Doubling traffic is expensive. Moving a landing page from two percent to three is usually cheaper, faster, and improves every channel feeding into it at once.
Where people actually leave, on which device, from which source. Most conversion problems are narrower than they feel.
Watching real sessions on the pages that matter, which routinely finds problems no analytics report would surface.
Which field loses people, how many abandon after an error, and whether you are asking for information you do not need yet.
Tests built around a stated reason, so a losing test still teaches you something about your buyers.
Run to a sample size agreed in advance, rather than stopped the moment a result looks flattering.
Winning variants built properly into the site rather than left running as a permanent testing-tool overlay.
Most CRO advice is a list of best practices. We would rather find out what is wrong with your page specifically.
Quantitative first: where the drop-off is, and how much revenue sits behind it.
Recordings, form analytics and, where possible, what your sales team hears. Numbers show where, not why.
A hypothesis with a stated mechanism, run to a pre-agreed sample size.
Winners built in permanently, then the next biggest leak. CRO is a queue, not a project.
Enough that a meaningful lift would be detectable, usually a few hundred conversions a month on the page. Below that we work from evidence and judgement instead, and we will say which we are doing.
Usually two to four weeks. Stopping early because a variant looks ahead is the most common way teams talk themselves into a change that does nothing.
You have learned something real about your buyers for the price of the traffic. A programme where nothing ever loses is a programme measuring itself wrong.
For testing, usually not. For building winners in permanently, yes, or we hand your developer a clear spec.
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