Advertorial Template: Gadget Funnel Kit

Buyer path

From the article to the account page

The article is the only entry. Its buttons open a checkout where the bundle is picked and a warranty can be added, then four offers run in a row. A yes or a no on each one moves the buyer forward, so nobody gets stuck on an offer page.

Advertorial template funnel map: the article into a bundle checkout with a warranty bump, four one-click offers, the thank-you page and the account page — The advertorial template map: one article, one checkout with a bump, four one-click offers, thank-you and account pages.

Page by page

Every page in the advertorial template

Airlo is a made-up brand selling a plug-in air ionizer, written up by a made-up site, Home and Tech Notes. Each screen below is from the live kit. Click through the preview.

Entry: the advertorial

An article that sells a gadget

The page reads like a home and tech column: dated byline, a before and after photo of the outlet, sections on how the device works, eight reasons owners buy a second one, reader questions and reviews. The offer only shows near the end and in a small side card.

An Advertorial label at the top and a paid-ad disclosure in the footer that links to the help page
Every button goes to the checkout with a bundle picked

Advertorial template article: headline about a phone-sized plug-in clearing dust from bedrooms, date and section, and the outlet before and after photo — The top of the advertorial as the kit ships it.

Checkout

Four bundles, switched in place

The checkout opens on a product block with photos, then a bundle list from 1 to 9 units. Each row shows the price per unit, the total and the saving, and clicking one changes the product and the totals without a reload.

Free shipping from 3 units, written on the rows that get it
Labels such as Best seller and Lowest price per unit sit on the rows themselves

Bundle checkout in the advertorial template: 1 unit at $44.97, 3 units at $36.97 each, 6 units at $29.97 each and 9 units at $23.97 each — The bundle picker with 3 units selected.

Order bump

A warranty ticked before paying

Under the card fields sits a 2-year replacement warranty for $19.97. One tick adds it to the order summary, and the pay button total follows.

Offered on this page only, so the buyer decides once
Test two prices or two versions of the copy with an order bump split test

Order bump in the advertorial template checkout: the 2-year replacement warranty for $19.97 and the order summary for 3 units — The warranty order bump above the order summary.

After the payment

Four offers, one click each

More of the same device, two add-on devices for smells and fine particles, then package protection. Each yes charges the card from checkout with one click (Stripe, NMI and PayPal), and each no goes to the next offer. How one-click upsells work.

First upsell in the advertorial template: add 6 more units at $14 each, $84 for all six, with a one-click yes — 1. Six more units at the order price.

Second upsell in the advertorial template: three UV odor units for $95.91 total, 60% off — 2. An add-on device for smells.

Third upsell in the advertorial template: three mini HEPA purifiers for $95.91, store price $239.85 — 3. A second add-on for fine particles.

Fourth upsell in the advertorial template: lost package protection with a one-click yes — 4. Package protection, the last step before thank-you.

Thank-you page

The order and the statement name

Order tags fill the summary with the bundle, the bump and every accepted offer. Under it, a box shows the name that will appear on the card statement, so the buyer recognises the charge when it shows up.

A link to the account page for tracking, and a support contact

Thank-you page in the advertorial template: 3 ionizers, the replacement warranty and 6 more ionizers in one order, and the card statement preview — Bundle, bump and the first upsell in one order, with the statement line under it.

Account page

Tracking numbers behind a sign-in

Buyers open their account with their email and a magic link or a code. Each order shows its items, its total and either Being prepared or the carrier tracking number.

The account page is set to Requires Login, with its own sign-in page
A help page holds the contact form, shipping, returns, warranty, privacy and terms

Account page in the advertorial template: the latest order with the ionizer bundle, warranty and 6 more units, marked being prepared — The latest order on the account page.

What you get

What the kit puts in your project

You see every page, the offer chain and the product prices in the kit review first, and apply only after that.

Start from this kit

Pages: Advertorial, checkout, four upsells, thank-you, account, sign-in and help pages
Products: Four bundles, the warranty bump and the four offers, each with its price
Funnel: The article, the checkout and the offer chain with every yes and no path
Variables: Brand, site name, guarantee days, delivery times and the discount figure
Status: Drafts until you publish them

How to apply it

From the template to a live advertorial

The Academy tutorial shows the same steps on a store kit, with a clip for each. To write your own angle, start with the advertorial builder.

Search the Kits tab

Create Page, then Choose Template, then Kits. Type gadget to find it. A new project can start from a kit in its setup wizard too.

Read the review

Each page has a thumbnail and a preview link, the Funnel journey draws the offer chain, and the products list their prices.

Apply it

Pick a folder, keep the components and products switches on and click Apply kit. The pages arrive as drafts.

Swap in your product

Rewrite the article for your gadget, replace the photos, set the bundle prices and connect your merchant.

FAQ

Advertorial template FAQ

What is an advertorial template?

A page laid out like an editorial article that sells one product, with the headline, story, proof and buttons already placed. This kit adds the checkout and the offers that come after the article.

Does the article say it is an ad?

Yes. An Advertorial label sits at the top of the page and a paid-ad disclosure in the footer. Keep both when you rewrite the article.

Does the kit cost extra?

No. Kits come with every plan. Start the free trial, apply the kit and pay only for your plan if you stay.

Can I test two versions of the article?

Yes. Duplicate the article, change the angle and run both under one URL as a split test. Both send buyers to the same checkout, so the sales compare directly.

Which processors charge the one-click offers?

Stripe, NMI and PayPal. The buyer pays once on the checkout, and each yes on an offer page charges the same payment method without a new form.

Can I drop one of the four upsells?

Yes. Open the funnel the kit creates and connect the step before it to the step after it. The other offers keep working.

What if I sell something other than an air ionizer?

The structure fits any low-priced physical product sold off a native ad. Rewrite the article, swap the photos and set up your own bundles and add-ons.

Will applying it touch my existing pages?

No. The kit adds new draft pages, and the review flags any page address that is already taken before you apply.