What happens when you stop guessing and start testing. These are conversion improvement projects we've completed—with the specific problems we found and the methods we used to fix them.
The problem was obvious once we recorded sessions: their signup form asked for credit card details before showing the product. People abandoned at that exact step.
They offered 8 different consultation types on their booking page. Analysis showed people spent 2+ minutes comparing options, then left without booking any.
Their contact form worked fine on desktop but was nearly impossible to complete on mobile—67% of their traffic. Input fields were too small and the submit button fell below the fold.
Their call booking page had a generic form with no explanation of what happens during the call. People didn't know what to expect, so they hesitated.
There's no magic involved. We record what people do on your site, identify where they struggle, test changes, and measure what happens. Here's the sequence.
We install session recording tools and watch 50+ actual user sessions. You'd be surprised what people do differently than you expect.
We identify exactly where people hesitate, get confused, or leave. Usually it's 2-3 specific elements causing most problems.
We create variations addressing those specific issues and run proper A/B tests. No guessing—we need statistical significance before changing anything.
Educational Platform Owner
I was skeptical about the session recording at first—felt invasive. But watching actual users struggle with our checkout flow was eye-opening. The changes they suggested seemed too simple to work, but our conversion rate jumped 41% in three weeks.
Consulting Business Lead
They found problems I'd looked at for months without seeing. Our contact form was losing people because the industry dropdown had 47 options. We cut it to 8 categories and form completions doubled. Sometimes the obvious answer is only obvious after someone points it out.
We can analyze your current conversion funnel and show you exactly where people are getting stuck.