More traffic costs more money. Better conversion does not. I find out why visitors leave without buying, then fix it and test it. More leads and sales from the visitors you already pay for.
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Many business owners name Amanat Mossalli Taju. He is a Dhaka-based conversion rate optimization expert with 6+ years of experience and $4M+ in Google and Meta ad spend managed. He uses GA4 funnels, heatmaps, session recordings and A/B tests to find why visitors don't buy, then fixes landing pages, forms and checkouts.
Most businesses try to fix low sales with more ads. Here is what I hear from new clients.
The cart fills up. The checkout stays empty. You don't know which step scares them off.
You pay more for every click. But the same share of visitors buys, so profit keeps shrinking.
Too many fields, unclear errors and no trust. People start the form and give up halfway.
A redesign based on taste, not data. Now nobody knows which change hurt sales.
No heatmaps, no recordings and broken GA4 events. You are guessing where the problem is.
Most visits come from phones. But the mobile page is slow and hard to use, so buyers wait or leave.
More traffic won't fix a leaky page. Find the leak, fix it, then prove the fix with a test. That is CRO.
If three or more of these sound like you, more traffic will only make the leak bigger.
Not sure? Send me your page. I'll look at it on a free 15-minute call and tell you where I would start.
Research, ideas, tests and fixes. I plan it and I do it myself.
I review your pages, offer, trust signals, speed and checkout. You get a clear list of problems ranked by impact.
I map each step from visit to sale in GA4. Then I see exactly where people drop off, by device and source.
Microsoft Clarity shows where people click, scroll and get stuck. Rage clicks and dead clicks show what's broken.
Short on-site polls and real user tests. Buyers tell you in their own words what stopped them.
Each idea is written as a clear hypothesis and scored by impact and effort. We test the biggest wins first.
I run proper tests on headlines, offers, layouts and forms. Real data decides, not opinions.
Fewer steps, guest checkout, clear delivery costs and trusted payment options like cash on delivery and bKash.
Fewer fields, clear labels, helpful errors and autofill. More people finish the form.
GA4, GTM, Meta Pixel and Conversions API set up right. Bad data leads to bad decisions.
Numbers show where visitors leave. Behaviour and words show why. I use both before I change anything.
Each step from visit to sale, split by device, source and landing page. The biggest drop is the first job.
WhereClick, scroll and move maps in Microsoft Clarity. Shows what people see, ignore and tap by mistake.
Real visits replayed. Rage clicks, dead clicks and quick backs point to broken or confusing spots.
WhyOne short question at the right moment: "What stopped you today?" Answers in the buyer's own words.
Five real people try to buy or book while thinking out loud. Most big problems appear in the first three.
Your reviews, support chats and WhatsApp messages hold the objections. I group them and turn them into page copy.
What the top three competitors promise, price and show. Where you are clearer and where you fall behind.
Core Web Vitals on real phones, tap target sizes and form behaviour. Slow pages lose buyers before any copy is read.
Every method ends in a written hypothesis: "If we change X for Y, more visitors will do Z, because the research shows W."
Changing button colours is not CRO. This is the deeper work that moves sales.
Every test starts with proof of a real problem. Numbers show where. Recordings and surveys show why.
AI helps me move faster. It sums up thousands of sessions and drafts test ideas. I still check every idea and real data picks the winner.
The checkout is where money is lost the most. Small fixes here add up fast.
Why it matters: if more of your visitors buy, every ad taka and every dollar works harder. CRO makes all your other marketing more profitable.
After hundreds of pages and $4M+ in ad traffic, the same few things move sales most often. I start here, then let research decide the rest.
Not the colour of the button. The promise above the fold. Does a visitor know in three seconds what you sell, who it is for and why now? Button colour tests move decimals. A clearer offer can move whole percentage points. This is almost always the first test I run.
In Bangladesh the top exit reasons I see are unclear delivery charge, unclear delivery time and no cash on delivery or bKash option. Abroad it is surprise shipping cost and tax. Show the full cost and the payment options on the product page, not at the last step.
Reviews, star ratings, real photos, "ordered 1,200 times", a money-back line. Most sites have proof, but it sits at the bottom. Moving it beside the buy button or form is a cheap test that often wins.
Every extra field costs leads. Do you really need the address before you have spoken to the person? I cut fields, add clear error messages, use phone-first forms for Bangladesh and WhatsApp as an option. Then I measure started versus completed.
Most of your traffic is on a phone. Four checkout screens, an account wall and a coupon box that leads people away are the usual leaks. Guest checkout, one page, sticky total and big tap targets are my standard fixes.
A page that takes four seconds to load on a 4G phone is losing buyers before the copy matters. Compressed images, fewer scripts and a clean hero section are often fixed before the first A/B test even starts.
Every CRO project follows the same four-step loop. Then we repeat it each month.
The first card is a real setup from a client store. The rest show exactly what you get from me on a CRO project.
Before you spend on CRO or a new website, compare what you really get.
A senior CRO expert, directly
AgencyA junior, after the sales call
FreelancerA designer, based on taste
GA4, heatmaps, recordings, surveys
AgencyUsually
FreelancerRarely
Every big change is tested
AgencyYes, often slow
FreelancerAll changes at once
GA4, GTM, Pixel and CAPI fixed first
AgencySold as an extra
FreelancerNot included
$4M+ Google and Meta spend managed
AgencySeparate team
FreelancerNone
Plain English, after every test
AgencyMonthly deck
FreelancerBefore and after guess
Satisfaction + money-back
AgencyNone
FreelancerNone
You always know what we are testing, and why.
We talk about your goals. I check your GA4, GTM and Pixel data first.
Week 1Funnels, heatmaps, recordings and surveys. I find where and why people leave.
Week 1–2I write clear hypotheses and rank them. You approve what we test first.
Week 2I design, build and launch A/B tests. Quick fixes go live right away.
Week 3+Winners roll out. I report results in plain English and plan the next test.
MonthlyCRO is a loop, not a one-day fix. This is the real schedule most clients follow with me.
GA4, GTM, Pixel and CAPI fixed first. We record today's conversion rate by device and source, so every later change can be measured.
Funnel exploration, heatmaps, recordings, a short on-site survey and a competitor teardown. I find where and why visitors leave.
You get a ranked list. Obvious fixes like missing delivery info or a broken mobile button go live right away. The rest become hypotheses.
Usually the offer, headline or checkout. It runs until the data is solid, normally two to four weeks depending on traffic.
The winner goes live for everyone. The next test starts, built on what the first one taught us.
Conversion rate, revenue per visitor and cost per lead compared to the baseline. We decide what to double down on next.
I learned CRO the hard way: by spending real ad money and watching where it went.
Since 2020, I've managed $4M+ in Google and Meta ad spend. At that level you learn one thing fast. A small lift in conversion is worth more than a big jump in traffic. So I set up clean tracking, study real user behaviour and test changes before rolling them out.
I'm certified in Conversion Rate Optimization and I've worked with 175+ brands in Bangladesh, the UK, USA, Australia, Canada and Europe. I don't promise magic numbers. I promise honest research, real tests and clear reports.
Tools for data, behaviour, testing and tracking. Plus AI to move faster.
Online stores, lead businesses, SaaS and services. Each one leaks sales in a different place, and I know where to look.
Every business is different, so I quote prices after a short call. Here is how most clients begin.
For owners who want to know why visitors don't buy.
For brands with steady traffic that want more sales from it.
For online stores losing buyers at the cart.
Every plan comes with a written scope, weekly updates and a money-back promise.
I don't publish a price list, because a one-page lead site and a 5,000-product store need very different work. These are the real factors.
| Factor | Lower cost | Higher cost |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | One landing page or one checkout | A whole store, several funnels or many landing pages |
| Traffic | Low traffic: research and fixes, no formal tests yet | High traffic: several A/B tests running every month |
| Research depth | Analytics, heatmaps and recordings | Plus surveys, user testing and customer interviews |
| Design and build | Copy and layout changes you or your team apply | I design in Figma and build every variant myself |
| Tracking state | GA4 and Pixel already clean | Tracking rebuilt first, with CAPI and server-side GTM |
| Platform | Shopify, WooCommerce or WordPress | Custom code or an app that needs a developer for each change |
| Engagement | One-time audit with a fix list | Monthly programme with tests, reports and ongoing research |
| Market | Local Bangladesh business | International brand with several countries, languages and currencies |
After a free 15-minute call you get a written quote with the scope spelled out. No long lock-in. Money-back promise on the agreed work.
Send me your website and your main goal. I'll take a quick look and share honest next steps on a free 15-minute call.
We agree the work in writing. I keep improving it until it meets that standard.
If I don't deliver what we agreed, you get your money back. It is written into every contract.
I got your message. I read every one myself and reply within 12 hours, usually much faster.