More often than not the problem is not the design — the page answers the wrong questions. A visitor arrives with a specific doubt and gets a list of your merits instead.
The first thing to check is whether the headline matches what the person searched for. If the ad promised "ERP integration" and the page says "we are a full-cycle digital agency", conversion halves before the first scroll.
Second, speed. Every extra second of mobile load time costs roughly 7% of conversion. Heavy animations and fonts pulled from three domains eat more than the visual wow-effect adds.
Third, the form. Seven required fields instead of three cut submissions by nearly a third. Ask only for what you physically need in order to call back.
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Checklist: where manual work hides in your company
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