Traffic without conversion is expensive theater.
CRO fixes the leaking funnel.
Conversion rate optimization for companies investing in SEO and not seeing it translate into pipeline. Funnel analysis, test prioritization, hypothesis design, A/B/multivariate testing, and the operational discipline to scale winners while killing losers fast.
Most companies pour money into traffic with a broken funnel underneath.
Doubling your organic traffic doesn't double your revenue if your conversion path leaks. CRO is the highest-leverage way to make every other marketing investment compound — but it requires test discipline most companies lack.
A 25% conversion rate increase = same revenue as a 25% traffic increase, usually faster
Most CRO programs fail because of poor test prioritization, not bad hypotheses
Statistical significance gets ignored — companies declare winners after 200 conversions and lose money for months
Mobile conversion paths are still meaningfully worse than desktop on most B2B sites
How we work.
Not a generic playbook. The order matters and so does the depth at each step.
- 01
Funnel + revenue audit
Map every step from first visit to revenue event. Quantify drop-off at each stage. Identify which stages have the highest impact per percentage-point improvement.
- 02
Test prioritization framework
ICE or PIE scoring framework applied to every hypothesis. We test what's likely to win, easy to implement, and high-impact — not what's interesting to debate.
- 03
Hypothesis development
Hypotheses grounded in actual user behavior data — session recordings, heatmaps, exit surveys, user interviews. Not best-practice guesses from blog posts.
- 04
Test execution
Properly powered A/B and multivariate tests via Optimizely, VWO, or Google Optimize. We define statistical significance upfront and don't peek at results until tests reach significance.
- 05
Winner scaling + losers
Winners get implemented permanently and applied across related pages/templates. Losers get analyzed for insights and shelved — failures inform future hypotheses.
- 06
Quarterly testing roadmap
Documented next-quarter test plan with prioritized hypotheses, expected outcomes, and resource requirements. Testing as an operational discipline, not a one-off.
What you actually get.
Every deliverable shipped. Every fix verified. No 60-page PDFs that get filed and forgotten.
Funnel audit
Documented funnel with drop-off rates per stage and revenue impact per percentage-point improvement.
Test prioritization framework
Scoring framework applied across all hypotheses — consistent prioritization across stakeholders.
Test execution
4-12 tests per quarter depending on traffic volume and engagement scope. Test design, implementation, monitoring, and analysis.
Hypothesis library
Documented hypotheses (winners and losers) building institutional knowledge over time.
Quarterly results report
Test outcomes, revenue impact attributed to wins, and next-quarter roadmap.
Implementation handoff
Winners implemented either by your dev team (we provide specs) or directly by us in supported platforms.
Common questions.
How much traffic do we need to do CRO properly?
Enough to reach statistical significance on tests within reasonable timeframes. Rough rule: 1,000+ conversions per month total, or 10,000+ visitors to the page being tested. Below that, A/B testing is too slow to be useful — we'd recommend qualitative research (heatmaps, recordings, interviews) instead.
What kind of revenue impact should we expect?
Realistic targets: 15-40% improvement in conversion rate over 12 months of disciplined testing. Lower-funnel optimizations (checkout flows, signup forms) compound faster than upper-funnel changes (homepage hero copy). We're skeptical of agencies promising 200%+ uplifts — those numbers usually require cherry-picking.
Do you work with our existing analytics?
Yes — we work with GA4, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, and custom analytics. The testing tool stack (Optimizely, VWO, Convert) can be your existing one or we'll recommend based on traffic volume and budget.
Does CRO conflict with SEO?
Done badly, yes — heavy redesigns or content changes can disrupt rankings. Done well, no. We coordinate test changes with SEO impact assessment, avoid changes that risk Core Web Vitals or major content shifts on indexed pages, and run sensitive tests via tools that preserve canonical URLs.
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