Context
We gather the traffic sources, campaign intent, analytics access, and conversion goal before reviewing anything.
You share analytics access, traffic sources and the conversion goal.CRO Audits & Quick WinsSee Audit Examples
Find and fix the friction costing you conversions.
For teams already spending on traffic who want a proper diagnosis before committing to a rebuild. We review the page against the traffic pointed at it, report where momentum is lost, and fix the quick wins where scope allows.
No ObligationResponse within 1 day
The problem
Traffic keeps arriving. The page keeps leaking. When conversions stall, the instinct is to buy more traffic or start a rebuild. Both are expensive guesses. The cheaper question is where the current page loses people — message, structure, design, or offer — and which fixes are worth doing first.
Sound familiar?
The solution
Find the leak before you pay to fix it.
Four outcomes every CRO Audit is built to deliver, before a rebuild is even on the table.
Fixes in priority order
A prioritized list of fixes, ranked by expected impact and effort.
Ranked by impact and effortQuick wins shipped
Quick wins implemented in the same engagement where scope allows.
Implemented where scope allowsA straight answer on rebuilds
A clear recommendation on whether a rebuild is justified — or not.
Rebuild only when justifiedA plan you own
A plan you can act on with us, with your own team, or with another partner.
Act on it with us or without usWhat's included
Everything an audit includes, and how it compares.
Five things every CRO Audit covers, set against the other ways teams usually get a page reviewed.
| What's included |  PageDriven | Design agency | Freelancer | AI alone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reviewed against its trafficAd or search intent, not just the page | Included | Sometimes | Not usually | Not usually |
| Message, structure, design and offerAll four assessed together | Included | Sometimes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Fixes ranked by impactA prioritized plan, not a checklist | Included | Sometimes | Not usually | Sometimes |
| Quick wins implementedWhere scope allows | Included | Sometimes | Sometimes | Not usually |
| An honest rebuild callOnly recommended when justified | Included | Sometimes | Not usually | Not usually |
Included Sometimes Not usuallyTypical of each option. Individual providers vary.
Free page review vs. a paid CRO audit
The free page review is a focused, personal review of one page — the likely momentum-killers and the three highest-impact fixes. A CRO audit is a comprehensive paid engagement: deeper analysis against your traffic and tracking, a prioritized fix list, and quick-win implementation. Start with the free review; we'll tell you if a full audit is warranted.
How the engagement works
From context to fixes, in four focused steps.
Here's what happens at each step of an audit, and what you'll get from us along the way.
Review
The page is assessed section by section against the traffic it receives — message match, structure, design, and offer.
Each section is checked against the traffic it receives.Report
Findings come back as a prioritized plan: what's broken, why it matters, and the order to fix it in.
You get a prioritized plan: what to fix, why, and in what order.Fix
Quick wins are implemented where scope allows, with a clear recommendation on anything that needs a larger engagement.
Quick wins go live; bigger changes come with a clear recommendation.Client feedback
What clients say about the work.
“He did a good job improving a landing page.”
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Tim PeacockMarketing Agency Owner, AZ
“Rizvi has been a pleasure to work with. He is very sharp and understands his craft well. The landing page he built for us has been a major upgrade and he went above and beyond integrating MS Clarity for tracking and optimization. Nothing but positive things to say.”
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Dr. David KaffFrisco Spinal Rehab, TX
“Rizvi delivered exceptional landing page design and refinement with a sharp web design eye and conversion-focused approach. Clear communication, fast turnaround, clean responsive files — highly recommend for landing page and CRO work.”
FB
Wes KennedyFBL Coaching Inc, Canada
Real audit example
See what an actionable CRO audit looks like.
Not a generic checklist. Each recommendation connects a specific change to the evidence behind it, then ranks it by priority so the team knows what to fix, test or investigate first.
Behavior-informed
Attention patterns, clicks and recordings
Device-specific
Separate desktop and mobile findings
Prioritized for action
Clear urgency, evidence and effort
Page 1Summary and high-priority desktop findings
Hero misses search intentHigh
Reviews below the foldHigh
Two competing CTAsMed
Page 2Medium and low-priority desktop findings
Offer stated twice, differentlyMed
Form asks for 7 fieldsMed
Footer links leak attentionLow
Page 3Mobile findings and measurement note
Sticky CTA hides contentHigh
Tap targets too smallQuick win
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FAQ
Questions about cro audits & quick wins
Still unsure? Ask in the chat, or email Riz directly.
hello@pagedriven.comHow is this different from the free page review?
The free page review is a short, personal look at one page — where it's most likely losing momentum and the three highest-impact fixes. A CRO audit is a comprehensive paid engagement: full page and funnel review against traffic data, prioritized findings, and quick-win implementation where scope allows.
Do you need analytics access?
It helps. Where analytics or session data is available we use it; where it isn't, the audit still works — it's just grounded in message, structure, and heuristics rather than behavior data.
Will you tell us to rebuild?
Only if the findings justify it. Many audits end with a short list of fixes to the existing page, and we'll say so plainly when that's the answer.
Do you run A/B tests as part of an audit?
No. Experimentation depends on sufficient traffic and reliable tracking to produce readable results. Where that's in place, we can recommend what to test — as part of ongoing optimization, not a one-off audit.
Who actually does the audit?
Riz personally leads the review and the findings report — every audit, no exceptions.
Ready to move on cro audits & quick wins?
Share your page and goal. We'll reply with a clear recommendation and scope.
No ObligationResponse within 1 day
Rizvi (Riz)PageDriven founder &
conversion strategist
conversion strategist
