VectorCRO

Get more leads from the traffic you already have.

I find what's stopping your visitors becoming leads, write the fixes, mock them up, and design the tests to prove them.

Money back if your conversion rate doesn't move.

Jayson Robinson

Jayson Robinson, former Senior Director of Growth Product at BairesDev, growth product lead at Toptal

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  1. Fit call (30 min)
  2. Payment
  3. Delivered in 5 days

I take 4 sprints a month.

Fix 01 · HeadlineImpact: high · Effort: low
BeforeThe all-in-one platform for modern teamsAfter[Outcome] for [buyer], without [main objection]

Where I've run growth and CRO

ToptalBairesDevPathosHeights
275%sitewide conversion lift at BairesDev
70%A/B test win rate across the BairesDev growth org
+40%sitewide conversion in 8 weeks at Heights

What to expect from your starting point

Converting below 1%often 2–4xe.g. 0.5% → 2%
Converting 1–2%+40–150%
Semi-mature (2%+)20%+

B2B traffic is often too low for small tweaks to show up, so I make big, deliberate changes. Most of my tests win, and the winners average 40%+.

What your conversion rate is costing you

Enter three numbers. The projection uses the ranges above.

Leads ÷ visitors. Use form fills or demo requests, whichever you count as a lead.
Leads per month now40
Projected leads per month80–160
Your band: converting below 1% · often 2–4x
Extra value per month$20,000–$60,000
Extra value per year$240,000–$720,000
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Some of what I look for

  1. Message and positioning
    Who it's for (the buyer persona who signs), what you do, the problem in their words, why you over the alternatives.
  2. Narrative and process
    Page order, what happens after the click, the timeline and effort you ask of the buyer.
  3. Calls to action
    One clear next step, where it sits, what competes with it, how much it asks for and when.
  4. Trust and risk
    Named proof, case studies, real people, price signals and guarantees near the point of decision.
  5. Forms and booking
    Fields, labels, qualifying questions, the booking flow and the thank-you page.
  6. Navigation and paths
    Menus built around buyer questions, paths by persona or use case, dead ends.
  7. Microcopy and objections
    Jargon, reassurance beside buttons and fields, objections answered, mobile layout.
  8. Traffic and measurement
    Message match from ads and emails, tracking gaps, page speed.
Example teardown of a B2B finance homepage with eight numbered callouts: headline, section heading, button, logo strip, demo form, navigation, button microcopy and a missing tracking event.
Numbers match the list. Every issue in a teardown is pinned to the exact spot on your page.

What you get

Four parts for every issue I find: where it is, the fix, the why, what the fix looks like, and how to test it.

1 · Annotated page
2 · Fix card
Fix 01 · Homepage heroImpact: highEffort: low
Issue
The headline names a product category. It doesn't say who it's for or what changes for them.
Why it matters
Cold visitors decide from the first screen whether to keep reading. A generic line gives them no reason to.
Recommended change
Lead with the buyer and the outcome. Replace “Learn more” with the real next step.
Before
The all-in-one platform for modern teams
After
Month-end close for finance teams, without the spreadsheet chase
3 · Before / after mockup
4 · Test design
Test 01 · Hero rewriteA/B · 50/50
Hypothesis
If the hero names the buyer and the outcome and offers a demo, more cold visitors will reach the demo form, because they can tell straight away the product is for them.
Variant
B: new headline, “Book a demo” as primary CTA, logo row moved above the fold.
Primary metric
Demo requests per unique visitor
Guardrail metric
Share of demo requests that qualify
Pathos
“We're obsessed with growth. It's all we talk about. And one of the people who've really helped us adapt to the next phase of growth is Jayson. You feel that he is playing the long-game with you from the start.”
Omar HamdiCEO & Founder, Pathos Communications

Pricing

Fixed price, paid after the fit call. You get the same analysis in both options; the only difference is the design output.

Conversion Sprint

$1,490delivered in 5 days
Design output
Illustrative before/after mockups (images), enough for a developer to implement.
  • Analysis of up to 10 key pages
  • Top 5+ conversion fixes with reasoning
  • Before/after copy
  • Video walkthrough
  • Experiment designs
  • 30-day implementation support
  • Money-back guarantee
Additional pages $250 each. Book a fit call

Conversion Sprint + Figma

For teams with a designer or developer
$2,990delivered in 8 days
Design output
Everything in the Sprint, plus an editable Figma file with production-ready desktop and mobile designs of every recommended change, in your fonts and colors, organized for handoff.
  • Analysis of up to 10 key pages
  • Top 5+ conversion fixes with reasoning
  • Before/after copy
  • Video walkthrough
  • Experiment designs
  • 30-day implementation support
  • Money-back guarantee
Additional pages $250 each. Book a fit call
Guarantee

Full refund if your conversion rate doesn't improve by at least 20%.

Conditions

  1. Recommended fixes implemented within 30 days of delivery.
  2. Conversion tracking (GA4 or equivalent) in place before work starts.
  3. Measured as 90 days before implementation vs 90 days after, with an agreed baseline (channels, journeys, etc).
  4. We review your analytics together after 90 days of being live.
  5. Minimum monthly visitors, confirmed on the fit call.
Jayson Robinson
Who does the work

Jayson Robinson

I started at Deloitte Digital, moved into product management, and have spent most of the last decade running growth at B2B scale-ups. At Toptal I led a growth product team while ARR grew from the low hundreds of millions into the mid hundreds of millions. At BairesDev I was Senior Director of Growth Product: sitewide conversion went up 275% and we won 70% of our A/B tests. I've taught over 500 product managers, marketers and founders. I run VectorCRO alongside Polyviam, my strategy and coaching practice. I do every sprint myself. I'm based in London.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens on the fit call?

In 30 minutes, I check your traffic and tracking are enough for this to work, and answer your questions and talk you through the process. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.

Which tier do I need? Do I need the Figma file?

If you have a designer or developer who works in Figma, take the Figma tier. If a developer will build straight from mockups, the Sprint is enough.

How much traffic do I need?

Enough that a real improvement shows up clearly in your numbers. It depends on your current conversion rate, so I check it on the fit call.

What if my conversion rate doesn't improve?

If it doesn't improve by at least 20%, you get a full refund. The conditions are in the guarantee.

Who does the work?

Me, personally. Nothing is outsourced.

How is this different from an agency retainer?

Fixed scope, fixed price, five days. No retainer.

Why pay for this instead of reading free CRO advice?

Generic advice gives generic fixes. This is specific to your site, your buyers and your funnel.

Can I book another sprint later?

Yes.

VectorCRO

Book a 30-minute fit call.

I'll check your traffic and tracking, and tell you straight whether a sprint makes sense for your site.

  1. Fit call (30 min)
  2. Payment
  3. Delivered in 5 days

I take 4 sprints a month.

Jayson Robinson30-min fit call30m · Video call