Question 1

CRO Maturity Audit

Accepted Answer

We provide a complete health check of your entire conversion strategy, a process we’ve refined to pinpoint the exact gaps that are costing you sales and frustrating your customers. The reality is that most companies are just testing at random without a solid foundation, which leads to inconsistent tracking, weak hypotheses, and results you can&#8217;t trust. Our audit changes that. We map your current state against a proven CRO framework, then provide a clear, actionable roadmap showing which improvements will drive the most significant revenue impact first. You get specific next steps.

Question 2

Conversion Audit

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Your website almost certainly loses potential customers at predictable points in their journey, and our job is to find those leaks before they drain more of your revenue. Using a combination of advanced analytics and real user behaviour data, we identify the exact pages, forms, and checkout steps where visitors are abandoning their purchase. This isn&#8217;t guesswork. We analyse real user sessions, heat maps, and conversion journeys to pinpoint the specific areas of friction that kill sales, providing you with a prioritised action plan showing which fixes will recover the most income.

Question 3

Conversion Research

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Before you can meaningfully test any changes on your site, you absolutely must understand the psychology behind why your visitors aren&#8217;t converting in the first place. We dig deep into their decisions. What are the objections that stop them from buying? Which messages actually resonate with them and which ones are being ignored? Where do they get confused? This research provides the essential backbone for every CRO test we run, ensuring that instead of testing random button colours, you&#8217;re testing sharp hypotheses backed by actual customer insights. This leads to better tests. And bigger wins.

Question 4

UX Audit

Accepted Answer

A poor user experience often kills conversions long before a visitor reaches your buy button, creating subtle friction and doubt that can derail the entire sale. We evaluate your site through the specific lens of conversion psychology, scanning for issues like confusing navigation, weak calls-to-action, and trust barriers that make users hesitate. Our audit covers your information architecture, visual hierarchy, mobile experience, and core persuasion principles, leaving you with a list of specific fixes, all ranked by their potential conversion impact.

Question 5

UX UI Heuristic Evaluation

Accepted Answer

We apply proven usability principles to systematically spot interface problems that frustrate your users and reduce your conversions. This process, known as a heuristic evaluation, examines your design against established standards like consistency, error prevention, user control, and recognition over recall. In short, we spot what is creating unnecessary cognitive load and causing decision paralysis. You get detailed findings back, complete with visual examples and specific solutions that often produce immediate conversion improvements because they remove fundamental barriers.

Question 6

User Journey & Funnel Analysis

Accepted Answer

Many businesses make the mistake of tracking only their final conversion rate while completely missing the crucial micro-conversions that happen along the way and predict future success. We map the complete user journeys from the first visit to the final purchase, identifying exactly where different customer segments drop off and, more importantly, why. Our analysis reveals the hidden patterns in your data, like which traffic sources convert best or what content truly influences a purchase decision. You get actionable insights.

Question 7

Heatmaps

Accepted Answer

While your analytics numbers can tell you what happened on your site, heatmap technology shows you why. We use advanced tracking to create a clear, visual representation of how users interact with your pages—where they click, how far they scroll, and what captures their attention. This behavioural data immediately reveals the disconnect between your intended user flow and people&#8217;s actions. You can see precisely which elements drive engagement and which create confusion.

Question 8

User Testing

Accepted Answer

Watching real users struggle with your site provides deep, qualitative insight that raw analytics data can never truly capture. We conduct moderated testing sessions where target customers attempt to complete actual tasks on your website while thinking aloud, a process that reveals their underlying mental models, expectations, and the specific friction points that cause them to abandon the process. You can observe firsthand why users make certain decisions, providing the crucial &#8220;why&#8221; behind your most significant conversion problems.

Question 9

User Experience

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An excellent user experience removes the barriers between a visitor&#8217;s intent and their ability to complete a conversion action. It should feel effortless. We design experiences that guide users naturally toward purchase decisions, using a clear information hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and persuasive design principles that never feel pushy. Our approach balances your user needs with your business goals, making it easy for customers to buy while maximising the revenue you get per visitor.

Question 10

How do you identify where users are dropping off, and which issues are costing us the most revenue?

Accepted Answer

Finding where people drop off is the easiest part of CRO. Any intern could do that with a free trial of even the most basic analytics tools. The interesting, the valuable, the difficult part, the part that actually matters, is figuring out why. Heatmaps, session recordings, bounce data and click-through rates are used to find the &#8216;what&#8217; and &#8216;where&#8217;, we then dig into the context to see why. Is it a design flaw, unclear copy, or deeper strategic problem? We prioritise tasks to fix these issues based on the biggest revenue opportunity. That way, your team knows what to fix, when, and where to start.

Question 11

What's your approach to prioritising CRO opportunities based on revenue upside and ease of execution?

Accepted Answer

Naturally, the high-impact, low-effort stuff is done first. But the day-to-day realities of your business always matter more than a priority list. If you’ve got a massive product launch next month, we’ll focus our efforts there, even if some other test looks better on paper.

Question 12

How do you make sure design, copy, and functionality work together to increase conversions?

Accepted Answer

Most conversion problems aren&#8217;t design problems or copy problems, but a combination of the two. You can have a beautiful page with terrible copy that will fail. You can have the world&#8217;s most persuasive copy on a poor UI, and it will fail. Category ownership requires every pixel pulling in the same direction. A page that converts well feels effortless to a user, usually because someone has poured blood, sweat and tears into every last detail.

Question 13

What's your approach to improving key journeys like checkout, product discovery, and lead capture?

Accepted Answer

The first step starts with putting ourselves in our customers&#8217; shoes. We act as if we’re buying that mattress or signing up for that flooring sample, essentially playing mystery shopper. We notice the little bumps in the road. The slow load times, the complex navigation, the long forms, whatever it may be. This becomes the base for the hypothesis we use when testing. I.e., if we make that bottom standout more, conversion rates might increase by X%’

Question 14

How do you personalise experiences to different customer types without overcomplicating the site?

Accepted Answer

This isn&#8217;t about creating a thousand different versions of your website. This is about setting up several smart segments and linking them to simple, clear actions. For example, a new visitor might get more explanation and proof, while a returning customer may have a faster path to repurchase. Mobile users get simpler forms. The key is to keep it simple and measure everything.

Question 15

How do you incorporate customer feedback into your CRO strategy?

Accepted Answer

Analytics tell you that 30% of users abandon their cart. Customer feedback (the reviews, survey comments, and support chats) tells you that they couldn&#8217;t find the sizing chart. One is a number; the other is a reason. These raw, unfiltered comments reveal the &#8216;why&#8217; behind the data, sparking hypotheses we can test properly.

Question 16

How do you work with our internal teams (e.g., dev, design, marketing) without creating blockers?

Accepted Answer

We don’t throw a list of demands and a deadline at you. That helps no one. We work to fit onto your existing team as a bolt on. Our suggestions are turned into clear tickets and integrated into your tasks. We have weekly check-ins to make sure nothing is causing a bottleneck. We know who owns what, so no one’s toes get stepped on.

Question 17

How do you measure CRO success beyond just conversion rate uplift?

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Conversion rate is one metric, but it&#8217;s rarely what your finance director cares about. We track the things that determine your business&#8217;s health: revenue, customer lifetime value, and even how a change might reduce customer support tickets or product returns. We connect our tests to your backend data to see the real impact on the bottom line. Success is a lasting, compound interest that comes from truly understanding what makes your customers tick.

Question 18

What's different about how you approach CRO?

Accepted Answer

Most CRO agencies work backwards from best practices. We work forwards from your users&#8217; actual behaviour. There&#8217;s a crucial difference.The industry is obsessed with generic playbooks, like ‘red buttons convert better’, ‘shorter forms win’, or ‘social proof always works’. But your customers don&#8217;t read the playbooks. They behave according to their own logic, shaped by your specific product, market, and context. We start by watching what people actually do on your site, not what we think they should do. Heatmaps, session recordings, exit surveys, the boring forensic work that reveals why someone abandons a cart or bounces from a landing page.

Question 19

How do you decide what to test first?

Accepted Answer

We follow the money, then follow the effort. Most conversion problems follow the 80/20 rule; a few critical friction points cause most of the revenue loss. 
Perhaps it&#8217;s a confusing conversion journey that results in 40% of purchases being lost, or landing page messaging that fails to connect with your core audience.
We rank every opportunity by two factors: the amount of revenue it&#8217;s costing you, and how quickly we can resolve it. 
Quick wins build momentum and buy credibility for bigger experiments. There&#8217;s no point in testing button colours when your value proposition is unclear.
Your priorities matter too. If you&#8217;re launching a new product line, we&#8217;ll focus tests on those pages. If retention is your biggest challenge, we&#8217;ll prioritise post-purchase flows. CRO without a business context is just expensive guessing.

Question 20

What's in a typical CRO programme?

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Think of it as detective work followed by surgery. First, we diagnose. User research tells us what people are trying to accomplish and where they get stuck. 
Analytics reveal the quantitative patterns like where people drop off, which pages convert, what traffic sources perform differently.
Then we operate. We design experiments to test specific hypotheses, run them until we have statistical significance, and measure the commercial impact. Aactual revenue, leads, or whatever metric pays your bills

Question 21

What commercial results should I expect?

Accepted Answer

Here&#8217;s what no one tells you about CRO. The biggest wins often come from fixing things that are obviously broken, not discovering clever psychological tricks. 
We don&#8217;t promise specific percentage lifts because every site is different. 
What we do promise is measurable improvement in metrics that matter to your business, and transparency about what worked, what didn&#8217;t, and why

Question 22

Do you need dev access?

Accepted Answer

Most of our testing runs through tools like Google Optimise or Unbounce that don&#8217;t require touching your backend. For bigger experiments or permanent changes, some collaboration helps us move faster.

But we&#8217;re not the agency that demands root access and then disappears for three months.

The goal is always minimal disruption, maximum learning.

Question 23

Do you work on a performance model?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes, when the conditions are right, performance models work best when both parties have a vested interest and clear measurement systems.

If you&#8217;re willing to share detailed analytics access and have reliable tracking in place, we can structure deals around actual commercial outcomes.

But we&#8217;re selective about this. Bad performance partnerships occur when expectations aren&#8217;t aligned or measurement becomes unclear. 
We&#8217;d rather have an honest conversation upfront about what success looks like and how we&#8217;ll measure it.

Question 24

How does CRO work with SEO and Paid Media?

Accepted Answer

CRO is the multiplier that makes everything else work harder. SEO brings traffic, paid media brings traffic, but if your conversion rate is terrible, you&#8217;re just paying more to disappoint more people. 
Fix the conversion problems first, and suddenly your cost per acquisition drops while your organic traffic becomes more valuable. 
We coordinate with your other marketing efforts deliberately. If you&#8217;re running paid campaigns to specific landing pages, we&#8217;ll prioritise testing those pages. 
If SEO is driving traffic to blog posts, we&#8217;ll optimise the conversion journeys from content to the bottom of the funnel.

Question 25

What kind of tests do you run?

Accepted Answer

Everything from headline tweaks to complete page redesigns, depending on what the data suggests.
Sometimes a simple A/B test on form length solves the problem. Sometimes we need multivariate tests to understand how different page elements interact.
Sometimes the solution isn&#8217;t testing at all, it&#8217;s fixing a broken user experience that no amount of optimisation can overcome.

We don&#8217;t test for the sake of testing. Every experiment starts with a hypothesis based on user research and ends with a decision.

Question 26

How long before we see results?

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The timeline depends on your traffic and how broken things are to begin with.
 
High-traffic sites with obvious conversion leaks often see improvements within weeks. 
 
Lower-traffic sites need longer to reach statistical significance. 
 
Complex experiments with multiple variables take longer than simple A/B tests.
 
But you&#8217;ll get insights immediately. Even failed tests teach us something valuable about your users&#8217; behavior and preferences. 
 
The goal isn&#8217;t just to run successful experiments, it&#8217;s to build a deeper understanding of what makes your customers tick.

Question 27

What does onboarding look like?

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Not pointless admin, not just paperwork for paperwork’s sake. The point of onboarding is to identify your North Star. We start with a proper audit, no cookie-cutter templates. Then we map your goals, set up tracking, fix the foundations, and build a campaign strategy designed around profit. You’ll get clear timelines and a setup process that doesn’t drag.

Question 28

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Let’s start with a question agencies rarely ask: Can we even help you? Get in touch, and we’ll chat about your problems, your dreams, and whether we believe ourselves to be the solution.

Question 29

Do you do Paid Social

Accepted Answer

Whether it&#8217;s Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn, we build Paid Social into your broader digital strategy, not as a bolt-on channel.
The reality is that social platforms are becoming search engines. People discover products on Pinterest, research on TikTok, and make decisions across multiple touchpoints before they ever hit Google. 
An omnipresent strategy isn&#8217;t optional anymore; it&#8217;s essential. Your customers expect to find you everywhere they look, and if you&#8217;re only visible on traditional search, you&#8217;re missing half the conversation.
We believe in being where your audience spends time, not just where it&#8217;s convenient to advertise.

Question 30

Do you do CRO and UX?

Accepted Answer

Do you do CRO and UX?
Yes. Driving the right traffic is only half the equation. CRO and UX are also important in building high-ROI campaigns. 
There&#8217;s no point pouring excellently targeted traffic into a leaky bucket of an unoptimised landing page environment. 
Campaigns with brilliant targeting and compelling ads fall flat because the site experience couldn&#8217;t close the deal. 
It&#8217;s not just about more clicks; it&#8217;s about making every click count. All of it feeds back into delivering stronger POAS. Read more.

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