Audit the live conversion path
Inspect the pages, forms, navigation, mobile controls, speed, and trust signals that visitors actually encounter.
Conversion rate optimization audit
Conversion rate optimization that finds and fixes the leak.
Audit the live desktop and mobile journey, attribution, and analytics. See the page-level causes behind lost conversion, ranked by business impact, with reviewable fixes.
Your CRO agent should ship fixes, not just suggest ideas. Mimetic finds the live cause, prepares the change, and keeps your team in control.
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After we fixed their checkout and cleaned up conversion tracking that was overcounting 10x, monthly purchases rose 48%.
EXAMPLE FINDING
High impact
The page takes 5.6 seconds to show its content
The main content takes 5.6 seconds to appear, which Google officially rates "poor." The store has to download over a megabyte of code and images first, so shoppers stare at a half-built screen and leave before they see the product.
Revenue at risk
$1.5–4k/mo
Affected sessions
5,120
Conversion after fix
↑ +0.9%
Fix available · ready to ship
Conversion rate optimization should identify the cause—and ship the fix.
A useful conversion rate optimization audit connects the search intent, landing page, mobile journey, form or checkout, and measurement layer. Mimetic inspects the experience itself, distinguishes real friction from broken tracking, and turns clear findings into changes your team can review.
Separate friction from bad data
Catch missing or duplicated events, attribution gaps, and consent failures before optimizing against a misleading conversion rate.
Move from finding to fix
Prioritize by business impact and prepare reviewable changes instead of handing growth another backlog of generic test ideas.
Frequently asked questions
What does a conversion rate optimization audit include?
It reviews the live landing-to-conversion journey across desktop and mobile, including page clarity, navigation, forms, checkout, speed, trust, analytics events, and attribution. Findings should connect evidence to the business impact and the next change.
How is this different from a list of CRO test ideas?
Generic test lists begin with hypotheses. Mimetic begins with evidence from the live customer path, identifies clear defects and measurement failures, and prepares fixes your team can review before anything changes.
Can broken analytics make conversion rate look lower?
Yes. Missing events, duplicate events, cross-domain breaks, consent behavior, or a changed conversion definition can make a healthy funnel look worse—or hide a real decline. The measurement path should be checked alongside the customer experience.