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eCommerce Conversion Rate Optimisation
As a Brimingham-based eCommerce CRO agency, we’ve worked with UK retail brands like yours for over a decade to help convert more visitors into loyal customers.
Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) is still an under-utilised channel for increasing conversions and improving ROI. With so much focus, time and money going into increasing your visitor numbers, improving your conversion rates can have a massive impact on your bottom line. Our CRO strategy focuses on getting you the very best results, ensuring you make the most of every visitor who browses your eCommerce store.
With CRO services ranging from UX audits and A/B testing to heatmaps and comprehensive data analysis, we ensure every aspect of your eCommerce website and customer experience is meticulously refined.
See how our Conversion Rate Optimisation services can help boost your business!
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A Taste of Our What We Do
Our eCommerce CRO agency services cover a broad range of tactics and strategies, ranging from basic UX tweaks to long-term user journey monitoring and CRO testing.
UX Audits
Audits to analyse your user experience (UX) to identify and fix any issues that may hinder visitor engagement, conversion rates, customer retention, and ultimately sales on your eCommerce store.
Split Testing (A/B Testing)
Split testing services to determine which elements perform best, ensuring that your eCommerce site and key landing pages are continuously optimised to increase conversions.
Heatmaps & Customer Behaviour Analysis
We use heatmaps and customer behaviour analysis apps to understand how visitors interact with your site to identify opportunities to improve conversion rates.
Advanced Data Analysis & Reporting
Gain deeper insights into your website’s performance with our advanced data analysis and detailed reporting services.
Conversion Funnel Optimisation (CFO)
Our CRO experts will optimise your entire conversion funnel to ensure a seamless customer journey from landing page to checkout.
Speed Optimisation & Performance Tuning
Optimisation to improve load times and overall performance with the goal of improving user engagement and reducing bounce rates.
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Meet Our Team
Meet the dream team - David, Bram and Luke make up our core team members and are here to assist you on your eCommerce journey.
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Based in the UK, Birmingham, we’ve bee helping eCommerce customers for over a decade to turn their retail vision into a well-optimised, high-performance reality. From Magento’s scaleability to Shopify’s simplicity and WooCommerce’s flexibility, we’ve got the technical and marketing expertise to optimise your store for optimum performance.
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We started as a family-run agency and have grown over time, but our ethos is still the same - we treat our staff and customers like family!
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Streamlined eCommerce CRO Strategies & Services
Our Conversion Rate Optimisation process is streamlined to ensure consistency and the highest standards across all projects. Although the exact CRO strategy and tactics we use will differ for each project, the overarching process remains the same.
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Initial Consultation
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Proposal & Project Estimation
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Implementation & Execution
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Optimisation & Approval
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eCommerce Conversion Rate Optimisation FAQs
Common Questions
We regularly get questions about our CRO services. Below, we’ve covered some of the most frequently asked questions we get. Got a question not covered below? Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us and we’ll get your question answered asap.
What is eCommerce CRO?
The main goal of eCommerce CRO is to increase your site’s conversion rates, which typically means turning more visitors into paying customers.
You can have all the traffic in the world, but if people aren’t converting, it’s like pouring water into a bucket with holes. That’s where CRO—conversion rate optimisation—comes in. It’s about making sure that the people who land on your site actually take the action you want them to, whether that’s making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or even just staying on the site longer.
Why is CRO important for an eCommerce business?
For eCommerce businesses, CRO is a no-brainer. It’s not just about boosting sales right now; it’s about building long-term customer loyalty. Think about it: if your website is easy to use, loads quickly, and feels trustworthy, people are going to come back. They’re also more likely to spend more per visit, which means your average order value goes up.
However, CRO can also span mico-conversions, i.e. the smaller things that make a difference overall, such as brochure clicks and newsletter sign-ups. CRO doesn’t just boost your revenue in the short-term but also in the long-term giving you transparency over all marketing activities and the ability to fine-tune them as needed.
CRO agencies like us focus on stuff like fixing confusing navigation, improving mobile experiences, and tweaking page designs to reduce bounce rates. And here’s the kicker—CRO can save you money. Instead of spending more on ads to bring in traffic, you’re getting more out of the visitors you already have. That’s the kind of win every eCommerce business needs.
What is included in a UX audit?
A UX audit includes a comprehensive analysis of your website’s user experience, identifying areas for improvement in navigation, design, and functionality. The outcome of a UX audit is an actionable set of suggestions that we can test for improving your UX and overall CRO.
How often should split testing be conducted?
This really depends on your business and the number of customers you get.
Split testing should ideally happen regularly if you want your site to keep performing at its best. The key is consistency. If you’re getting steady traffic, you should always be testing something—headlines, images, CTAs, you name it.
But if you don’t have the time or expertise to do it yourself, working with a conversion rate optimisation agency can be a smart move. Many store owners choose to hire an eCommerce CRO agency to undertake one-time conversion optimisation projects. This can be just as effective in many cases as it can help uncover deep underlying issues that have gone unnoticed for a long period of time and make data-backed changes that actually move the needle.
How do you measure the success of CRO efforts?
It’s not just about a single number. Sure, your conversion rate matters, but other key metrics like average order value, bounce rate, and customer lifetime value are just as important.
A good CRO team will track all of these, plus things like user behaviour and traffic patterns. The idea is to look at the big picture—what’s working, what’s not, and how the changes you’re making are improving the overall health of your business.
As an eCommerce CRO agency, we don’t just “talk the talk”, we measure the success of CRO efforts through key performance indicators. The ultimate goal of conversion optimisation is to increase the number of orders and the total lifetime value of conversions, so this is exactly what we measure when working on your site.
At the end of the day, it’s about making sure every visitor counts.
Does user behaviour improve conversions?
If you don’t know how people are using your site, you’re basically guessing when it comes to improving it. By looking at user behaviour—like where they’re clicking, where they’re scrolling, and when they’re leaving—you can pinpoint what’s working and, more importantly, what’s driving people away.
Tools like heatmaps and session recordings are incredibly useful for this. They give you a clear picture of how visitors interact with your site.
Let’s say you notice a lot of people drop off right at the checkout stage. That’s a red flag. It could mean your payment process is too complicated, your shipping costs aren’t clear, or maybe there’s just something distracting users from completing their purchase.
On the flip side, you might find a product page where people spend a ton of time and add items to their cart—this tells you that something about that page is working well, and you might want to replicate it elsewhere.
The insights you get from user behaviour help you make smarter changes. It’s not about guessing; it’s about using real data to drive ongoing optimisation. And when you do that consistently, you’re going to see higher conversion rates and better results for your eCommerce business.
What CRO tools do you use?
We use a mix of industry-standard tools to ensure our CRO strategies are data-driven and effective. Some of the key tools we regularly rely on include Google Analytics, which is essential for tracking overall site performance, traffic, user behaviour, and key conversion metrics.
Tools like Hotjar and Crazy Egg are both excellent for heatmaps and session recordings, giving us a visual representation of how visitors interact with your site. CRO tools like these help us fine-tune conversion rates and track real user activity such as clicks and scrolls, so we can understand the customer journey in detail.
Additionally, Google Tag Manager makes it easy to manage tracking tags without affecting site speed, ensuring we collect all the necessary data to improve your CRO efforts.
What makes ongoing optimisation essential in CRO?
CRO isn’t something you just “set and forget.” It’s a process, and to stay ahead, you’ve got to keep testing and adjusting. Why? Because the way people shop online is always changing. What worked last year—or even six months ago—might not work anymore.
For example, you might notice that more people are shopping on mobile devices now than ever before. If your site isn’t performing well on smaller screens, you’re probably losing sales without even realising it. Ongoing optimisation lets you catch these shifts and adapt before they become bigger issues.
It’s also about staying competitive. If you’re not constantly improving your site, chances are your competitors are. Regular testing—whether it’s A/B testing headlines or experimenting with new layouts—helps you find those little tweaks that can make a big difference in your conversion rate.
And don’t forget: your business is growing and changing, too. Maybe you’re adding new products, targeting new audiences, or expanding into new markets. As all of this evolves, so should your site. A CRO team that’s always testing, analysing, and improving will keep you ahead of the game. It’s a long-term investment, but the payoff is worth it.