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Conversion Rate Optimization Services
A conversion rate optimization consultant finds the leaks in what you already have before you spend another dollar on new traffic. We audit, test and fix the specific things stopping visitors from becoming leads or customers — headlines, forms, checkout flow, page structure — and prove it with real test data, not opinions.
What's included
Whether you call it a CRO consultant, specialist or consultancy, here's what actually happens.
The job title varies — conversion rate optimization consultant, specialist, expert, consultancy — but the actual work is consistent: find where visitors drop off, form a testable hypothesis for why, run the test, and only roll out changes that prove themselves against real traffic.
Conversion rate optimization audit
A full pass through your funnel identifying the specific points where visitors are dropping off and why.
Hypothesis-driven testing
Every test starts from a specific, testable reason a page might be underperforming — not a random redesign.
A/B and multivariate testing
Real split tests against live traffic, run until they reach statistical significance before we call a winner.
Reporting you can actually use
Clear before/after numbers and what we're testing next — not a vanity dashboard full of session heatmaps nobody acts on.
Conversion strategy
A conversion strategy is bigger than any single test.
Individual tests fix individual leaks. A conversion strategy is the roadmap that decides which leaks to fix first, based on where the real revenue is actually being lost — not just whichever page is easiest to test.
We prioritize by potential impact: a small lift on your highest-traffic page usually beats a huge lift on a page nobody visits. That prioritization is the actual strategic work — the tests themselves are just execution.
B2B & ecommerce
B2B conversion rate optimization and ecommerce CRO need genuinely different playbooks.
A B2B site is optimizing a longer sales cycle toward a demo request or lead form. A Shopify or ecommerce store is optimizing a much shorter path straight to checkout. Applying one playbook to both usually underperforms either done properly.
B2B conversion rate optimization
Lead form friction, demo-request flow, and the trust signals a longer B2B sales cycle actually needs to move forward.
Shopify & ecommerce CRO
Cart abandonment, product page structure, and checkout flow — the specific places ecommerce revenue actually leaks.
What we actually test
Landing page and headline optimization, done as real experiments.
Landing page optimization and headline testing get talked about as "best practices" a lot, but a best practice is just a hypothesis until it's tested against your actual traffic. Headlines, above-the-fold layout, form length, CTA wording and placement, trust signals, page load speed — all testable, and we don't roll any of it out sitewide until it's proven a real lift, not just a plausible-sounding change.
CRO questions
Conversion rate optimization, answered
A full review of your funnel — analytics data, session recordings, and a structured walkthrough of the experience — to find specific, testable reasons visitors aren't converting. You get a prioritized list of what to test first, not just a list of vague suggestions.
B2B optimizes a longer path toward a lead or demo request, where trust signals and form friction matter most. Ecommerce optimizes a shorter path to checkout, where cart abandonment and product page clarity matter most. We treat them as genuinely different problems.
Yes — Shopify has its own set of common conversion leaks (checkout customization limits, app bloat slowing load times, theme-level friction) that a generic CRO approach often misses.
A single test typically needs a few weeks to reach statistical significance, depending on your traffic volume — lower-traffic sites take longer to reach a confident result. We won't call a winner before the data actually supports it.
It depends heavily on industry, traffic source and price point, so there's no universal benchmark worth quoting. We baseline against your own historical data and aim for meaningful, tested improvement over that — not an industry-average number that may not apply to you.
Enough traffic to reach statistical significance in a reasonable timeframe, yes — very low-traffic pages take proportionally longer to test. If traffic is genuinely too low for reliable testing, we'll say so and suggest qualitative methods instead of running an underpowered test.
Both models exist — a focused audit-and-fix engagement for a specific problem, or an ongoing testing program for continuous incremental gains. We'll recommend based on how much room for improvement the initial audit finds.
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No point improving conversion rate on traffic you don't have yet — pairs well with active ad spend.
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Another lever for the same goal — capturing more of the traffic you're already getting.
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