Experience layer · extends “Touchpoints” in the approach
Make the page respond to the buyer in front of it.
Your website is where the message meets behavior. We design what each page shows by market and stage, test it against a bar we agree beforehand, and measure how far each visit gets, so the site keeps learning instead of being redesigned every few years.
Where the value leaks
Three ways it goes missing.
- 01
One page for every buyer
An enterprise committee and an operations manager arrive with different questions and leave with the same answer.
- 02
Redesigns that start from taste
A new look is not an experiment. Without a hypothesis and a bar for success, nobody learns whether it worked.
- 03
Visits that teach nothing
Page views are counted but journey progression is not, so the site never tells the rest of the system what a buyer is ready for.
The leak, shown
One page opening two ways, the rule that decides which, and how each did against the default.
The same page, opening two ways
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For multi-site operations
One partner for every site.
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Shown to enterprise buyers
If company over 1,000 staff, or viewed the security page
3.1%vs 1.8% on the default
For growing teams
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Shown to mid-market buyers
If company under 1,000 staff, or arrived from a pricing search
4.4%vs 2.6% on the default
How we ensure the value
A baseline, a standing control, and proof.
The same three moves on every engagement, so a gain is a number against a starting point, held by a rule with an owner, and reported whether or not it flatters us.
- 1
Baseline
We measure conversion by market and stage on today's pages, and agree the handful of pages that carry the pipeline.
- 2
Standing control
Every variant has a rule, an owner and a test with a success measure agreed beforehand. Losing variants are retired, not left running.
- 3
Proof
Conversion for each audience is reported against its own baseline, with the confidence of the test stated, so a win is a win.
What you get
What we hand over.
- A priority list of the pages that carry pipeline
- Audience rules by market and lifecycle stage
- Variant design and a testing plan
- Measurement that ties visits to journey progression
- A playbook so the site keeps learning
How it connects
No part of this works alone.
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