[ Service 07 · CRO ]

Turn the traffic you already have into more customers

Before buying more traffic, make the traffic you have work harder. Conversion optimization finds where visitors hesitate, leave or get lost — then fixes it with evidence, not opinions. Often the cheapest growth available to a small business.

Evidence first: analytics, heatmaps and recordings before any redesign
Changes tested against reality, not debated in meetings
WordPress-native: fixes get built, not just recommended
experiment · A/B test running
a 2% → 4% rate doubles your leads
0$
extra ad spend required
30 days
to first tested improvements
[ The math ]

Doubling conversion beats doubling traffic — and costs less

Say a thousand people visit your site this month and twenty enquire — a 2% conversion rate, which is roughly typical. Doubling your traffic through ads or SEO is a long, expensive project. Moving that 2% to 4% by fixing the page itself produces the same twenty extra leads — from traffic you already paid for. That arithmetic is the whole case for CRO.

The work is diagnostic before it is creative. GA4 shows where visitors drop; heatmaps and session recordings show why — the form field everyone abandons, the pricing question the page never answers, the button below the fold on the phones half your visitors use. Fixes get prioritized by expected impact, and meaningful changes are A/B tested so the data decides, not the loudest opinion. Because I build WordPress sites, fixes ship as working code, not a PDF of suggestions.

CRO multiplies everything upstream of it: ad campaigns hit landing pages that convert, and SEO traffic lands somewhere designed to enquire. Request a free CRO audit and I will send you the three changes I would test first on your site — no obligation, and you keep the list.

Same traffic, same budget — thirty-eight percent more quote requests after two rounds of testing.

— Service business owner, Vancouver
[ What’s included ]

Diagnosis, testing and working fixes

01

CRO audit

Analytics, funnels and page-by-page review — delivered as a prioritized list of fixes with expected impact.

02

Heatmaps & recordings

See where real visitors click, scroll, stall and abandon — evidence that ends design debates fast.

03

A/B testing

Headlines, layouts, offers and forms tested head-to-head. The winner is whatever measurably wins.

04

Landing pages

Purpose-built pages for campaigns: one message, one action, matched to the ad or search that sent the visitor.

05

Form & friction fixes

Shorter forms, clearer CTAs, faster pages, mobile-first flows — the small cuts that quietly bleed conversions.

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Analytics & measurement

GA4 goals and funnels configured so every improvement is measured in enquiries and revenue.

[ The process ]

Research, hypothesize, test, roll out

01

Research

Analytics review, heatmaps and recordings establish where and why visitors leave. No changes yet — just evidence.

Weeks 1–2
02

Hypothesize

Findings become a ranked test list: what to change, why it should help, how success will be measured.

Week 2
03

Test

Highest-impact changes go live as A/B tests where traffic allows, or as measured before/after rollouts where it does not.

Weeks 3–6
04

Roll out & repeat

Winners become permanent, learnings feed the next round. Improvement compounds month over month.

Ongoing
[ FAQ ]

CRO questions, answered with numbers

What is a good conversion rate?

Across industries, 2–3% of visitors converting is typical and 5%+ is strong — but your own baseline matters more than benchmarks. The useful question is not “am I average?” but “what is stopping the next percent?” — which the audit answers.

How much do CRO services cost?

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The initial audit is a fixed price scoped in writing; ongoing testing is a monthly engagement sized to your traffic. Because gains come from existing traffic, the work typically pays for itself faster than any new ad spend at the same budget.

Do I need a lot of traffic for CRO?

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For formal A/B testing, more traffic means faster answers — but lower-traffic sites still benefit enormously from evidence-based fixes, measured before-and-after. I match the method to your volume rather than forcing a testing program your traffic cannot support.

How long until I see results?

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The audit lands within two weeks, first fixes within a month. Clear friction (broken forms, confusing navigation, slow mobile pages) often shows measurable improvement immediately; testing programs compound from there.

Will CRO changes hurt my SEO or design?

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No — done properly they help both. Faster pages and clearer structure are exactly what Google rewards, and changes ship within your existing design system. Nothing goes live without measurement, so anything that underperforms is reversed by evidence, not regret.

Your next customers are already visiting.
Free CRO audit: the three changes I would test first on your site.
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