You finally got traffic. A few hundred visitors a day. A spike from Product Hunt. Maybe a decent post hit on X or LinkedIn.

Conversion optimization rarely sparks marketers' interest, yet it's an easy way to lower customer acquisition costs. The road to improved sales lies in increased conversions — on-page activity such as ...

Right now, the internet has more than 1.1 billion websites operating across more than 271 million unique domains. That’s a nearly unfathomable number of pages competing for a finite amount of traffic, ...

Getting new customers to your website is hard enough, having to block and tackle up against all your competitors' advertising on Google, Facebook and elsewhere. But that is only half of the challenge.

Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) is crucial for businesses looking to turn visitors into engaged customers. CRO isn’t just about getting more traffic; it’s about making the most of each visitor’s ...

After migrating your store to a new platform such as Wix, Shopify or BigCommerce (Full disclosure: My company uses BigCommerce), you want to make sure that visitors complete a certain desired action.

“I don’t get it. With x million visitors on our site, ‘all we need to do’ is to get one percent of them to buy, and we’ll all be rich.“ As a marketing professional, how many times have you heard this?

Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is a critical metric for marketers. This checklist will help you avoid common mistakes and improve CRO for your business. Whether your business is trying to entice ...

Just when you thought you learned every acronym on the planet already, CRO, also known as Conversion Rate Optimization, enters the fray. By no means is CRO a new term in the marketing world.