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Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)

CRO services — heatmaps, A/B testing, landing page optimization & UX audits. More leads from existing traffic. Starting ₹12,000/month.

✓ First test live in 7 daysStarting ₹12,000/moExpert ManagedPan-India

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₹12,000/mo

✅ Expert Managed

🔒 Free consultation · No commitment

Why Choose ClearlyComply for CRO Services?

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More conversions from existing traffic — no extra ad spend

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Heatmap & session recording analysis — see where users drop off

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A/B and multivariate testing of headlines, CTAs and layouts

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Landing page UX audit with prioritized recommendations

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Copywriting improvements — headlines, value proposition, CTAs

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Statistical significance testing — make data-driven decisions

What You Need to Get Started

📄Website access
📄Google Analytics 4 / GA account
📄Current conversion rate and goals
📄Heatmap tool (Hotjar/Clarity) — we set up if needed
📄Ad landing pages to optimize

How It Works — First test live in 7 days

Data & Heatmap Analysis

Analyse GA4, heatmaps, session recordings and funnel drop-off points.

Hypothesis Formation

Identify top 5 conversion killers and build test hypotheses.

A/B Test Design & Launch

Design test variants. Launch using Google Optimize or VWO.

Analysis & Next Test

Analyse results statistically. Document wins. Plan next test cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CRO?+

Conversion Rate Optimization improves the percentage of website visitors who take a desired action — fill a form, call, buy or sign up.

How much traffic do I need for CRO?+

Minimum 5,000 monthly visitors to run statistically valid A/B tests. Lower traffic can still benefit from UX audits.

How long does a CRO test run?+

Typically 2–4 weeks per test to reach statistical significance. Results are reported after each test cycle.

What tools do you use?+

Google Optimize, VWO, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, GA4 and Figma for wireframes.

Do you guarantee a conversion lift?+

We guarantee a rigorous testing process. Actual lift depends on your baseline rate and test hypotheses.