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More Customers From the Traffic You Already Have.

Doubling your traffic is expensive. Fixing why half your visitors leave is usually cheaper and faster.

What Conversion Rate Optimization means

Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is the structured process of increasing the percentage of visitors who take a desired action, using research, testing and measurement.

Find the leak before redesigning the pipe. Then test, rather than argue.

How the work actually runs.

  1. Locate the leak

    Funnel and session analysis to find where people actually abandon, before changing anything. Redesigning a page that was never the problem is expensive decoration.

  2. Diagnose why

    Heat maps, recordings and form analytics to understand the reason for the drop-off rather than guessing at it.

  3. Fix the obvious first

    Clarity, friction and form problems are usually the biggest available wins and need no statistical testing to justify.

  4. Test what is genuinely uncertain

    Structured tests where traffic supports them, so decisions end with evidence instead of the loudest opinion.

How Nine99 approaches it.

01

Find the leak first

We locate where people actually abandon before changing anything. Redesigning a page that was never the problem is just expensive decoration.

02

Forms are where money dies

Every unnecessary field costs you enquiries. Shorter, clearer, better-validated forms are often the single biggest available win.

03

Test, do not argue

Opinions about button colour are endless. A test with enough traffic ends the debate with evidence.

04

Compounding effect

A conversion-rate improvement makes every other channel more profitable at the same time, permanently.

What people get wrong.

Plain corrections to the things we hear most often.

  • Myth: CRO means testing button colours.

    Fact: That is a caricature. Most real gains come from clarity of offer, reduced friction and fixing forms and checkout.

  • Myth: We need more traffic, not better conversion.

    Fact: Improving conversion makes every existing channel more profitable at once, and it is usually cheaper than buying more visitors.

  • Myth: A/B testing works at any traffic level.

    Fact: Low traffic produces unreliable results. At smaller volumes, fixing clear usability problems beats waiting for significance that never arrives.

What we actually look at.

Not promised outcomes — the real signals we measure and report on.

  • Step-by-step funnel drop-off
  • Form field abandonment
  • Mobile versus desktop conversion gap
  • Rage clicks and dead clicks
  • Checkout completion rate

What’s included.

Scope is agreed up front, in writing. You always know what you are buying before you buy it.

  • Heat maps and session review
  • Funnel analysis
  • UX and usability analysis
  • Landing-page testing
  • CTA optimization
  • Form optimization
  • Checkout optimization
  • A/B and multivariate testing

Straight answers.

How much can you improve my conversion rate?

It depends entirely on your starting point, traffic volume and how much is currently broken. We will not quote a percentage before we have looked at your data — that number would be fiction.

How much traffic do I need to A/B test?

Enough for a result to be trustworthy. On lower-traffic sites we prioritise fixing clear usability and clarity problems over statistical testing.

Is CRO a one-off project?

It works best as an ongoing habit. Markets, devices and expectations shift, so what converted last year is not automatically what converts now.

Start with a website that works.

$999 one-time. Live in as little as 3 days, with 3 months of hosting included. Add Conversion Rate Optimization when you are ready.