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Doubling conversion rate is the same as doubling traffic, at a fraction of the cost. CRO is a research and testing discipline: find where people drop, form a hypothesis, test it properly, keep what wins.

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Our Process

1. Research

Analytics funnels, heatmaps, session recordings and on-site surveys to find where and why visitors leave.

2. Hypothesis backlog

Every idea written as a testable statement, scored by expected impact, confidence and effort.

3. Testing

A/B tests run to a real sample size and significance — no calling a winner after 40 visitors.

4. Roll out & repeat

Winners shipped permanently, losers documented so the same idea is not re-tried in six months.

What's Included

Funnel & analytics audit

Checking your tracking is even accurate before drawing conclusions from it.

Behaviour research

Heatmaps, scroll depth, recordings and micro-surveys on key pages.

Test design & build

Variant copy, design and implementation, plus QA across mobile and desktop.

Monthly CRO report

Tests run, results, statistical confidence and cumulative revenue impact.

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Turnaround Expectations

Research phase

2–3 weeks to gather enough behaviour data.

First test live

Week 3–4 after research.

Test cadence

Two to four tests a month depending on traffic volume.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much traffic do I need for CRO?

Roughly 10,000 monthly visitors or 200+ monthly conversions makes proper A/B testing viable. Below that we still improve pages, but through research-led redesign rather than statistical testing.

How long before I see results?

The first meaningful lift usually lands in month two. CRO compounds — a series of 5–10% wins across a year is what changes the business, not one dramatic test.

Do you need developer access?

For most tests, a tag-manager snippet is enough. Bigger structural changes are handed to your developers, or we implement them if we already manage your site.