Conversion Rate Optimization

A website and ads don’t matter if they don’t convert

There is a solid chance that you’ve worked with a marketing or web agency in the past and thought: “What am I doing with my money?”

CRO means turning visitors into customers

Conversion rate optimization is combining your marketing efforts and your website and figuring out how to make your marketing dollars go as far as possible.

What does a non-CRO agency look like?

There are a lot of agencies that do not focus on conversion rate optimization. What do those look like?

Landing page conversion optimization

First off, we’ve noticed that a lot of folks use the word “landing pages” a bit loosely. Let’s pause for a moment and define it. A landing page is a specific page on your website that you intentionally drive traffic to.

Avoid directing people to your homepage in your outbound efforts.

Your homepage is an “organic catch-all” for people who stumble onto your company (or remember your name from an event they attended).

When running outbound efforts, each link is connected to a specific detail the customer wants to learn more about. Ensure the link sends them directly to a page where they can “scratch that itch” immediately.

Let’s get your website actually bringing in revenue.

Checklist CRO items

Key Questions to Kickstart Your Strategy

Conversion rate optimization is not a “one size fits all” strategy. Your business has specific goals that other companies similar to yours may not have.

To start, let’s go through a few key questions to ask yourself before creating a CRO strategy:

  1. What is the main conversion you are looking for?
  2. What is the secondary conversion you are looking for?
  3. Are you utilizing testimonials across your website?
  4. Do you showcase samples of the impact your work/product has had on customers?

CRO FAQs

In order to run conversion rate optimization strategies, do you have to run all of our marketing?

While we don’t need to run all of your marketing efforts, we will want to have access to the various tools you are regularly using. Running a CRO strategy typically takes a team of people, and knowing your team’s skillsets is crucial to keeping the engine running. If there are any gaps in your marketing team, we can plan on how we have one of our team members fill that gap.

How do you define success in the CRO work you do?

Simply put: are you getting the desired conversions we mutually agreed upon? We like to keep it simple.

What does a typical CRO engagement look like?

There is typically at least three months of work to begin. We will initially meet with you to determine what are your largest pain points and work to resolve those.
In our first month working together, we will establish your company’s messaging structure while ensuring we have access to your website and marketing tech stack. While gaining access, there are typically some pain points that don’t require as much finesse. We’ll work in our first month to resolve those.
Starting in month two, we will begin updating campaigns and modifying your website’s content and layouts. We’ll install tracking to be able to tell what is working and what is not.
Month number three we will analyze the work we’ve put in, make changes, and begin planning for upcoming months.

How to calculate conversion rate optimization?

To calculate your conversion percentage for a particular campaign, you’ll want to take the total number of conversions and divide it by the number of views that the campaign’s web pages received.

Packages to increase conversion

Walk

$3,500/mo

renews quarterly

2 Campaigns

Up to two simultaneous campaigns actively ran

5 floating hours

to be used on our team’s developers, designers, or strategists

Monthly meetings, weekly email recaps, access to the project management system, Slack access to our team. Extra hours can be purchased at $200/hour.

Jog

$7,000/mo

renews quarterly

3 Campaigns

Up to three simultaneous campaigns actively ran

15 floating hours

to be used on our team’s developers, designers, or strategists

Bi-weekly meetings, weekly email recaps, access to the project management system, Slack access to our team. Extra hours can be purchased at $180/hour.

Run

$12,000/mo

renews quarterly

4 Campaigns

Up to four simultaneous campaigns actively ran

25 floating hours

to be used on our team’s developers, designers, or strategists

Bi-weekly meetings, weekly email recaps, access to the project management system, Slack access to our team. Extra hours can be purchased at $160/hour.