Conversion Optimization

Get more from the traffic you already have

Systematic conversion testing across landing pages and funnels, not one-off redesigns.

Quick answer

Conversion optimization is diagnosing where and why visitors, funnel steps, or leads actually fail to convert, then testing specific evidence-backed fixes with a real sample size, rather than redesigning pages on instinct.

More traffic is the expensive way to grow revenue when the actual constraint is conversion, not volume. Most sites we audit are losing more to a confusing checkout flow or a landing page trying to do five things at once than they'd ever gain from another 20% of ad spend.

Our process starts with diagnosis, not redesign - funnel analysis and heatmaps to find where people actually drop off, before forming a single hypothesis about why. Every test then follows the same discipline: one variable, a real sample size calculation, and a run time long enough to capture weekly traffic patterns, because a test called early just creates false confidence. Landing pages, funnels, and lead-to-customer conversion each get evaluated separately, since the fix for a weak page and the fix for a broken sales handoff are rarely the same thing.

Common problems

Problems we solve in Conversion Optimization

Redesigns happen on instinct

A new hero image or headline ships because it feels obvious, not because heatmaps or session data pointed there.

One page tries to do five things

Multiple competing calls to action share a layout instead of the page earning its place against a single goal.

A blended rate hides where the leak actually is

An aggregate conversion number can look stable for months while one specific funnel stage is quietly bleeding prospects.

Tests called early get treated as real

A number that looks good on day two ends the test before it reaches actual statistical significance.

Lead volume goes up while close rate stays flat

Optimising for more form fills alone can loosen qualification and make lead quality worse without anyone noticing.

What's included

Everything covered in Conversion Optimization

Conversion Rate Optimization

Diagnostic research and hypothesis testing so changes are backed by evidence, not opinion.

Landing Page Optimization

Structure, copy, and trust signals optimised against a single conversion goal.

Funnel Optimization

Stage-by-stage analysis to find and fix the specific step actually losing people.

A/B Testing

Sample size and run time calculated before launch, so a result can actually be trusted.

Lead Conversion Optimization

Qualification, handoff, and follow-up optimised against lead-to-customer rate, not just form fills.

The difference

What actually changes

BeforeAfter
Page redesigned on internal opinionChange backed by heatmap and session recording evidence
Multiple competing calls to action on one pageOne clear action, matched to the traffic source
One blended conversion rate for the whole pathA conversion rate measured at every individual stage
A test stopped once the number looks goodSample size and run time set before the test starts
Success measured at form submissionSuccess measured at closed-won
Reporting

What we report on

Conversion rate movement

Tracked against your baseline from the diagnostic phase, not projected before testing starts.

Conversion rate by goal & device

Measured against the single defined action, reported separately by device so a mobile-only issue never hides.

Stage-to-stage conversion rate

Tracked at every step of the funnel, not just top-of-funnel-to-bottom.

Tests reaching real significance

Reported as the share of tests hitting their pre-calculated sample size before a result is read.

Lead-to-customer rate

Tracked through to closed-won, not stopping at the form fill.

Tools & platforms

Tools we work with

🔥Hotjar
📊GA4
🧪VWO
🎯Optimizely
⚙️Google Tag Manager
🏢Salesforce
Relevant industries

Industries we work with

Built for teams like yours
📈Sites with healthy traffic and a stalled conversion rate
🎯Paid traffic campaigns landing on a page not built for them
🔄Teams that redesigned once and saw no change
📊Teams running tests without a sample size calculation
🤝Teams under lead-volume pressure with a flat close rate
Why EASI7

Why choose EASI7

We fix tracking before we touch results

Every engagement starts with the same audit we'd run on our own accounts, so the numbers you're optimizing against are actually true.

One accountable team, not siloed vendors

The same team that does this also owns the rest of your stack - no handoff, no blame-shifting between vendors.

Built for how AI search actually works

Everything we build is structured to be extractable by AI answer engines, not just ranked in a list of blue links.

Reporting tied to your own dashboard

Every number we report ties back to GA4/GTM events you can see directly - not a screenshot from a tool you can't independently verify.

Ways of working

How to engage us for this

FAQs

Common questions

Enough to reach statistical significance within a reasonable time - as a rough guide, a page converting at a few percent typically needs a few thousand visitors per variant. Below that, qualitative methods like session recordings are more useful than formal A/B tests.

It varies enormously by starting point and industry - a poorly optimised page has much more room to improve than one that's already been tested repeatedly. We'll give an honest read after the initial audit rather than a generic percentage.

Usually neither extreme - we prioritise based on diagnostic data, which sometimes means a full redesign and sometimes means one specific, well-evidenced change.

The diagnostic phase usually takes one to two weeks. After that, each test needs to run long enough to reach significance and capture a full weekly traffic cycle, which is typically two to four weeks per test. A programme with a real testing cadence tends to show its first validated win within six to eight weeks, not the first few days.

It works best as an ongoing programme. A single redesign can fix the most obvious problems, but conversion rates drift as traffic sources, offers, and competitors change, and a testing backlog run continuously catches issues a one-time project would miss entirely.

Working analytics and enough traffic to eventually reach test significance are the minimums. If tracking is broken or incomplete, we'll fix that first - testing on top of bad data just produces confident wrong answers faster.

Get in touch

Traffic is fine. Conversion is the problem?

We'll run a diagnostic before recommending a single test.

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Reference

Conversion Optimization, in detail

Scope, area by area

AreaWhat we deliver
DiagnosisHeatmaps, session recordings, and funnel analysis to find where visitors actually drop off before anything gets proposed
Page & Funnel FixesLanding pages and multi-step funnels each evaluated and fixed stage by stage
Statistically Valid TestingSample size and run time calculated before every test launches
Lead-to-CustomerQualification, handoff, and follow-up optimised against closed-won, not just form fills

How this compares

Diagnostic-Led OptimizationRedesign by Instinct
Every change starts from a specific, evidence-backed hypothesisChanges are made because they feel obvious or match a competitor trend
Landing pages, funnels, and lead handoff each get their own diagnosisOne generic fix applied everywhere, regardless of where the real leak sits
Tests run to a pre-calculated sample size before a result is readTests get called early because a number looked good

Most sites we audit are losing more to a confusing checkout flow or an unfocused landing page than they would ever gain from more ad spend.

What we measure this against

  • Which stage - a landing page, a funnel step, or the sales handoff - is actually the constraint on conversion
  • Tests run to their pre-calculated sample size before a result is read, not called early
  • Lead-to-customer rate tracked through to closed-won, not just form-fill volume

Where this applies

  • A site with healthy traffic and a conversion rate that has not moved despite repeated redesigns
  • Paid traffic sent to a general page instead of one matched to the offer
  • A multi-step checkout or signup flow with a healthy top-of-funnel rate and a weak finish
  • Marketing lead volume climbing while sales says close rate is falling

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