Turning Friction into Flow
This week, we’re diving into We Tranxact, a Birmingham-based card processing broker. With strong offerings in payment solutions for businesses, their website has the potential to deliver outstanding conversions. However, as with many funnels, there are opportunities to refine the flow and reduce friction for users. Let's break it down into positives, areas for improvement, and actionable fixes.
Positives: What's Working Well
Clear Call-to-Actions in the Header
Strong Value Proposition
Trust Signals Above the Fold
Engaging Visuals
These elements demonstrate a solid foundation for building trust and encouraging action.
Areas for Improvement: Desktop Experience
1. Missing CTA Above the Fold
While the header buttons are visible, the hero section lacks a compelling call-to-action. Users are forced to scroll down twice before encountering another CTA, as shown in
Suggested Fix: Place a bold, action-oriented CTA directly in the hero section. Example:
"Get a Free Quote for the Best Card Payment Solutions." Ensure it contrasts visually to stand out.
2. Over-Spaced Content
The headlines and visuals are spaced too far apart, creating unnecessary scrolling.
Suggested Fix: Compress the design to keep the most critical elements—value proposition, visuals, and CTA—visible without scrolling.
Areas for Improvement: Mobile Experience
1. Hidden CTAs
On mobile, while the header has a "Call Us" button, users must scroll 3–4 times before seeing the "Request Quote" button.
Suggested Fix: Implement a sticky CTA button at the bottom of the screen. This ensures that a prominent action like "Get a Quote Now" remains visible as users navigate the page.
2. Chat box covering content
It may be worth reviewing the number chat requests you receive on mobile, as it half covers the CTA when you scroll. And covers other key information on the page.
Suggested Fix: Review stats, and consider having it default minimised on mobile.
CTA vs Call-to-Outcome
The existing "Request a Quote" is functional but lacks motivation. Shifting to a Call-to-Outcome can better communicate the benefit users will receive. For example:
Replace "Request a Quote" with:
A combined approach—action plus outcome—can drive engagement. For example:
"Get Your Quote to Save Time and Reduce Costs Today."
Funnel Analysis: Friction in the Flow
Clicking "Request a Quote" introduces unnecessary steps:
Users land on a Contact Page instead of a form, which raises slight anxiety due to the unexpected detour.
They must click again to access a HubSpot form, hosted on a separate domain and lacking branding or trust elements.
Why This Matters:
Each additional click adds friction and increases drop-off risk.
The lack of branding and visual continuity on the HubSpot form might make users question its legitimacy.
Proposed Fix:
Embed the HubSpot Form Directly on a Branded Page
Improved Funnel Flow:
Click "Request a Quote" → Land directly on a branded form embedded on the site.
This streamlines the user experience and maintains trust throughout the process.
Why It Matters
Every second of hesitation or friction in the user journey reduces the likelihood of conversion. By addressing these gaps—enhancing CTAs, optimising mobile layouts, and embedding forms—you can create a seamless, trust-building experience for users.
Take Action Today
Your website is your storefront. Ensuring it’s primed for trust and action will maximise conversions and keep your funnel flowing smoothly. If you’d like me to review your funnel or provide actionable insights, feel free to reach out.
Let’s make your site a revenue-generating machine.
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3wSmall tweaks like better CTA placement and smoother form flows can indeed make a huge difference in conversions on a website. Looking forward to more insightful tips from you, Peter!
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3wGreat insights here Peter 👏 👍 👌