A leaky mobile decision page turns paid clicks into exits you never see. Each week it stays unfixed burns ad spend, slows ranking momentum, and erodes trust. The right conversion rate optimization consultant repairs the surface where buyers actually tap.
Define The Mobile Win Before You Shortlist
Write one sentence the team can act on: “Raise add-to-cart on the top mobile product page.” Keep scope to a single page and device for week one. If candidates drift to channels or tools, bring them back to the screen you named. For a safe way to trial fit without long commitments, see How to Hire a CRO Consultant: Run a 2-Week Pilot.
Fix The First Screen Buyers See

Open your highest-traffic mobile PDP and evaluate the first view without scrolling. Your consultant should propose precise edits a developer can ship.
- Offer clarity: a ≤7-word headline in plain language.
- Action in view: one solid primary button visible on load.
- Price, delivery, returns: within one screen of the button.
- Micro-proof: a rating, short quote, or warranty in the same view.
“Don’t make me think.” — Steve Krug
Score Thumb Reach And Scroll Friction
Most mobile drop-offs are physical. Confirm the primary action is thumb-reachable with either hand without grip shifts. Keep the button in view while variants open. Reduce option sprawl and default to the most-purchased variant. Remove twins beside the main button and give tap targets room.
Place Proof Beside The Button
Reassurance works when it trims doubt at the action. Add one factual line within eye-line of the button on product, cart, and pay screens: “Arrives Tue, Oct 22.” “Free 30-day returns—prepaid label.” “Secure checkout—no account required.” If scope or pricing gets fuzzy, anchor terms from Outcome-Based CRO Pricing: A Contract Checklist for Page Wins.
Measure Signals That Predict Orders
Dashboards lag; page signals lead. Agree on a small scorecard you can verify in days.
- Comprehension (5–7s): percent of mobile testers who can restate the offer.
- CTA visibility: percent of sessions where the button appears on load.
- Click concentration: share of taps on the primary action versus scatter.
- Click-to-proof: percent who view a reassurance line near the button.
- Checkout continuation (mobile): cart to shipping to pay without dead stops.
Ship A One-Week Mobile Loop
Day 1: approve 50 words (headline, subhead, button label, one proof line, one objection buster) and exact placement on the first screen.
Days 2–3: implement; ensure the button is visible and thumb-reachable; place price, delivery, and returns in view; enable one express wallet.
Day 4: publish to a traffic slice; capture the scorecard and screen recordings.
Day 5: keep what lifts comprehension and taps; revert the rest. Next week, move to cart or pay.
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