The agent tapped through the ad on a phone
Boring Funnels had an agent open a junk-removal ad. The phone number first appeared on screen 27 of 28. The post does not name the tool.
Done with Valgfri agentModerate
What was done
The account Boring Funnels writes on 20 October 2026 that the agent tapped through an ad for a junk-removal firm. The first screen was the logo and six service buttons. The phone number was written out only on screen 27 of 28. The rating of 5.0 from 1,265 Google reviews first appeared on screen 15.
How it went
The page the agent built puts three things on the first screen: the words same-day junk removal and a call button with the real number, the promise from their own ads of a price before any work and no hidden fees, and 5.0 from 1,265 reviews, veteran-owned, and the hours.
Worth knowing
The post does not name the agent product. Boring Funnels is a commercial account that sells analyses of this kind of page. The figures are the ones the post gives for that one ad.
How to do it
- Give the agent the ad and ask it to go through the page on a phone, screen by screen.
- Ask it to note when the number, the price and the reviews first appear, and how many screens the page has.
- Ask for a draft of the first screen that uses the words already in the ad. Do not publish until you have checked the number, the promises and the reviews against the source.
Try it with Valgfri agent
Open [ad URL] as it looks on a phone. Go screen by screen. Write down when [phone number], the price and the reviews first appear, and how many screens there are. Propose a first screen that uses the promises already in the ad. Do not publish. Do not invent figures.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. You have a list of what was on each screen, and a draft you have not published.
Safety rule. Use only words and figures that are in the ad or on the page. Do not publish the draft until a person has checked the number.
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