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Conversion Rate Optimisation

Getting eyes on your brand is a cause for celebration, but making a profit with that traction is the real dream. Our solution?
Evidence (not opinion) based website optimisations.
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Identify on-site roadblocks that limit your ROI in ways beyond Paid Media through rigorous testing, analytics and consumer research.

Full suite of services in-house. CRO is multi-pronged, but we've got every specialisation (including - but not limited to - UX designers, conversion copywriters, optimisation analysts, (web developers) under our roof.

Looking to implement software that further enhances all things CX?
We've got heaps of the industry's leading customer marketing platforms on speed dial.

Convert Window Shoppers into
High-Value Buyers

Are you maximising the efficiency of your marketing efforts? Your paid channels might be reflecting healthy CTRs, CPMs and/or CPCs, but for eCom brands with a primary objective of sales in mind, there are other metrics vying for your attention...
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CVR, ATC, AOV and CLV aren't just silly acronyms or marketing jargon, designed to confuse you - they're illuminating signals of potential deficiencies across your website.

DataSauce's CRO process takes the act of wild guessing out of site improvements, with educated insights and actionable ideas that increase your ROI (and aren't shots in the dark).

No website is perfect. Do you find yourself experiencing:

No website is perfect.
Do you find yourself
experiencing:

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Low on-site CVRs?

Low on-site CVRs?

Few orders from
abandoned cart emails?

Few orders from
abandoned cart emails?

Poor results from ad
optimisations?

Poor results from
ad optimisations?

Heavy reliance on boosting media spend to generate sales?

Heavy reliance on boosting media spend to generate sales?

Low AOVs?

Low AOVs?

What is CRO?

(Conversion Rate Optimisation)

In short, a systematic process of on-site optimisations that help increase the % of visitors who take a desired action after browsing!

No more mindless scrolling, we're getting those purchases, leads, users, or subscribers - AND at a reduced cost of acquisition once you fully capitalise on the value each user brings.

Common variables we often A/B test:

Navigation: Our technical and event flow analyses rate site functionalities, CTAs and ease of use.
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Visual Elements: Not just imagery, fonts, and colour, but banners, layouts and optimising for mobile-first.
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Tools, Apps & Plugins: CX enhancements like live chat features and pop-ups might do you wonders.
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Site copy: Even words ought to be strategic. Are you including social proof? Do your headings hook?
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Types of Offers: Grow your AOV to make each order worth more via bundles, upsells or subscriptions.
Pages you drive traffic to are your virtual sales reps. They need to tackle all and any questions prospective buyers might ask.
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The Process

Solving a problem first requires finding it. Here's how we do it:

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Identify
Traffic leaks and funnel drop-offs. Via heuristic UX analysis (and deep dives into nitty gritty user or event flows), we'll find key snags to your site that are hampering conversions.
Hypothesise
Figuring out the "why" behind your on-site issues, then developing a solution concept to address shortfalls.
Design
Bring your new pages to life as we design and wireframe improved variations of website blocks, copy and visual elements. And for good measure, we'll throw in extra tracking.
Test
Implementing the alternative variation into a structured experiment, then QA testing for a controlled duration to acquire post-test statistical data.
Deploy
Winning variation earns its place on your site; ads now direct traffic to your CVR optimised page.
Monitor and measure performance.
Optimise
Growth only stagnates when you do. Soon enough it'll be time to tweak things again. Aren't sure what to trial next? We've got ideas aplenty...
The Process

Solving a problem first requires finding it. Here's how we do it:

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Identify
Traffic leaks and funnel drop-offs. Via heuristic UX analysis (and deep dives into nitty gritty user or event flows), we'll find key snags to your site that are hampering conversions.
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Hypothesize
Figuring out the "why" behind your on-site issues, then developing a solution concept to address shortfalls.
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Test
Implementing the alternative variation into a structured experiment, then QA testing for a controlled duration to acquire post-test statistical data.
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Design
Bring your new pages to life as we design and wireframe improved variations of website blocks, copy and visual elements. And for good measure, we'll throw in extra tracking.
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Deploy
Implementing the alternative variation into a structured experiment, then QA testing for a controlled duration to acquire post-test statistical data.
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Optimise
Growth only stagnates when you do.
Soon enough it'll be time to tweak things again. Aren't sure what to trial next? We've got ideas aplenty.

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FAQ

What is a good conversion rate for your business?

Varies depending on products you offer. Average eCommerce conversion rates vary between 1% and 4% globally. If you have all the right pieces in your marketing mix, you’ll find yourself in the average sweet spot of 2% to 2.5% conversion rate. Better cases: 3-4%

How do I calculate conversion rate?

Based on visitors versus visits.

1. Based on Users: Divide the number of conversions in a fixed period by the total number of people who reached your landing page or your homepage – and then multiply it by 100% → (conversions / total visitors) x 100%

2. Based on Visits: (Number of Store Transactions / Number of Website Visits) x 100

What KPIs should I be tracking?

Each business has a unique set of objectives for the accomplishment of a customer conversion. Below are a few key metrics you may wish to consider:

1. Number of sales
2. Average order value
3. Macro and micro conversion rates (CR – the measure of your site’s effectiveness in persuading your visitors to take a desired action).
4. Ecommerce revenue per channel
5. Conversion and bounce rates per device
6. Conversion rates per browser
7. Number of exits per page
8. Number of leads per channel
9. Cost per acquisition
10. ROI
11. Subscribers

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