. When the data supports it

    Publish the winner

    The result screen names a winner. One click shows it to all of that ad’s traffic.

What is tested

A real split test, not a before-and-after.

Both versions run at the same time, for the same audience, so a good week or a bad week affects both equally.

  • Who is in the test: only visitors who arrived from that ad (or that campaign, where Google does not pass an ad ID — Performance Max is matched at campaign level). Mobile by default, desktop optional.
  • The split: 50% see your current page (A), 50% see the ad-matched version (B).
  • What is measured: page views, clicks, add to carts, orders, and orders of the featured product — counted separately for A and B.
  • When it ends: no winner is declared until the sample is large enough. Until then the screen says "not enough data yet".
  • What you get: the numbers for both sides, and a one-click publish. Stop a test at any time and everyone sees your original page again.
You stay in control

AdSequel drafts. You decide.

  1. Automatic

    AdSequel spots and drafts

    It finds ads with traffic whose visitors buy less often than your store average, and drafts a panel that matches each ad’s promise.

  2. You

    You review it

    Read the panel next to your current page and preview it on your phone. If you don’t start a test, nothing changes.

  3. You

    Nothing goes live without your click

    A test starts only when you click Start test. The winner reaches all of that ad’s traffic only when you click Publish winner. Stop any time.

What never changes

Prices and stock are live

The new page never writes its own prices, stock, variants or discounts. Those always come from your live store, so what the visitor sees is what they can buy.

Your theme files stay untouched

AdSequel loads through a Shopify app embed. It does not edit your theme code, and turning the embed off removes it.

Your ad account is never touched

Nothing is connected, so nothing in your ad account is read or changed. If a link is missing a tracking tag, we show you the one line to paste — we don't edit it for you.

Only that ad's traffic

Everyone else — organic, email, other ads — sees your store exactly as it is today.

Visitor consent respected

AdSequel follows Shopify's Customer Privacy API. Where consent is required and not given, the visitor is not entered in the test and sees your original page. The report tells you the sample is smaller because of it.

No personal data on visitors

Test results are anonymous counters. Orders are matched to the test without names, emails or addresses.

Self-serve

Built to run without a meeting.

There is no onboarding call, no expert queue and no brief to fill in. AdSequel recognises your ads from the UTM tags already on your traffic, so you don't type them in.

Ad picture: to show an ad's image, drop a screenshot of it — one field, no typing.

Missing tags? If an ad's link carries no ad ID, AdSequel tells you that ad can't be tested yet and shows the single line to add (utm_content={{ad.id}} for Meta, {creative} for Google).

Works with Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest or any source that tags its ad links with UTM parameters. AdSequel does not connect to ad accounts.

We measure, we don't promise

No logos, no lift claims.

AdSequel is new and not yet on the App Store, so there are no customer logos or "X% more sales" numbers on this page. We'd rather not invent them.

What we can tell you is how the test works, what it counts and what it never touches. The only result that matters is the one measured on your own store, against your own current page — and AdSequel won't call a winner before the data supports it.

Questions

Common questions

Does AdSequel replace my product page?

No. It adds an ad-matched section to your existing landing page, for that ad's visitors only. The rest of the page — product, price, add to cart — is your theme as it is today. AdSequel finds a place for the section on your live page and checks it in the preview before a test starts; if it can't, it suggests a one-click app block you add in the theme editor.

What does the AI actually write?

Headline, short supporting copy and the order of existing product information, built from your ad's image and your store's catalog. It uses your store's language and currency. It works only with predefined blocks — no custom scripts.

Can I see the generated page before it goes live?

You review it side by side with your current page before you start the test. Nothing goes live without your click.

Which ad platforms are supported?

Any platform whose ad links carry UTM tags (utm_source, utm_campaign, utm_content and so on) — Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest and others. AdSequel does not connect to any ad account.

Will it slow down my store?

Shopify requires apps not to lower storefront speed scores by more than 10 points, and AdSequel has to pass that check to be listed. The script loads through the app embed and only changes the page for visitors in a test.

What languages does it support?

The app and this site are in English and Turkish. Generated pages are written in your storefront's language.

Start with the ad you spend the most on.

14-day free trial on every plan. Billed through your Shopify invoice.

Coming soon. AdSequel is not listed on the Shopify App Store yet.