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Client’s Results

Every single week I drop a fresh testimonial in this newsletter.

Every. Single. Week.

And you know what? I never run out. Because they just keep rolling in on Trustpilot.

339 reviews. 4.9 stars. At an agency with 70+ people and 3,500+ clients served.

Let me tell you something most people won't say out loud: maintaining a 4.9 at our scale is borderline insane.

The bigger you get, the more clients you serve, the more impossible that number becomes.

One bad week, one miscommunication, one client having a rough day and you're the scapegoat.

And yet, here we are. Still 4.9.

That doesn't happen by accident. That happens because my team genuinely cares about the work they deliver. Every single day.

So yeah, I'm proud. Find me another CRO agency with this many reviews at this rating. I'll wait.

Now here's this week's review from Antonio Moreno

High Converting Design Inspiration

How I'd CRO charge this supplement brand for higher AOV + stronger conversions.

Not a redesign. A revenue optimisation.

Here's how I'd optimise Rootine👇

1️⃣ Homepage: Clarity Over Cleverness

Before:

• Generic wellness headline

• Benefits slightly buried

• CTA competing with surrounding elements

After:

• Outcome led headline: Fix Your Sleep. Calm Your Stress. Boost Your Focus.

• Immediate social proof (4.7★ / 2000+ customers)

• Clean 3 bullet benefit stack

• Single dominant CTA: GET BETTER NOW

CRO principle: Specific outcomes outperform vague positioning.

2️⃣ PDP: Remove Friction At The Money Moment

Before:

• Reviews present but low authority

• Subscription value not clearly framed

• Hierarchy slightly flat

After:

• Stronger social proof anchor

• Bold, scannable benefit stack

• Subscription clearly highlighted as the "smart" option

• Per serving pricing surfaced

• Free shipping + cancel anytime reassurance

CRO principle: Make the value differential obvious.

3️⃣ Cart: Increase Momentum, Not Noise

Before:

• Free shipping progress unclear

• Upsells visually weak

• Checkout CTA blending in

After:

• Clear progress bar to unlock free gift

• Structured upsell block with reviews

• "You Saved" surfaced

• Dominant Checkout Securely button

• Trust badges correctly placed

CRO principle: The cart should accelerate the decision, not slow it down.

This isn't about prettier design. It's about hierarchy. Value framing.

Decision simplification.

And increasing AOV without increasing traffic.

That's optimisation.

A/B Test Of The Week

Isn't conversion rate optimisation kind of mind blowing sometimes?

Just by optimising an area roughly the size of an iPhone screen, we helped generate +$77,558 per month for one of our clients.

That's it. No new traffic.

No new products. No big redesign.

Just improving what people see the moment they land.

Most brands treat their homepage above the fold like a billboard. Big image. Generic headline. "Shop Now" button.

But that first screen has a much bigger job.

It needs to instantly answer three questions:

• Why should I trust this brand?

• Why should I care about this product?

• What should I do next?

So here's what we changed in that one small section:

1️⃣ Added Trust Immediately

We introduced a simple USP toolbar under the navigation using the three biggest buying drivers from post purchase surveys.

2️⃣ Simplified The Value Message

We cleaned up the layout and added three clear, benefit driven bullets so visitors could understand the value in seconds.

3️⃣ Strengthened The CTA

We replaced the generic CTA with a more emotive call to action, made it full width on mobile, and anchored it with trust signals.

That tiny section… 👉 Generated +$77,558 per month.

All from improving the first mobile screen.

Sometimes CRO isn't about redesigning pages. Sometimes it's just about treating the first screen like the most valuable real estate on your store.