PAID TRAFFIC CONVERSION

Your Budget Is Going Into Clicks. Your Clicks Are Not Becoming Customers.

The gap between paid traffic and revenue is almost never a media buying problem. It is a conversion path problem — and fixing it starts with understanding exactly where the system is failing, from the first click to the last follow-up.

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/ This is for you if

This Is For You If

You are running Google Ads, Meta campaigns, or both, targeting customers in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, or nationally across Canada. Your cost per click is within industry range and your impression share is healthy. But the number of leads or sales that result from those clicks is not proportionate to what you are spending. You have made adjustments to targeting and creative without seeing meaningful change in conversion rate. Nobody has looked at the conversion path itself.

Your in-house team manages paid channels and has a solid handle on campaign mechanics. Performance has improved steadily on the media side — better quality scores, lower CPCs, higher ad relevance. But the conversion rate at the page and form level has not moved. The team suspects something structural is wrong but does not have the independent perspective or the methodology to audit the full path from click to close.

A previous campaign ran, underperformed, and was paused. You are preparing to restart or scale paid activity and want to make certain the conversion path is ready before the budget goes back in. Relaunching campaigns into an unaudited conversion path means paying again for the same problem. The audit validates or improves the path before spend resumes.

/ What's broken

Where Canadian Paid Traffic Leaks Revenue

The Ad Makes a Promise the Page Does Not Keep

The ad is specific — a service, a guarantee, a price point, a location, a target audience. The page the visitor lands on is a homepage, a generic service page, or a page written for a broader audience than the ad targeted. The visitor cannot immediately confirm they are in the right place, and they leave within seconds. Message match between ad and landing page is one of the most consistently underaddressed conversion failures, and it is one of the most straightforward to fix.

The Form Creates More Friction Than the Offer Earns

A visitor who has not yet decided they trust you will not submit a ten-field form requesting company details, budget, timeline, and a project description before they receive anything in return. Conversion-damaging friction is almost always a mismatch between what the form asks for and what the visitor knows about you at the moment they encounter it. The right form is proportionate — it asks for what the business genuinely needs at this stage, nothing more.

The Offer Does Not Justify Immediate Action

"Contact us" is not an offer. "Book a free consultation" is an offer only if the visitor understands why the consultation is worth their time. When the offer is under-explained — when the value is implied rather than stated, and the next steps are unclear — visitors defer. They tell themselves they will come back. They do not come back. Offer framing determines whether the decision to act happens now or not at all.

The Follow-Up Sequence Loses the Lead Before Anyone Speaks to Them

A visitor submits the form. They receive a generic confirmation. Then nothing for three days, or a sequence of templated emails that make no reference to what they specifically enquired about. By the time a salesperson reaches out, the visitor has gone cold, moved to a competitor, or decided the business is not responsive enough to work with. The conversion rate problem extends past the submit button — the sequence from form submission to first real conversation is where most B2B leads in Canada are lost.

/ What we engineer

What's included

Full Conversion Path Audit

We trace the complete path from the ad click to the post-submission experience: ad-to-page message match, page structure and clarity, form and CTA design, offer framing, and the first seven days of follow-up. We document every point where the path is losing visitors who should have converted, and we explain the mechanism behind each loss.

Landing Page Review

We review each active paid traffic landing page against message match, clarity of offer, page hierarchy, trust signals, load speed, and mobile experience. Canadian visitors increasingly arrive on mobile, and a page that converts on desktop but loses visitors on mobile is a conversion gap that does not show up in desktop-only testing. Every page is reviewed across both environments.

Form and CTA Analysis

We review form length, field sequence, friction points, error handling, and the copy on every CTA button and adjacent supporting line. We assess whether the ask is proportionate to what the visitor knows, and whether the CTA is giving the visitor a clear picture of what happens after they click. PIPEDA compliance for form data collection is reviewed as part of this deliverable — data use language, consent handling, and privacy policy placement are assessed.

Offer Framing Review

We assess how the offer is described on the page: the headline, the proof points, the risk-reduction language, and the reason to act now rather than later. We identify where the offer is under-explained, where value is assumed rather than stated, and where the path asks for a decision before it has given the visitor enough to decide.

Follow-Up Sequence Review and Tracking Verification

We review the automated sequence a lead enters after form submission — timing, tone, content, and the progression of asks across the first several touches. We verify that conversion events are being tracked accurately in Google Ads, Meta, and GA4. Broken or misattributed conversion data leads to optimization decisions that make campaign performance worse — finding and correcting tracking failures is a standard part of every audit.

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/ What changes

What the Audit Produces

Before

After

BeforeA Specific Finding for Every Gap in the Conversion Path

AfterThe deliverable is not a general benchmarking report. Every finding in the document is specific: what was observed, why it is causing conversion loss, and what the fix should be. There is no ambiguity about what the problems are or how to address them.

BeforeA Ranked Action List Your Team Can Execute Immediately

AfterFindings are sorted by conversion impact and implementation effort. Your team knows exactly what to fix first and why. The highest-impact, lowest-effort changes are at the top. You do not need to make judgment calls about prioritization — the document does that work.

BeforeAn Offer That Gives Visitors a Reason to Act Now

AfterVisitors who were leaving because the offer was unclear — because the value was implied, the next step was vague, or the risk of enquiring was not reduced — encounter an offer they can evaluate and act on. The change is visible in the form submission rate.

BeforeConversion Data You Can Trust

AfterIf tracking was broken, firing on incorrect events, or attributing conversions to the wrong source, that is fixed. The optimization decisions your team makes after the audit — which campaigns to scale, which pages to test, which audiences to expand — are grounded in accurate data rather than in signals that were never measuring what they were supposed to.

/ Common questions

Common Questions

Straight answers on scope, timelines and cost. Anything else, ask us directly.

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How long does the audit take, and what do we need to prepare?

The audit takes seven to nine working days from the point we have read access to your accounts. Preparation on your side is minimal — you complete the intake form and grant account access. We do not need you to pull reports, create presentations, or prepare materials. The audit is conducted directly on your live conversion path using your account data and our review framework.

We use a Canadian-focused agency for our paid campaigns. Will this conflict with their work?

The conversion audit is focused on the conversion path, not on campaign management. We do not make changes to ad campaigns, targeting, or bidding — that remains entirely with your existing agency. The audit findings are additive: they identify what the conversion path needs so that the traffic your agency is generating has the best possible chance of converting. Many businesses find that sharing audit findings with their media agency improves campaign decisions as well.

PIPEDA compliance — how does the audit address form data collection?

PIPEDA compliance for form data is assessed as a standard component of the form and CTA review. This covers data use language visible to users at the point of form submission, consent mechanism design, privacy policy accessibility, and whether the data collected is proportionate to the stated purpose. We flag compliance gaps in the findings document alongside conversion rate issues — the two are often related, as unclear or intrusive data collection language contributes to form abandonment.

We are running campaigns in both French and English. Does the audit cover both?

Bilingual conversion paths serving Francophone Canadian audiences are in scope. If you are running separate French and English landing pages, both paths are included in the audit. Message match, offer framing, form design, and follow-up sequences are reviewed for each language version independently, as conversion behaviour and trust signals can differ between French and English-speaking audiences.

What if the audit finds that the campaign itself — not just the landing page — is the problem?

Campaign-level issues that affect conversion — audience mismatch, ad-to-page message misalignment, keyword intent problems — are documented in the findings when they are identified. The audit scope is the conversion path, but conversion path failures often have upstream causes in campaign configuration. If a campaign-level issue is causing a conversion path problem, that finding is included in the report with a clear explanation of the connection.

/ Our team

The people behind the work.

Niraj Raut

SEO Expert

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Keshab Joshi

PPC Expert

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Hawrry Bhattarai

Google Ads Expert

Arogya Rijal

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Find Out Where Your Conversion Path Is Losing Leads

If your paid campaigns are generating traffic across Canada without generating proportionate results, the conversion path is the most likely source of the problem. The audit tells you exactly where the system is failing — and gives you a ranked list of what to fix. You do not need to guess, and you do not need to keep spending on a path that has not been reviewed.

Send your enquiry to info@ignitednepal.com or complete the form below. We serve businesses in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and nationally across Canada.

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