● CRO agency

Conversion optimisation that turns visitors into buyers.

Find where visitors drop off, then test fixes on product pages, checkout and forms, so your existing traffic produces more orders and enquiries.

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A product page under review. — Test, then keep what works

In short

Conversion rate optimisation (CRO) is the work of getting more of your existing visitors to buy or enquire, by finding where they drop off and testing changes. MMC runs it on product pages, carts and checkout for D2C brands, and on landing pages and forms for B2B and education sites. A change stays only if it beats the current page.

Find the leaks. Funnel data and session behaviour show where visitors leave.
Fix the pages that matter. Product pages, checkout, landing pages and forms come first.
Test, then keep. Only changes that beat the current page stay.

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Monday Marketing Company (MMC) runs CRO for D2C brands on product pages, carts and checkout, and for B2B and education sites on landing pages and forms.

What we do in CRO.

Six checks that find the revenue already leaking from the traffic you pay for.

Funnel and analytics review. Where visitors drop off, found from your data before any design change is proposed.
Product page persuasion. Images, proof, answers to objections and a clear offer on the page that decides the sale.
Cart and checkout. Fewer steps, clear costs and payment options that remove reasons to abandon.
Forms and lead capture. Shorter forms and clearer promises for B2B and education enquiries.
Speed and mobile experience. Pages that load and behave well on the phones most of your buyers use.
Structured testing. Changes tested one at a time and kept only when the evidence supports them.

Why brands run CRO with MMC

Better conversion lifts every channel at once.

Evidence before opinion. We start from your analytics and session data, not from a redesign wish list.
Design and media in the same team. The people who buy your traffic also fix the page it lands on.
Testing that teaches. Each test is written down with its reason, so wins and losses both add knowledge.
Fits any audience. Store pages for D2C, enquiry forms for B2B and admissions pages for education.

Page analytics

SML

Add to cart

Most visitors stop here

Most clicksFew clicks

Seen by mostSeen by few

One change, one test Add to cart moves up, reviews move beside it

Variant A

Add to cart

Variant B

Add to cartReviews beside it

Result Run until the result is clear

Variant B ahead

Variant A

Variant B

Add to cart rate, same traffic split, same weeks. The test keeps running until the gap is outside normal noise.

Illustrative layout of a page analytics view. Not a client page, no real figures.

The work, shown

What we actually do on your pages.

01
Read where clicks go.
A click heatmap shows what visitors tap and what they ignore on the pages that matter.
02
See where they stop scrolling.
A scroll map shows how far people get, so proof and the button sit above the drop.
03
Plan one change per test.
Each test changes one thing, for a stated reason, so the result teaches you something.
04
Keep only what beats the current page.
Tests run until the gap is clear. Winners stay, and learnings go back to ads and creative.

Where it leaks

Five ways conversion goes wrong.

Product pageTap a number to see where it breaks and how we run it.

Illustrative diagram, not a client account. No real figures.

1
Funnel analysis
Guessing which page needs a redesign.
Redesigns based on opinion often fix the wrong page. The biggest leak is usually somewhere less obvious.
How we run it. We analyse funnel steps and session behaviour to find where visitors drop off, and rank the leaks by how much they cost.
2
Product and landing pages
A page that describes the product but does not answer doubts.
Visitors leave when price, delivery, returns, proof or fit are not clear near the decision.
How we run it. We rework key pages so the questions a visitor has are answered where they arise, with clear proof and one obvious next step.
3
Cart and checkout
A long checkout with surprises at the end.
Extra steps, forced sign-ups and unexpected costs make people abandon a purchase they had already decided on.
How we run it. We simplify the cart and checkout, including the payment options Indian shoppers expect such as UPI and cash on delivery, and remove friction.
4
Forms and lead capture
Long forms that ask for everything at once.
Most enquiries start on a phone. Every extra field costs you a lead who was already interested.
How we run it. We test shorter forms, clearer calls to action and options like WhatsApp, so more interested visitors become leads.
5
A/B testing
Changing pages and hoping the numbers improve.
Without a test you cannot tell whether a change helped, or whether sales rose for another reason.
How we run it. We run controlled tests on the changes worth making and keep only what beats the current page, so the gains are real.

Selected work

A few of the brands we run CRO for.

See all our work

A few more. Hover or tap a logo.

The Growing Giraffe project — **The Growing Giraffe**CRO, Performance, Amazon, Quick commerce, CreativeSee the work

Mittiy Made project — **The Growing Giraffe**CRO, Performance, Amazon, Quick commerce, CreativeSee the work

What we read

Conversion rate by step: The share of visitors who reach each next step.
Cart abandonment: How many people start to buy and stop.
Funnel ROAS: Where the funnel leaks and what it costs.
Unit economics: What each order leaves behind after costs.

Read against your own costs and margin.

How the work runs

How we run CRO, step by step.

Step 1
Find the real leaks
Funnel data, session behaviour and form analytics show where visitors leave and what each leak costs.
You get: A ranked list of leaks by cost and ease of fix.
Step 2
Fix the biggest leak first
Product pages, cart, checkout or lead forms change one test at a time.
You get: One clear change, with a reason behind it.
Step 3
Run the test
Tests run long enough to be trustworthy, against the current page.
You get: Changes proven against the current page.
Step 4
Keep what wins
Only winners stay, and results feed the next round and your ads.
You get: A higher share of visitors who buy or enquire.

The steps show the order of the work, not a promise of results. What we find in your account decides how long each part takes.

Conversion work for sites with traffic worth converting.

A good fit

You already get steady traffic or enquiries but too few turn into orders.

D2C stores with a website that gets traffic but does not convert, and B2B and education sites losing enquiries at the form, benefit most. For colleges, see college admission marketing.

Not a fit

You have very little traffic, or want a redesign dressed up as testing.

Tests need enough visitors to mean something, and a rebuild is a different job.

Common questions

Questions about conversion optimisation.

What is conversion optimisation?

Conversion rate optimisation (CRO) is the work of getting more of your existing visitors to buy or enquire, by finding where they drop off and testing changes to the pages, checkout and forms they use.

How does conversion optimisation work with MMC?

We start from your funnel data and how visitors actually behave, rank possible changes by what the leak costs and how easy the fix is, test them one at a time, and keep only what beats the current page.

What does conversion optimisation cost?

Scoped after a call, based on your traffic, the pages in scope and how many tests you want run. We quote once we have seen your funnel data. Any ad spend stays with the platforms and outside our fee.

Do you guarantee results?

No. Some tests win and some do not, so we cannot promise an uplift. We commit to a structured process, tests run long enough to trust, and honest reporting.

Who is conversion optimisation for?

D2C stores whose website gets traffic but does not convert, and B2B and education sites that lose enquiries at the landing page or the form. Not only D2C. We work with D2C, B2B and education brands, and set the work up differently for each: D2C on contribution margin and repeat purchase, B2B on the cost of a qualified lead, education on enquiries, visits and admissions.

What do you need from us?

Access to Analytics and your store or CMS, a sense of your traffic by source, and the ability to ship changes or give us access to do it.