Low Conversion Rate
Website getting traffic but failing to convert visitors into leads or customers. Low conversion rates mean your marketing spend is being wasted on a site that doesn't close.
What You're Seeing
- Conversion rate below 2% despite decent traffic
- Contact forms rarely submitted
- High cart abandonment rate for e-commerce
Why This Happens
- 1Weak or unclear value proposition on the page
- 2Too many steps or fields in the conversion process
- 3No trust signals (testimonials, reviews, security badges)
- 4Call-to-action buttons hard to find or unconvincing
How We Fix It
Our senior engineers follow this systematic approach to resolve the issue quickly and permanently.
Value Proposition: State exactly what you offer and why it matters in the first viewport — no scrolling required.
Simplify Forms: Reduce form fields to the minimum needed. Name, email, and one description field is usually enough.
Add Trust: Include customer testimonials, case studies, security badges, and guarantees near your CTA.
CTA Optimization: Make buttons large, high-contrast, and action-oriented ('Get My Free Quote' beats 'Submit').
Remove Friction: Eliminate unnecessary steps between landing and converting.
Preventing This Issue
Run A/B tests on CTAs and forms monthly, track micro-conversions (scroll depth, clicks), use heatmaps to see where visitors drop off, survey visitors who don't convert.
Related Guides
If you're experiencing this issue, you may also want to check these related problems:
- High Bounce Rate - Visitors leaving your website after viewing only one page. A high bounce rate signals poor user experience, irrelevant content, or slow loading — all of which hurt conversions and SEO.
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