Conversion rate optimization (CRO): Subtle change, big results!
Of course, your contact information should be easily seen on your website, but the design and strategy of your site should entice visitors to explore multiple pages and features. Every day, prospects are looking for your services. Conversion strategies outline the roadmap from landing page design to content (such as offers, testimonials, and references), conversion, and follow up.
Here’s a common problem we see when it comes to leads.
Often, brands want to generate more traffic to an under-performing website. The idea is that more visitors will lead to more conversions, even if it’s a fractional percentage. However, utilizing conversion rate optimization means you take a critical look at the rate by which you can convert a lead.
For example, if you have 500 site visits per day and convert 1 percent, you get 5 leads per day. If you want to get 10 leads per day, you need to increase site traffic to 1,000 site visits or (alternatively) increase the conversion rate. As ad costs rise, the best way to increase sales is by maximizing the conversion rate.
This may seem obvious to some, but to others, it’s a whole new language. Here’s the basic idea: we want to encourage early action — even from those visitors who aren’t sure they’re ready to do business with you.
Strategize your site’s conversion metrics
Improve conversion rates
Increase leads
Drive sales
Publish new, engaging content
Implement CRO best practices
Test, analyze, iterate, and report back to you
Ultimately: see results
Whether your process is having them fill out a form, making a phone call, opting into a free trial, or downloading a resource, we want to increase the number of visitors who do it, making a significant impact on conversion rate. In digital marketing, tactics and technology change daily; our team works to stay on top of the current best practices across the industry. To learn about our previous success stories, or to learn what we recommend for you, contact us.