Concept & Design
Conversion Optimisation. More leads, driven by data.
Heatmaps, funnel analyses and user testing. A/B tests as proof.
Service
Data first, then measures. Impact, not assumption.
- The traffic is there, but conversions fall short of expectations. The business impact is directly measurable: 10,000 monthly visitors at a 1% conversion rate mean 100 leads. Raising it to 1.5% (without more traffic) yields 150 leads. 50 additional leads per month, generated without any further marketing spend.Without structured analysis it stays unclear where users drop off and why. Optimisations based on gut feeling rarely change the outcome. The causes lie in real usage, not in design taste.
Our approach
We start with the data: heatmaps, session recordings, funnel evaluations and structured user testing show where and why users abandon. On that basis we prioritise optimisation measures by likelihood of impact. Not by effort or preference. Effectiveness is proven through A/B tests, not claimed. Anyone needing ongoing optimisation rather than a one-off project can cover it in a retainer model, closely interlinked with analytics and monitoring through our analytics service.Deliverables
—Analysis report with friction points, drop-off rates and prioritisation—A/B test concepts with success criteria and measurement methodology—Implementation of prioritised optimisation measures—Results reporting with measurable improvements per measure—Optional: ongoing conversion monitoring in a retainer model
Case in point
In practice
Industry
B2B / Professional servicesChallenge
Stable visitor numbers (approx. 8,000/month), but a declining lead rate from 1.8% to 1.1% over six months. No understanding of abandonment behaviour, no in-house tracking know-how.Approach
Funnel analysis, heatmaps on 5 critical pages, two structured user tests, identification of three central friction points, A/B tests in two areas over six weeks.Result
Lead rate increased from 1.1% to 1.7%, equivalent to approx. 48 additional leads per month at the same traffic.
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