Funnel analysis
A read of where the journey loses people, cross-referencing heatmaps, session recordings and analytics data.

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Continuous CRO and apps that take the purchase to where the customer already is. Testing with method, not guesswork dressed up as optimisation.
Conversion optimisation is not changing the button colour. It is finding where the journey loses people, forming a hypothesis, testing with enough volume and keeping only what proved a gain. Without that, every change is a bet.
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A read of where the journey loses people, cross-referencing heatmaps, session recordings and analytics data.
A recorded hypothesis, a test with a sufficient sample and an honest reading of the result, including when it is negative.
The step that drops the most orders gets its own attention: fields, shipping, login and payment method.
An app or PWA when it makes sense for repeat purchase and engagement, integrated with the same catalogue and stock.
Content and offers adapted by behaviour, without turning the store into a rules puzzle nobody can maintain.
Each cycle leaves a record of what worked and what did not, so knowledge accumulates instead of being lost.
A clear method. A partner who stays when execution starts.
Every change starts with a clear question and an expected result. Without that, the test teaches nothing.
We do not declare victory on insufficient data. A test that is too short produces a pretty number and a wrong decision.
Knowing what does not work avoids repeating the mistake at scale. We report both sides.
It is where abandonment costs the most, because the intent to buy was already there.
We check whether the effect persists after the test period, instead of celebrating novelty.
It depends on the current rate and the expected effect, but below a few thousand sessions per variant the test takes too long to conclude. In that case we prioritise usability fixes over A/B.
The first gains usually come from removing friction at checkout, within weeks. Structural gains come from the accumulation of cycles.
Only if repeat purchase justifies it. Apps cost ongoing maintenance; for occasional-purchase catalogues a PWA normally works better.
We work with a staging environment and controlled publishing. Tests run in production, but with rollback ready.
We revert to the previous state and record the learning. That is part of the method, not a failure of the cycle.
What CRO discovers feeds the product and UX roadmap. The learning does not sit isolated in a spreadsheet.
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