Seed's 25% offer adds 13 questions after the click
A current DS-01 ad promises 25% off and a free welcome kit. The click opens a health quiz, and the offer now depends on finishing all 13 steps.
What we checked for you
FunnelWatch followed 100 current Seed ads into the pages they send shoppers to. The ad inventory reached our 100-ad review limit, so this is not a claim that we saw every live ad. We found 21 distinct paid destinations or offer states and checked 10 of them on desktop and mobile.
The deepest safe step reached was the first screen of the DS-01 health quiz. We did not answer health questions, add a product to a cart, open checkout, or submit a form. One issue was strong enough to show you.
Where paid traffic is leaking
The ad promises the offer. The page adds a 13-step health quiz.
The current ad
What happens after the click
The creative makes the deal simple: "Get 25% Off + FREE Welcome Kit."
What happened: The exact ad destination does not open on the product or a buying page. It opens at step 1 of 13 and says the shopper must complete the quiz for 25% off and a free gift. The first question asks, "How often do you poop?" There is no product, cart, checkout, or buy control on that screen.
Why this matters while the ad is running: The ad sells an immediate discount and welcome kit. The page adds a long, personal questionnaire after the click. People who expected to shop can leave before they see the product or claim the deal.
What to change first: Say in the ad that the discount requires a quiz, or send this ad to a DS-01 offer page where shoppers can see the product and start buying immediately. Keep the quiz as an optional route for people who want guidance.
What FunnelWatch would keep watching: Recheck every live DS-01 ad against its first destination screen. Flag any new question, offer condition, missing product route, or change to the 25% discount and welcome kit.
Why this keeps costing you
This path looks healthy from either end. The ad is live. The quiz loads. But the handoff changes a simple product offer into a 13-step health questionnaire. That kind of leak can sit between the media and site teams while the campaign keeps spending.
Seed's ads, promo codes, quiz steps, product pages, prices, cart, checkout, and tracking can all change separately. FunnelWatch would keep following those live journeys after every campaign or site update, then warn your team when the promise and the buying path drift apart again.
Start by monitoring the current DS-01 ads through the quiz, product, cart, and checkout opening. That will show whether the fix holds and catch the next break before paid traffic keeps feeding it.