Diagnose
Analytics audit, heatmaps, session recordings and a ranked list of leaks by estimated lost leads.
Conversion Rate Optimization
Conversion rate optimization is the cheapest growth most businesses never buy. aStash finds where visitors stall, tests the fix and keeps the winners, so the same ad budget and the same rankings produce more calls, forms and orders every month.
If 100 people visit and two call, you have a 2% conversion rate. Getting it to 4% means every ad dollar, every ranking and every referral now works twice as hard, without spending more on any of them. That is the whole point of CRO, and it is why we run it alongside every ads and SEO plan.
The work is not guessing at button colors. It starts with Google Analytics 4 and recordings of real sessions to see where people hesitate: a form with eleven fields, a phone number hidden in the footer, a page that takes six seconds to load on a phone, a price nobody can find. Then we change one thing at a time and measure.
For a retail client, rebuilt landing pages and campaign changes produced 391% more conversions and brought cost per conversion to $18.32. Same store, same products, more sales.
The problem
A bounce rate tells you people left. It does not tell you that the phone number was hidden on mobile, the form asked for a budget before a name, or the page took six seconds to show a price. Those are the leaks that cost leads every day.
aStash watches real sessions, maps where people hesitate and ranks every leak by how many leads it is likely costing. The first month is diagnosis. The fix list comes with an estimate attached to each line.
Same traffic, more leads
JIMGLO Trailers: rewritten pages and a streamlined contact form in the first six months.
What we test
The first month is diagnosis. Each item is measured, not assumed.
CRO versus more traffic
Selected work




Results
Retail client after landing page and campaign rebuild.

What you get
Each change is tested against the current page on real traffic. When a variation wins, it becomes the page. When it loses, we learn why and move to the next leak. Nothing is changed on opinion.
For a retail store that discipline brought cost per conversion to $18.32 and produced 630 conversions in the period, with the same traffic and the same products.
The CRO cycle
Analytics audit, heatmaps, session recordings and a ranked list of leaks by estimated lost leads.
A/B tests on the highest-value pages, one change at a time, with enough traffic to reach a real result.
Winners are built into the site permanently. The next leak on the list becomes the next test.
Client reviews
“Kateryna gave me better explanations than any other web person I have used over the past 20 years. Everything was done very quickly.”
“The amount of work they put in was impressive. We have received great feedback from the customers about our website and signed up over 500 people. Everything was delivered on time.”
“We received over 2,000 customer calls over the last year just from Google Maps alone! We would absolutely recommend them to anybody who wants to have a strong online marketing presence.”
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FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
For A/B testing, a page needs a few hundred conversions a month to reach a statistically sound result in reasonable time. Below that we rely on analytics, recordings and best-practice fixes, which still produce most of the gains for small sites.
Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity or Hotjar for heatmaps and recordings, and Google Optimize alternatives such as VWO or Convert for split tests. All accounts are set up in your name.
No. CRO changes are tested on live pages without altering URLs, titles or indexable content structure, and we are an SEO company first. Rankings are monitored throughout.
A flat monthly rate that covers analysis, test design, implementation and reporting. There is no percentage of revenue and no contract.
Quick fixes like a visible phone number or a shorter form often lift conversions within the first month. Tested improvements compound over the following quarter.
Yes. Product pages, cart and checkout are where most ecommerce revenue leaks, and we work on Shopify and WooCommerce stores regularly.