CONVERSION UX

Fix the pages that are getting traffic but not generating enquiries

Your website is receiving visitors. Some of those visitors are clicking on your paid ads and landing on your pages. But the enquiries are not coming in at the rate they should. The problem is rarely the traffic. The problem is the page itself — the headline, the form, the trust signals, and the structure that guides a visitor from interest to action. Ignited Nepal audits what is breaking your conversion rate and rebuilds the page to fix it.

Heatmap and session recording audits using Hotjar and Microsoft Clarity · Average B2B website converts 1-3% of visitors. A well-structured page converts 4-8%. · Form redesign, CTA testing, and trust signal placement included in every engagement
This is for you if

This is for businesses where the traffic is there but the conversions are not

You are running Google Ads or Meta campaigns and the traffic numbers look reasonable. The cost per click is manageable. But when you calculate how many enquiries or sales those clicks are generating, the number is disappointing. You are paying for visitors who land on your page and leave without taking action. The ad is not the issue. The page is.

Your page ranks well or receives consistent traffic from campaigns. Sessions are up. But form submissions are low relative to the number of visitors arriving on that page. People are reading, or at least landing, but not converting. Something about the page structure, the form, or the trust signals is causing them to stop before they reach out.

Your store is generating traffic. Products are being viewed and added to carts. But a significant portion of those sessions end at the cart page or during checkout without completing the purchase. You have not run a structured conversion rate optimisation programme. You do not have a clear picture of where people are dropping off or why.

What's broken

Four conversion problems that appear on most pages we audit

A form with nine fields when three would convert better

The most common form mistake is asking for too much information too early. A form requesting name, company, phone, email, website, budget, timeline, industry, and message before a visitor has any relationship with you creates friction at the most critical moment of the conversion path. Most visitors abandon long forms rather than complete them. Shorter forms with a clear reason to submit consistently outperform longer ones.

No trust signals above the fold

A visitor arriving on your page for the first time has no prior relationship with your business. They are evaluating whether you are credible before they decide to take action. If the trust signals — client logos, testimonials, certifications, review scores, or case study references — are positioned below the scroll point, most visitors will leave before they ever see them. Trust must be established at the top of the page, not buried lower down.

The CTA buried below the scroll point

The call to action should be visible without scrolling. When the primary CTA appears only after a visitor has read through multiple sections of copy, the friction between interest and action is too high. A visitor who is ready to enquire should not have to hunt for the button. CTA placement, repetition at key scroll points, and visual hierarchy all affect whether a motivated visitor converts or leaves.

A page headline that describes the service, not the outcome

"We provide digital marketing services" describes what a business does. "More enquiries from the same ad spend" describes what a customer gets. Visitors do not come to a page to understand your service category. They come because they have a problem they want solved. A headline that speaks to the outcome the visitor wants converts significantly better than one that describes the provider.

What we engineer

Seven things Ignited Nepal delivers in a Conversion UX engagement

Heatmap and Session Recording Audit

We install and analyse heatmap and session recording data using Hotjar and Microsoft Clarity. This shows us exactly where visitors are clicking, how far they are scrolling, and where they are abandoning the page. We identify the specific elements that are creating friction or confusion before we make any recommendations.

Form Analytics Review

We analyse form-level data to identify abandonment rates and field-level drop-off. This tells us which specific fields are causing visitors to stop filling out the form and leave. The output is a clear picture of where the form is losing submissions and what changes will recover them.

Conversion Audit Report

We produce a structured audit of each target page, covering headline quality, above-the-fold hierarchy, CTA placement and copy, trust signal positioning, form design, mobile experience, and page load performance. Every finding is rated by conversion impact and effort to fix.

UX Redesign Wireframes

We deliver wireframes showing the recommended page structure, layout changes, and element repositioning. These are not decorative mockups. They are functional specifications that show exactly what should move, what should be removed, and what needs to be added to improve conversion rate.

A/B Test Plan

We build a prioritised A/B test plan based on the audit findings. Each test hypothesis is written with a clear expected outcome, the element being tested, and the success metric. This gives your team a structured programme to run through Google Optimize, VWO, or your preferred testing platform.

CTA Copy Variants

We write multiple CTA copy variants for each primary action on the page. The variants are written to test different frames: urgency, benefit, specificity, and low-commitment entry points. These are ready to deploy directly into your A/B testing programme.

Trust Signal and Social Proof Layout

We audit your existing trust assets — testimonials, client logos, review scores, case studies, accreditations — and design the placement strategy for each. We specify where each trust element should appear on the page, what format it should take, and how it should be sequenced relative to the CTA.

What changes

Four outcomes businesses see after a Conversion UX engagement

Before
After
Before The most common form mistake is asking for too much information too early. A form requesting name, company, phone, email, website, budget, timeline, industry, and message before a visitor has any relationship with you creates friction at the most critical moment of the conversion path. Most visitors abandon long forms rather than complete them. Shorter forms with a clear reason to submit consistently outperform longer ones.
After When the page structure is corrected and the friction points are removed, the same number of visitors generates more conversions. You do not need to increase ad spend to improve results. The traffic you already have starts working harder because the page is doing its job.
Before A visitor arriving on your page for the first time has no prior relationship with your business. They are evaluating whether you are credible before they decide to take action. If the trust signals — client logos, testimonials, certifications, review scores, or case study references — are positioned below the scroll point, most visitors will leave before they ever see them. Trust must be established at the top of the page, not buried lower down.
After If you are running paid traffic to a page that converts at 1.5%, you are paying for roughly 98 out of every 100 clicks without getting a return. When conversion rate improves to 4-5%, the cost per lead drops proportionally. The same budget generates more leads without changing the bid strategy or the audience targeting.
Before The call to action should be visible without scrolling. When the primary CTA appears only after a visitor has read through multiple sections of copy, the friction between interest and action is too high. A visitor who is ready to enquire should not have to hunt for the button. CTA placement, repetition at key scroll points, and visual hierarchy all affect whether a motivated visitor converts or leaves.
After Before the audit, the conversion problem is invisible. You know the rate is low but not why. After the audit, the drop-off points are identified, the friction sources are named, and the fix is specific. You are no longer guessing at what to change.
Before "We provide digital marketing services" describes what a business does. "More enquiries from the same ad spend" describes what a customer gets. Visitors do not come to a page to understand your service category. They come because they have a problem they want solved. A headline that speaks to the outcome the visitor wants converts significantly better than one that describes the provider.
After A visitor who arrives on a page that immediately communicates credibility and speaks to their specific problem is far more likely to submit a form than one who lands on a generic page with no social proof and a vague headline. Conversion UX builds the case for action through the page itself, before the visitor ever reaches the form.
How it works

How a Conversion UX engagement works

  1. 01

    Audit and Data Collection

    Week 1-2

    We begin by installing tracking tools if they are not already in place and collecting baseline data. We review heatmaps, session recordings, form analytics, and existing conversion data. We analyse the page against a structured conversion audit framework covering hierarchy, trust, copy, form design, and CTA placement. At the end of this step, we have a complete picture of what is breaking and why.

  2. 02

    Audit Report and Findings Presentation

    Week 2

    We deliver the conversion audit report and walk through the findings with your team. Each issue is explained in plain language with the conversion impact rated. You understand exactly what is broken on each page and what the priority order is for fixing it.

  3. 03

    Wireframes, Copy Variants, and A/B Test Plan

    Week 3

    We deliver the UX redesign wireframes, CTA copy variants, form redesign specification, and the prioritised A/B test plan. These are the implementation-ready assets your development team or our team uses to make the changes.

  4. 04

    Implementation Support and Test Monitoring

    We support the implementation of the changes and the setup of A/B tests. Once tests are live, we monitor results and provide a clear read on which variants are winning and what to roll out permanently. For businesses without an internal developer, we can manage the implementation directly.

Common questions

Common questions about Conversion UX

How long does a Conversion UX audit take?

A full conversion audit for a single landing page or service page takes approximately two weeks from data collection to delivered report. If you have multiple pages to audit or require heatmap data collection before analysis begins, the timeline extends by one to two weeks per additional page set. We confirm the scope and timeline before starting so there are no surprises.

Do I need to be running paid traffic for Conversion UX to help?

Conversion UX applies to any page receiving consistent traffic, whether from paid campaigns, organic search, social media, or email. The audit identifies structural and copy-level problems that affect conversion regardless of traffic source. Businesses with organic traffic benefit from the same fixes as those running paid campaigns.

What is a good conversion rate for a B2B landing page?

The average B2B landing page converts between 1 and 3 percent of visitors. A page with a clear headline, strong trust signals, a short form, and a well-placed CTA typically converts between 4 and 8 percent. The gap between these ranges represents a significant difference in the number of enquiries generated from the same traffic volume.

Can I contact you through WhatsApp before starting an audit?

Yes. WhatsApp is available alongside email for enquiries and is often the fastest way to get a response. You can reach the team at hello@ignitednepal.com or via the WhatsApp contact link on this page. You do not need to fill out a long form to start a conversation about your conversion rate problem.

Will Ignited Nepal implement the changes or just provide recommendations?

Both options are available. Some clients prefer to take the audit report and wireframes and implement through their own development team. Others prefer us to manage the full implementation. We confirm the engagement scope during the initial consultation and can handle the build if that is the preferred path.

Our team

The people behind the work

Not a black box. Real specialists you can call, with their names on the work.

Niraj Raut

Niraj Raut

Founder — Ecommerce SEO
Keshab Joshi

Keshab Joshi

PPC Expert
Hawrry Bhattarai

Hawrry Bhattarai

Google Ads Expert
Arogya Rijal

Arogya Rijal

SaaS SEO Expert
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Your conversion rate is not a traffic problem. It is a page problem.

If your website is receiving visitors but not generating enquiries at the rate your business needs, the answer is not more ad spend. It is a structured audit of what the page is doing wrong and a clear plan to fix it. Ignited Nepal delivers the audit, the wireframes, the copy variants, and the A/B test plan to move your conversion rate from where it is to where it should be.