We already have Google Analytics installed — isn't that enough?

Installed and instrumented are different things. GA4 by default captures pageviews, not the specific actions (form starts, add-to-carts, scroll depth on key pages) that actually tell you where the funnel breaks — that requires deliberate event setup, which most sites are missing.

How long does an A/B test need to run?

Until it reaches statistical significance, which depends on your traffic volume and the size of the effect you're testing for — we set this threshold before the test starts so results aren't called early just because they look promising after two days.

What if a test doesn't produce a clear winner?

That's still a useful result — it tells us the hypothesis wasn't the lever we thought it was, which redirects the next test toward a more promising area rather than continuing to iterate on something that isn't the actual bottleneck.

Do you need a minimum amount of traffic to run CRO testing?

Yes, meaningfully — testing on very low traffic takes a long time to reach significance or risks false positives. For lower-traffic sites, we often start with qualitative research (heatmaps, session recordings) and direct, evidence-informed changes instead of formal split testing.

Is this only for e-commerce sites, or does it apply to lead-gen sites too?

Applies to both — the specific events tracked differ (purchases vs. form submissions/demo requests), but the underlying discipline of instrumenting, hypothesizing, and testing is the same.

Service

Decisions Made on Data, Not on Whoever Pitched Loudest in the Meeting

We build the measurement infrastructure first, then run structured conversion testing on top of it — so every design or copy change is validated by real visitor behavior, not internal opinion.

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The Problem

Most analytics are installed but not actually instrumented.

Most businesses have analytics installed but not actually instrumented — Google Analytics sitting on the site collecting pageviews while the events that actually matter (form submissions, add-to-carts, key button clicks) go untracked. Decisions get made on gut feeling or whoever argued most convincingly in the meeting, because there's no reliable data to settle the disagreement.

The second failure is running "tests" that aren't really tests — a redesign shipped based on a hunch, with no control group and no way to know afterward whether it actually helped or just felt better to the team that built it.

“An opinion about what will convert better is a hypothesis, not a decision — it only becomes a decision once it's been tested against real behavior.”

We fix the measurement layer first, because a conversion test run on broken tracking just produces confident wrong answers.

Our Approach to Analytics/CRO

Measurement fixed first, then tested against real behavior.

01
Tracking Audit & Instrumentation
We audit existing analytics setup, identify tracking gaps (events, goals, e-commerce tracking), and build proper instrumentation via Google Tag Manager so every meaningful visitor action is actually captured, not assumed.
02
Behavioral Research
We layer qualitative data — heatmaps, session recordings, on-site surveys — on top of quantitative analytics to understand not just where visitors drop off, but why, before proposing a fix based on assumption.
03
Hypothesis-Driven Testing
We prioritize test ideas by potential impact and confidence, then run structured A/B or multivariate tests with defined success metrics and statistical significance thresholds set before the test starts, not interpreted loosely after.
04
Iteration & Reporting
We report results honestly — including tests that don't produce a winner, which is still a useful finding — and roll validated wins into the site permanently, feeding what we learned into the next test hypothesis.

What's included

Deliverables.

Analytics and tracking audit (GA4, Tag Manager, e-commerce tracking)
Event and goal instrumentation setup
Conversion funnel mapping and drop-off analysis
Heatmap and session recording setup and review
On-site survey/feedback tool setup where relevant
Test hypothesis backlog, prioritized by impact and confidence
A/B / multivariate test design and execution
Statistical significance review per test
Monthly reporting on test results and funnel performance
Dashboard build for ongoing self-serve visibility

Tools & Platforms

Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Hotjar
VWO
Convert

Case Study Spotlight

Measurement Foundations for a Product-Led Store

Wooden Handicraft 3D

Wooden Handicraft 3D's product-showcase format depends on visitors engaging deeply with imagery before deciding to buy — exactly the kind of behavior that needs proper event tracking to understand, not just pageview counts. Our work established the analytics and tracking foundation this kind of product-discovery-driven store needs before any conversion testing program could run credibly on top of it.

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Investment

Scoped to your project, not a template.

Analytics/CRO scope depends on current tracking maturity (starting from broken instrumentation vs. a solid foundation) and testing cadence (one-off audit vs. ongoing testing program).

Current tracking maturity
Starting from broken instrumentation is a different job than building on a solid analytics foundation.
Testing cadence
A one-off audit and an ongoing testing program are scoped and priced differently.
Traffic volume
Enough traffic to reach statistical significance changes whether formal split testing or qualitative research leads.
Qualitative research needs
Heatmaps, session recordings, and on-site surveys add scope beyond the core analytics build.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Where This Fits

Pairs well with, and who we run it for.

E-commerce Growth
Every step of the funnel audited until checkout stops leaking revenue. See the service
Website Design
A site engineered to convert visitors on the first scroll, not the fifth. See the service
Google Ads
Capture demand at the exact second someone searches for you. See the service
AI Marketing
Automation that scales judgment, not just tasks. See the service

Who We Do This For

Decisions Made on Data, Not on Whoever Pitched Loudest in the Meeting

Most analytics are installed but not actually instrumented.

Measurement fixed first, then tested against real behavior.

Tracking Audit & Instrumentation

Behavioral Research

Hypothesis-Driven Testing

Iteration & Reporting

Deliverables.

Measurement Foundations for a Product-Led Store

Scoped to your project, not a template.

Current tracking maturity

Testing cadence

Traffic volume

Qualitative research needs

Frequently Asked Questions

We already have Google Analytics installed — isn't that enough?+

How long does an A/B test need to run?+

What if a test doesn't produce a clear winner?+

Do you need a minimum amount of traffic to run CRO testing?+

Is this only for e-commerce sites, or does it apply to lead-gen sites too?+

Pairs well with, and who we run it for.

E-commerce Growth

Website Design

Google Ads

AI Marketing

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