CRO
CONVERSION RATE OPTIMIZATION
Most websites already have enough traffic. The real issue is that the website doesn’t convert well enough.
At Markaitek, we optimize your website and funnels to turn more visitors into inquiries, calls, and sales—without increasing your ad spend.
Turn your website into a growth engine
Trust us with your conversion optimization to maximize the performance of your pages and campaigns. We analyze user experience, data, and friction points to increase your conversion rate and revenue per visit.
- CRO audit & friction-point diagnosis
- UX analysis (journeys, intent, behaviour)
- Optimization of key pages (landing pages, forms, checkout)
- Testing and experimentation (A/B testing, rapid iterations)
- Measurement & attribution (GA4, events, dashboards)
CRO audit & friction-point diagnosi
Typical deliverables:
Friction map (page by page) Prioritized improvements (quick wins vs. higher-effort items) UX + copy + structure recommendations Testing plan and rollout plan
UX & behaviour analysis (Clarity, heatmaps, journeys)
What we look for:
Sections that are ignored or misunderstood Elements that distract from the main goal Confusion points (messaging, proof, pricing, forms) Mismatches between traffic source and page content
Testing & experimentation (A/B testing + rapid iterations)
Based on your traffic and constraints, we implement the right experimentation approach: A/B tests, sequential testing, UX/copy iterations, or cohort-based optimization.
Approach:
Clear hypotheses Prioritization (impact vs. effort) Reliable measurement (events, conversions, tracking QA) Continuous iteration based on results
Optimization of key pages (landing pages, forms, funnels)
Examples of optimizations:
Google Ads / Meta / LinkedIn landing pages Conversion-focused SEO/GEO service pages
Forms (less friction + better qualification)
“Contact” and “Request a Quote” pages
Checkout / appointment booking
Reliable measurement & tracking (GA4, GTM, events, dashboards)
Tracking plan (events + conversions) GA4 + Google Tag Manager setup
Marketing attribution (UTMs, campaigns)
Dashboards (conversion KPIs, CPL, CPA, page-level conversion rates)
Our CRO Approach in 8 steps
Here’s what you typically receive in a CRO engagement with Markaitek. Exact deliverables may vary depending on your website, traffic volume, and goals (leads, calls, sales, appointments).
1. Full CRO diagnosis
- Review of key pages (landing pages, service pages, contact page, forms, checkout if applicable)
- Identification of conversion friction (clarity, offer, trust, mobile UX, speed, distractions, form complexity)
- Analysis of real user journeys (sources → pages → actions) and drop-offs
2. Prioritized backlog (impact vs. effort)
- Action list ranked by priority (quick wins vs. larger initiatives)
- Hypotheses attached to each item (what we’re improving, why, expected outcome)
- Effort estimates and dependencies (development, content, tracking)
3. UX recommendations and page structure
- Recommended page structure (sections to include, order, CTAs)
- Mobile-first UX improvements (readability, navigation, friction reduction)
- Trust elements (proof points, micro-copy, FAQs, reassurance)
4. Conversion copy improvements (messaging that converts)
- Updates to headlines, sub-headlines, benefits, and CTAs
- Offer clarity (who it’s for, expected result, timeline, next steps)
- Form micro-copy to reduce abandonment
5. Measurement and tracking plan (data-driven decision making)
- Event plan (CTA clicks, form submissions, calls, scroll, key steps)
- Setup or audit of GA4 + Google Tag Manager + Clarity
- Conversion attribution (UTMs, campaigns, pages, sources)
6. Testing and experimentation plan (when relevant)
- Testing roadmap (A/B testing or sequential iterations depending on volume)
- Definition of the primary KPI (CVR, CPL, CPA, revenue/visit, etc.)
- Validation method (statistical significance / directional trend / comparable periods)
8. Performance dashboard (optional, recommended)
- Recommended page structure (sections to include, order, CTAs)
- Mobile-first UX improvements (readability, navigation, friction reduction)
- Trust elements (proof points, micro-copy, FAQs, reassurance)
8. Deployment support (based on your delivery model)
- Implementation-ready recommendations (dev brief + content)
- Simple wireframes for key pages
- Tracking QA (conversion validation after go-live)
FAQ CRO
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CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) is improving a website or funnel to generate more meaningful actions with the same traffic—requests, calls, appointments, or purchases.
Yes, but the approach changes. With lower traffic, we focus on:
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UX/copy quick wins
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stronger “money pages”
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reliable tracking
instead of heavy A/B testing.
No. When volume is too low, we use sequential iterations (before/after) and measure impact over comparable periods. A/B testing becomes relevant once you have enough conversions to draw solid conclusions.
Often, you’ll see early gains after the first fixes (forms, clarity, CTAs, speed). Bigger improvements come through the cycle: audit → deploy → measure → iterate.
Typically:
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acquisition landing pages (Google/Meta/LinkedIn)
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service pages (SEO/GEO “money pages”)
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contact / request-a-quote pages
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conversion steps (booking flow, checkout)
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Unclear offer (it’s not obvious who it’s for and what you get)
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Lack of trust (proof, reassurance, transparency)
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Too much friction (long forms, unnecessary steps)
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Message mismatch (ad promise doesn’t match the page)
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Mobile issues (readability, speed, navigation)
It depends on the goal, but commonly:
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conversion rate (CVR) by page and source
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cost per lead (CPL) / cost per acquisition (CPA)
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form completion rate
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call rate / lead quality
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revenue per visit (for e-commerce)
Yes—and it’s often step one. Without reliable events and conversions, you’re optimizing blind. We start by fixing measurement (GA4/GTM, attribution, call tracking).
Yes. A clearer, faster, more useful and engaging site often improves:
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user experience (UX)
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click-through rate (CTR)
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overall page performance (which can support SEO outcomes)
Yes. We can deliver implementation-ready recommendations, collaborate with your team, or manage integration depending on your setup.