How much traffic do we need for A/B testing?

Enough for statistical significance in a reasonable window. Below that, we fix known problems and measure at the funnel level instead of pretending an underpowered test proved something.

How fast do we see results?

Technical and friction fixes often move numbers in weeks. Structured testing programs are a longer compounding game.

Do you redesign the whole site?

Rarely. Targeted fixes to high-traffic pages usually beat a full redesign, which resets everything you’d learned.

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Services / Conversion & CRO

The cheapest growth is the traffic you already have.

Doubling traffic is expensive. Converting a meaningfully larger share of the traffic already arriving costs a fraction of that and improves the economics of every channel feeding it. Conversion work compounds — it makes acquisition cheaper, lifecycle richer, and every future dollar of spend work harder.

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Conversion problems are rarely the button color.

They're friction, doubt, and speed — load time between click and content, product pages that never answer the real question, carts that surprise people with shipping costs, mobile experiences built as an afterthought.

We diagnose before we test. Analytics, session behavior, and funnel data tell us where people actually leave — which is almost never where the team assumed.

Landing

Load time — every second costs conversions, worst on mobile.

Product page

Missing proof, unclear value, questions never answered.

Cart

Surprise shipping, forced accounts, too many steps.

Checkout

Where trust signals and speed decide the sale.

Where revenue actually leaks

What we fix first

Fix the obvious breakage before reserving testing for real strategic questions.

Broken or badly slow experiences

Pure loss, no test needed. Nobody needs an A/B test to prove a broken mobile checkout is bad — we fix it first.

Broken or badly slow experiences

Pure loss, no test needed. Nobody needs an A/B test to prove a broken mobile checkout is bad — we fix it first.

High-traffic page friction

The biggest absolute revenue impact. Targeted fixes to the pages the most people actually see.

High-traffic page friction

The biggest absolute revenue impact. Targeted fixes to the pages the most people actually see.

Trust and proof gaps

Reviews, guarantees, and signals that make a first-time buyer comfortable — cheap to fix, wide effect.

Trust and proof gaps

Reviews, guarantees, and signals that make a first-time buyer comfortable — cheap to fix, wide effect.

Strategic A/B tests

Reserved for genuine strategic questions on pages with enough traffic to reach significance. Slower, but where real learning compounds.

Strategic A/B tests

Reserved for genuine strategic questions on pages with enough traffic to reach significance. Slower, but where real learning compounds.

The order we work in

Testing is the last step, not the first. Most of the lift is in fixing what’s plainly broken.

Priority

Type of problem

Why first

Broken or badly slow experiences

Pure loss, no test needed

High-traffic page friction

Biggest absolute revenue impact

Trust and proof gaps

Cheap to fix, wide effect

Strategic A/B tests

Slower, needs volume to be valid

Conversion is a system, not a page.

A one-off redesign produces a one-off bump. We treat conversion as an ongoing loop — test, measure, learn, iterate — wired into the same infrastructure as acquisition and lifecycle, because a conversion gain multiplies everything upstream and downstream of it. A higher conversion rate lowers your cost per buyer, which makes previously unprofitable paid acquisition viable.

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I've worked with Lightdrop on multiple projects over the last 5 years and am always amazed with the level of strategy, guidance and execution they bring to the table. Lior and his team are masters in digital and brand marketing.