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Conversion practice

The traffic you
already paid for

Doubling spend is the expensive way to get more enquiries. Fixing what happens after the click is the cheap one — and the gain applies to every visitor you buy from then on. Tap a marker to see the leaks we find most.

yoursite.com/landing — audit view
LEAK 01Above the foldThe headline describes the company, not what the visitor gets. Most people decide here.
LEAK 02Proof placementTestimonials sit below three scroll-lengths of features. Nobody reaches them.
LEAK 03The formEleven fields for a first enquiry. Every optional one costs you completions.
LEAK 04The buttonOne weak call to action, repeated. No second path for people who are not ready yet.

Where a thousand visitors go

This is a typical lead funnel before anyone touches it. The hatched area is what leaves. Nothing here is unusual — which is exactly why the recoverable money is usually sitting in plain sight.

Landed
1,000
Scrolled past fold
610
Reached the form
230
Started the form
110
Submitted
32

Moving form completion from 29% to 45% adds eighteen enquiries a month here — without a rupee more in media spend.

One test, side by side

Flip the switch. Same traffic, same offer — the difference is what the page asks of someone who has been there for eleven seconds.

Control
Landing page image

Welcome to our company

We are a full service provider delivering excellence and innovation to clients across industries since 2013.

Submit enquiry

 

2.1%

Form completion rate

Control — 11 fields, generic headline, no proof above the fold
Headline states the outcome, not the company
Form cut from eleven fields to four
Proof moved above the fold
Button says what happens next

What an audit actually scores

Not opinions about colour. Nine heuristics applied to the pages carrying your traffic, each scored, each with a fix attached and an estimate of what it is worth.

ClarityCan someone tell what you do in five seconds?
4.2
RelevanceDoes the page match the ad or search that sent them?
5.8
FrictionHow much work is being asked for, and how early?
3.1
ProofIs there evidence where the doubt actually occurs?
4.7
SpeedDoes it load before attention is gone?
7.6
MobileIs the mobile experience designed or just responsive?
5.2

Velocity beats brilliance

Around one test in four wins. That is not a failure rate, it is the cost of learning — and it means the teams that ship more tests simply find more wins. We work on a fortnightly cycle.

Week 1Audit & instrumentHeuristic scoring, session review and event tracking that can be trusted.
Week 2PrioritiseRanked by expected impact against effort, not by whoever argued hardest.
Weeks 3–4Build & runVariants designed and built in house, live until the result is real.
OngoingBank & repeatWinners rolled out, losers documented so the same idea is not retried in a year.

Send us the page your ads point at.

We will score it against the nine heuristics and come back with the three changes worth making first, and what each is likely worth.

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