More sales from the same traffic through landing page rebuilds and A/B tests grounded in session data.
More revenue from the traffic you already have. We combine analytics, session recordings and user feedback to find where intent is being lost, then rebuild and test the pages responsible.
Each test has a stated hypothesis and a decision rule agreed before launch, so results end an argument instead of starting one.
Tests built from session data and user research, not opinions in a meeting.
High-traffic pages redesigned around a single action and tested against the original.
Friction removed at the exact steps where your funnel currently leaks.
Sample sizes and run times set in advance so results hold up.
Variants judged on mobile performance where most of your traffic decides.
A running record of what won, what lost and what it means for the next test.
Category authority from positioning, messaging and editorial programmes written by specialists in your market.
Audience growth from platform-native calendars and creator collaborations, not one post copy-pasted five ways.
Recurring revenue from welcome, abandonment, win-back and post-purchase flows in HubSpot, Klaviyo and Mailchimp.
Decisions you can defend, from GA4, server-side tracking and dashboards that show which channel earned the sale.
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Roughly 1,000 conversions per month across the tested funnel gives enough power to detect realistic 5 to 10 percent effects within a two-to-four-week test. Below that, sequential redesigns validated by session recordings and usability testing are the honest approach.
Typical benchmarks are 1 to 3 percent for e-commerce and 2 to 5 percent for B2B lead generation, but your own trend line matters far more than any benchmark. CRO targets relative improvement against your baseline.
Hypotheses are built from analytics funnels, session recordings, form analytics and user interviews, then ranked by expected impact, confidence and effort. Testing button colours before fixing a broken mobile checkout wastes the traffic you have.
Most programmes recover their cost within the first two to three months, because early wins usually come from removing obvious friction rather than from marginal experiments. Compounding gains follow over the next two quarters.
Send one paragraph. You get a channel mix, scope, budget range and timeline back within 24 hours — from a senior specialist, not a salesperson.
