CRO
Strategist

I connect paid-media performance, user behavior, and attribution to find the next conversion opportunity. Then I turn that insight into sharper landing pages, stronger creative, and focused experiments.

Platforms I work across:
$4M+ Client ad spend across managed accounts
100+ Pages shipped and managed
40+ A/B tests implemented per year
7 yrs In UX & conversion design
Full-funnel perspective

I understand the journey from first impression to final conversion.

I have worked on top-of-funnel strategy, but my specialty is the bottom of the funnel: the point where campaign intent, the landing-page experience, and the conversion path must work together. I use signals from each stage to decide what to improve next.

01

Paid Media & Creative

I analyze campaign structure, audience intent, search terms, and creative performance to understand who is arriving, what persuaded them to click, and where expectations may be breaking down.

  • Google Ads & Meta analysis
  • Ad-to-page message match
  • Creative strategy & ad builds
02

Landing Pages

This is where I specialize. I translate campaign intent and user needs into focused experiences that make the offer clear, reduce friction, and move the right visitors toward action.

  • Landing-page strategy
  • UX, copy direction & visual design
  • Conversion-focused page builds
03

Measurement & Attribution

I use analytics and attribution context to look beyond surface metrics, identify where performance is actually breaking down, and connect experiments to meaningful business outcomes.

  • GA4 & funnel analysis
  • Conversion-path diagnosis
  • Evidence-led prioritization
How I find opportunities

The page is only one part of the problem.

A conversion problem can begin with the traffic, the promise, the experience, or the measurement. I bring those signals together before recommending a solution, so the team tests the right problem instead of the most obvious one.

Campaign Analysis

Interrogate the traffic

The incomplete view

Treating every landing-page problem as a design problem without checking audience quality, search intent, placement, campaign structure, or the promise made in the ad.

My approach

I review paid-media signals first, then separate traffic problems from experience problems and identify where creative, targeting, or message match may be limiting performance.

Conversion Rate Optimization

Diagnose the experience

The incomplete view

Redesigning from instinct, copying a competitor, or applying “best practices” without understanding the audience, offer, objections, and behavior on the current page.

My approach

I combine behavioral evidence, UX principles, campaign context, and strong visual communication to create a clear hypothesis and a page designed around it.

MarTech & Attribution

Measure what matters

The incomplete view

Calling a test successful because clicks or form fills increased, without asking whether lead quality, booked appointments, sales, or downstream revenue improved.

My approach

I use the best available attribution and downstream data to define success, prioritize experiments, and interpret results in the context of the wider funnel.

Landing-page strategy

A conversion-focused page gives every section a job.

There is no universal winning layout. The right hierarchy depends on intent, awareness, risk, and the offer—but every element should help visitors understand, trust, or act.

Wireframe diagram of a landing page, labeled with seven annotated zones in order down the page Link Link CTA Heading text goes here Subheading text explains the offer Body copy text fills this line fully. A second line continues the sentence. Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point Name Email Phone Company Submit THE FOLD Logo Logo Logo Logo Section heading text goes here Service Service Service Section heading text goes here Case Study Result Case Study Result Quote Name Quote Name Section heading text goes here Question Question Question Section heading text goes here Body copy text fills this centered line. A second line continues the sentence. CTA Phone Number Privacy Policy
  1. 1

    Primary + Secondary CTAs

    One primary action above the fold, one low-commitment secondary option. Never more than two — extra choices just add friction.

    Common mistake: More than two CTAs, with no primary vs. secondary styling
  2. 2

    USPs

    The reasons to believe, stated plainly, above the fold — before the visitor has to scroll to find out why they should care.

    Common mistake: No value proposition, or failing to address the visitor's pain points
  3. 3

    Trust Signals

    The logo banner right after the hero — quick, low-effort proof that real companies already trust you.

    Common mistake: Crowding the hero with trust signals early on — test badges, logos, and testimonials separately to see which actually convert
  4. 4

    Services

    What you offer, placed directly below the fold so it's the very next thing a visitor sees.

    Common mistake: Not giving an overview of the services or pain points you solve — this should come early in the page
  5. 5

    Case Studies & Stories

    Proof it works, told through real outcomes — placed toward the middle of the page once interest is already established.

    Common mistake: Vague testimonials with no real results or numbers attached
  6. 6

    FAQ & Qualifying Info

    Objection-handling and self-qualification content toward the bottom, for visitors who need more before they'll commit.

    Common mistake: FAQ placed too high on the page, with questions that don't address real pain points
  7. 7

    Final CTA

    One last, unmistakable next step at the very bottom, for everyone who scrolled the whole way down.

    Common mistake: A generic "Submit" button with zero urgency
Free CRO Tool

I built the tool I use to run my own tests.

The A/B Test Win Rate Calculator is the CRO dashboard I use on every engagement — it tracks whether I'm on pace to hit testing goals, flags when to cut a losing test early, and shows whether a client's conversion rate is actually trending up over time. Free to use.

Pacing

Are you on track to hit your annual win-rate target, or do you need to close out the year with more wins per test?

Cut Losses

Know when a test is statistically dead — or already a winner — before it wastes another day of traffic.

Client Trend

See whether a client's conversion rate is really improving over time, not just whether the last test won.

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Testimonials

What people I've worked with say

“Alex is the optimal balance of right-brained creativity and left-brained analyticity. His expertise in UI/UX has added immeasurable value to our team and all three of the Colgate-Palmolive skin health brands. He single-handedly executed a full site redesign for EltaMD, and builds conversion-driving Amazon product pages, Amazon A+ content, and emails for all three brands on a regular basis. He is efficient, flexible, detail-oriented, and excels across multiple creative mediums.”

— Shannon Belsky, Director of Creative Operations, Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group

“I had the pleasure of designing alongside Alex at Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group for several years. He was our team sounding board and excelled at keeping brand standards consistent across all mediums. With a strong eye for detail he was always who I would ask for feedback with projects I worked on. Skilled in all things design with a focus on UX-UI, Alex is a tremendous asset and an all around joy to work with.”

— Veronica S., Graphic Design & Marketing, Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group

“Alex's commitment to his craft, ability to quickly adapt, and user-centric design approach truly set him apart. Alex has proven to be quite nimble throughout the creative process. At times projects have had to quickly pivot and he never gets unnerved. He consistently produces high-quality work and brings a fresh perspective to our projects. His proactive approach and dedication make him a great addition to any team.”

FAQ

How I approach CRO.

The strategic questions behind how I analyze funnels, prioritize opportunities, and turn insights into measurable experiments.

I do not evaluate a landing page in isolation. I connect paid-media intent, ad creative, on-page behavior, conversion data, and downstream outcomes to understand what is actually limiting performance. That produces stronger hypotheses than relying on design preferences or generic best practices.

My deepest expertise is at the bottom of the paid-media funnel: landing pages, conversion paths, forms, offers, and testing strategy. I also understand top-of-funnel strategy and creative, which helps me protect message match and make better decisions about the experience after the click.

I look for patterns across ad platforms, analytics, attribution, heatmaps, recordings, funnel drop-off, and customer context. The goal is to distinguish symptoms from causes, then focus the team on the opportunity most likely to improve a meaningful business outcome.

I prioritize ideas by the strength of the evidence, expected impact, implementation effort, traffic, and business value. Each test starts with a clear problem and hypothesis, not simply a new design. I also account for low-traffic environments where disciplined prioritization matters more than testing volume.

Strategist first, with the design ability to carry the strategy through execution. I can lead the analysis, define the hypothesis, shape the message and experience, create the landing page or ad creative, and collaborate with specialists when a broader team is involved.

A higher conversion rate is useful, but it is not always the final goal. I evaluate experiments against the best available downstream signal—qualified leads, appointments, sales, or revenue—and use attribution context to understand how the result fits into overall paid-media performance.

Let's talk

Need someone who can connect the funnel?

If you are building a stronger CRO capability—or need a strategist who can connect paid media, UX, creative, and measurement—send me a note. I would be happy to discuss the role and walk through my work.