What usually goes wrong first
- Traffic is healthy but the conversion rate hasn't moved in a year
- Nobody's tested a single headline, button, or layout change
- Checkout or booking abandonment is high and undiagnosed
- Decisions about the site get made on opinion, not data
Structured testing, not redesign guesswork
We analyze behavior data to find exactly where visitors drop off, form hypotheses grounded in that data, and run structured A/B tests — so changes are validated before they're rolled out permanently.
Sample
Conversion lift reported per validated test
Ongoing
Testing cadence, not a one-time redesign
Data-led
Every change backed by behavior data
- Analyze heatmaps, session recordings, and funnel drop-off data
- Identify highest-impact pages and friction points
- Form and prioritize testing hypotheses
- Design and build A/B and multivariate tests
- Run tests to statistical significance before rolling out changes
- Report on lift and compounding conversion improvements
- Behavior analytics audit
- Prioritized testing roadmap
- A/B test design and builds
- Monthly test results reporting
- Funnel drop-off analysis
- Ongoing optimization backlog
The same six phases, applied to cro.
Discover
Strategize
Build
Launch
Optimize
Scale
Platforms & Tools
Conversion Rate Optimization — Common Questions
Meaningful A/B testing needs sufficient volume to reach statistical significance — for lower-traffic sites, we lean more on qualitative signals like session recordings first.
No — CRO tests specific, isolated changes against data before committing to them, rather than rebuilding the whole site on assumption.
Until it reaches statistical significance, which varies by traffic volume — we set expected timelines before launching each test.
Let's talk about conversion rate optimization.
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