Funnel Farming Advertorials.

For direct-response marketers in money, e-com, health, relationships and spirituality

Warm Up Cold Traffic Before It Sees Your Price

Your AI writes the article your ad sends people to: a listicle, a story, a newsletter promo or a long-copy explainer. It goes live on your domain and leads straight into your sales page, wherever that page lives.

  • Listicles, story pre-sells, newsletter promos and long-copy explainers
  • No page limit: one article for every ad angle you test
  • Buttons pointed at any sales page, with the ad's UTMs carried through
Get Funnel Farming Advertorials

$399 a year or $79 a month, no page limit. Free for ACA community members.

Works in Claude Code · Cursor · VS Code · Windsurf · Claude Desktop

The first screen of the Harbor Street Research article on a phone: the Advertisement label, the Harbor Street Daily masthead, the headline about an 8.3% paycheck and the editor's byline.
The top of the Nightjar Sleep School article in the DTC look: the Advertorial bar, the brand, and the headline with 3 A.M. highlighted.
  • A button right after the discovery
  • A reader-offer card with your price
  • UTMs carried to the sales page
Harbor Street Research and Nightjar Sleep School, made-up advertisers: a money newsletter's article in the news look, and a health article in the DTC look

One made-up advertiser for each big market

Money, e-com, health, relationships and spirituality: the markets advertorials run in. Each article is written with the kit in a different format, and each leads into its own sales page. Pick one, then scroll it or tap a reason.

The whole Harbor Street Research advertorial on a computer, top to bottom.
The whole Harbor Street Research advertorial on a phone, top to bottom.

Money · Newsletter promo

Why it's built to pre-sell

Harbor Street Research: a paycheck that can stop, the free three-number check, then the newsletter

Made-up advertisers, written with the kit to test it: one for each market, each in a different format, in the news look or the DTC look. Tap a reason to jump to it, or scroll inside the screens.

From the ad to the sale

One ad angle, one article, one sales page. Your AI writes. You approve.

  1. 1

    Pick the angle

    The ad's hook, who it's for and your sales page URL. One article per angle, as many as you test.

  2. 2

    Your AI writes it

    Ten headlines first, then the seven moves from hook to soft bridge.

  3. 3

    Fill the gaps

    Every fact it doesn't have comes back marked, not made up.

  4. 4

    Preview it

    The preview lists anything still missing: photos, byline, button.

  5. 5

    Run the ad

    The article goes live on your domain, and the ad sends cold traffic to it.

  6. 6

    The sales page closes

    The button carries the click and its UTMs into your sales page, wherever it lives.

Get Funnel Farming Advertorials

$399 a year or $79 a month, no page limit. Free for ACA community members.

The format follows the offer

The skill picks the format from your offer and your traffic. One template, five ways in, and every one of them works across the five markets.

  1. The listicle

    When the reader has one problem with several causes: each reason, each fix.

  2. The story pre-sell

    When the reader needs to see themselves in it first.

  3. The newsletter promo

    When one big idea sells a subscription, with a free special report.

  4. The long-copy explainer

    When facts sell better than adjectives: specifics, captions, a buyer's guide.

  5. The "before you buy" warning

    When the reader is about to buy the usual fix.

A note from Cedric

I sell digital products with paid traffic.

Cold traffic from a feed doesn't know you, your product or why it works. Send it straight to a sales page and you're asking for money before anyone believes there's a better way. The article in between does that job: it earns the attention, teaches the real cause, and hands the reader to your sales page already curious.

It's also the page most funnels skip, because a good one is slow to write: the hook, the story, the mechanism and the proof, all before you ask for anything.

So I taught Claude to write advertorials the way direct-response copywriters do, and built the page that publishes them in front of your sales page.

Now you can have your own copy.

Everything you get

One price, five pieces, and all of it runs on your own accounts.

  1. 01

    The article page

    An article in your brand, live on your own domain, in one of two looks.

    • Your own e-letter, with a masthead, or the DTC article with a big highlighted headline
    • Photos with captions, pull quotes, numbered items, self-test boxes and tables
    • 18px text and 56px buttons on a phone
    The first screen of the Larkin Foundry article in the DTC look: the Advertorial bar, the brand, the headline with Smooth highlighted, and a home cook testing a skillet.
    Larkin Foundry, a made-up advertiser, in the DTC look: the first screen of its article on a phone.
  2. 02

    The advertorial-writer skill

    Your AI writes the article the way a direct-response copywriter would.

    • Give it your sales page URL: it reads the promise, the proof and the voice first
    • A working playbook drawn from Agora's newsletter promos, Gary Halbert and David Ogilvy
    • Leads, headlines and the build matched to the market, then scored on 15 checks
    • It asks you for the facts and proof only you have, then writes them in

    content/funnels/demo-harborstreet/advertorial.md

    ---
    publication: Harbor Street Daily
    kicker: Income · Special Report
    headline: The 8.3% “Paycheck” That Can Stop in a Single Announcement, and the 3-Number Check Income Investors Run Before They Buy
    dek: When a share price falls, the dividend yield on your screen goes up, even though the company pays you nothing extra. We call it the yield mirage. Here's how to see through it in about 20 minutes, using the company's own annual report.
    byline: Dana Whitfield, editor of The Dividend Ledger
    date: 2026-10-20
    cta: See the Paycheck Test, step by step
    cta_note: Before you buy the next high yield on your screen, run the three numbers.
    …
    
    The real file behind the Harbor Street demo: the front matter, then the article.
  3. 03

    Buttons that carry the click

    The reader reaches your sales page with the ad's tracking intact.

    • A button after the discovery, one at the end, and a sticky one on phones
    • Pointed at any sales page, on any platform
    • UTMs and click ids passed through to the sales page

    The ad's click lands on the article

    larkinfoundry.example/story?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=skillet&fbclid=…
    The reader-offer card in the Larkin Foundry article: the skillet in its box, three lines, $165 and the button.

    The button keeps every parameter

    larkinfoundry.example/offer?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=skillet&fbclid=…
    From the Larkin demo: the reader-offer card, its price taken from the funnel's own product.
  4. 04

    A preview that lists what's missing

    Before it runs, the article tells you what it still needs.

    • The copy file, the byline, the button label and the next page
    • Every photo it references and can't find
    The Nightjar article in preview, in the DTC look: a yellow bar lists the four photos it references and can't find yet.
    The Nightjar demo in preview, before its photos were uploaded.
  5. 05

    Your own copy

    It runs on your accounts, not ours.

    • Hosting billed by Vercel and Supabase, straight to you
    • Your articles, your domain and your traffic stay with you
    • Your Vercel
    • Your Supabase
    • Your domain
    Works in Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Claude Desktop.

Same price as Landra's Pro plan. No page limit.

If you've looked at Landra, here's what changes when you test a lot of angles, or sell outside DTC.

Landra Pro Funnel Farming Advertorials
Price $79 a month $79 a month, or $399 a year
Articles 20 generations a month, 10 stored pages No limit: one for every ad angle you test
Markets DTC brands: supplements, beauty, food, pet, fitness, home, tech Money newsletters, e-com, health, relationships, spirituality
Formats Advertorial and listicle Listicle, story, newsletter promo, long-copy explainer, "before you buy" warning
How it writes From your product page URL From your sales page URL and your proof, with a playbook drawn from Agora, Gary Halbert and David Ogilvy
Where it lives A Landra URL, Shopify, Webflow or an HTML export Your own domain, in your own code

Landra's Pro plan as listed on getlandra.com/pricing on October 20, 2026.

Get your own copy of Funnel Farming Advertorials

No page limit on either plan: one article for every ad angle you test.

Best value
Yearly
$948$399a year
Save $549 a year

Billed once a year. That's $33.25 a month.

Monthly
$79a month

Billed every month. Month to month.

In the ACA community? Funnel Farming Advertorials is included in your membership.

Hosting is billed by Vercel and Supabase, on your own accounts.

Questions people ask

What's an advertorial?

The page between your ad and your sales page. It reads like an article, warms the reader up, and has one job: the click to your sales page. The sales page does the closing.

Which formats can it write?

Listicles, story pre-sells, newsletter promos with a free report, long-copy explainers and "before you buy" warnings. One file per ad angle, so a back-pain ad and a desk-job ad each get their own article, both leading into the same sales page.

Will it work with Meta and native ad networks?

Yes. The article is built the way Facebook and native networks like Taboola expect a pre-sell page to look: an advertorial in your brand, leading into your sales page. The ad review is always the platform's own call, for every advertiser.

Which markets is it built for?

Money newsletters, e-com, health, relationships and spirituality: the markets where advertorials do the heavy lifting. Each one gets the lead that works there, from the Agora-style big idea for a newsletter to the numbered listicle for a health product.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You'll work in Claude Code or another AI coding tool, so you need to be happy typing a request and checking what it did. The code comes with the instructions your AI needs to set it up.

What do I need to run it?

Accounts at Vercel (hosting) and Supabase (database and files), which bill you directly, and your AI coding tool's own plan. Your sales page can live anywhere: the article's buttons point wherever you tell them.

Can I use my own photos?

Yes. Upload them in the admin and the article uses them by name. No photos yet? The skill lists the shots each article needs: people who look like your reader, the product in use, the diagram that explains the mechanism.

Are the example advertisers real?

No. Harbor Street Research, Larkin Foundry, Nightjar Sleep School, Two Oaks Couples School and Lantern House are businesses we made up to show what the kit writes, one for each market.

How is this different from Funnel Farming for local businesses?

That one builds pitch funnels for local businesses you sell to. This one writes and publishes the article that sits in front of your sales page, wherever that page lives.

What happens if I cancel?

The monthly plan is month to month. Your articles and your data live in your own Vercel and Supabase accounts, not ours.

I'm in the ACA community. Do I pay?

No. Funnel Farming Advertorials is included in your ACA membership.

Building a different kind of funnel?

Each Funnel Farming product comes with its own demo funnels.

  • Funnel Farming for local businessesPitch funnels, ads, texts and a proposal for local businesses, in their own brand.See it
  • Funnel Farming for info products and coachingValue ladders with order bumps, one-click upsells and downsells on your own Stripe.See it

Warm Up Cold Traffic Before It Sees Your Price

Get Funnel Farming Advertorials

$399 a year or $79 a month, no page limit. Free for ACA community members.

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