Services · Activation

Turn interest into
actual commitment.

Landing pages, journeys, qualification and sales enablement designed to convert the demand you already earn — before we recommend buying more.

The commercial problem

Most funnels leak before media is the issue.

Doubling paid spend into a funnel that converts at 0.9% doesn't produce twice the revenue — it produces twice the CAC. Before we recommend more acquisition, we look for the drop-offs, friction, weak qualification and missing sales handover quietly costing you the traffic you've already paid for. Small step-level lifts compound faster than any new channel.

Why this hits the P&L

Revenue per session, not sessions.

  • A 20% checkout lift on existing traffic can outperform a 40% media scale — and land at higher margin
  • Mobile drop-off is commonly 2–3× desktop, but budget is allocated as if they perform the same
  • B2B qualification failures burn AE capacity — the most expensive resource in the business
  • First-response SLA misses convert directly into lost, not delayed, revenue
Journey diagnostics

Where friction hides and where evidence is captured.

Evidence captured
Common friction
  1. 01
    Arrival

    Ad, organic, referral, direct

  2. 02
    Landing / PDP

    Message match, load, mobile-first

  3. 03
    Form / Add to cart

    Field count, trust, express payment

  4. 04
    Qualification / Checkout

    Routing, shipping cost, guest checkout

  5. 05
    First response / Purchase

    SLA, welcome, first successful use

  6. 06
    Handover / Second-order trigger

    SDR → AE, lifecycle, cross-sell

  7. 07
    Activation moment

    SQL, meeting held, second order placed

Cyan markers are where reconciled evidence is captured. Amber markers are where already-paid-for demand commonly falls out. B2B activation ends at SQL / meeting held; B2C activation ends at successful first purchase or second-order trigger.
Friction by step × device

Where the money leaks isn't uniform.

Low frictionMediumHigh friction
StepMobileTabletDesktop
Landing / PDPHigh drop-offWatch listHealthy
Form / CartHigh drop-offWatch listWatch list
Checkout / QualifyWatch listHealthyHealthy
First response / OnboardingWatch listWatch listHealthy
Illustrative. Attributed instruments per step × device × source so the priority sequence is grounded in where the money actually falls out — not where the analytics tool defaults to reporting.
Audience & operating model

Who this is built for.

Growth, ecommerce, product-marketing and sales leaders who own conversion outcomes but don't have a full CRO + UX + lifecycle bench in-house. Typical stack is Shopify or a headless commerce platform, or HubSpot + a marketing site, with paid running to landing pages that were built for launch and haven't been touched since.

What Attributed does

Fix conversion where the money already is.

Senior CRO, UX and lifecycle operators work through your funnel end-to-end: landing pages, forms, checkout, lead routing, first-response and onboarding. Each change is designed as an experiment with a clear hypothesis, guardrails and success metric, then measured against baseline.

Typical workstreams

Where the work actually happens.

  • Conversion rate optimisation — quantitative and qualitative diagnosis, prioritised test roadmap
  • Landing pages and journeys — designed for the audience the ad actually attracts
  • Lead qualification and routing — scoring, disqualification, hand-off, first-response SLAs
  • Sales enablement — pitch collateral, discovery frameworks, objection responses
  • Lifecycle onboarding — first 30 days, activation events, second-purchase triggers
  • Funnel experimentation — structured tests with baselines, guardrails and readouts
Senior operators own it

Who does the work.

A senior CRO / UX operator authors each hypothesis. A senior lifecycle operator owns first-response, onboarding and second-order triggers. A senior RevOps voice reviews qualification and routing changes. Nothing ships without a named owner, a QA checklist and a validation plan.

Findings, Recommendations & Alerts

What Intelligence surfaces for Activation.

  • Findings — steps where revenue per session diverges materially between segments or devices
  • Recommendations — prioritised experiments with commercial impact estimates
  • Alerts — first-response SLA breaches, checkout errors, form validation regressions
  • Implementation Packs — checkout rebuilds, form-flow redesigns, SLA and routing programmes
Implementation priorities

What we sequence first.

  1. 1
    Instrument the funnel per step × device × source

    Not just a session count — a reconciled per-step view sourced from sessions, submissions, CRM and orders.

  2. 2
    Fix the highest-value drop-off

    The mobile checkout, form or first-response step where the £ impact is largest, not the vanity conversion.

  3. 3
    Rebuild qualification and routing

    So sales trusts what marketing sends across, and SLAs are hit on the highest-intent leads.

  4. 4
    Redesign onboarding around activation events

    The specific moment that predicts second order or renewal — not the checkout confirmation page.

  5. 5
    Ship, validate, repeat

    Each experiment closes when the number moves or is honestly reopened with evidence.

Applied across models

B2B and B2C activation are different problems.

B2B applications
  • Form-to-SQL conversion, discovery-to-proposal, proposal-to-close
  • Lead scoring and routing that reflects buying committee behaviour
  • SDR/AE hand-off, first-response SLAs and follow-up cadence
  • Sales enablement grounded in the top three objections you actually lose to
B2C applications
  • PDP → cart → checkout diagnosis with mobile-first prioritisation
  • Guest checkout, express payment, shipping-cost visibility
  • Onsite personalisation grounded in cohort and category behaviour
  • First-order onboarding: welcome, cross-sell, second-order trigger
QA & validation

How we know it moved.

  • Every experiment defines a primary metric, guardrails and minimum detectable effect before launch
  • QA checklist per change: tracking, performance, accessibility, mobile-first, rollback plan
  • Post-launch re-measurement against baseline — findings only close when the number moves
  • Losses are documented and shared as openly as wins — the roadmap learns
Outputs

What you get.

  • Prioritised experiment roadmap with commercial impact estimates
  • Shipped landing pages, forms, checkout and journey changes
  • Sales enablement assets and qualification frameworks
  • Weekly experiment readouts against baseline
  • Documented playbook of what works for your audience
Success metrics

Conversion by step, and revenue per session.

Primary
Step-level conversion vs baseline
Commercial
Revenue per session / per lead
Sales integrity
SQL rate, close rate, cycle time
Speed
First-response SLA on high-intent leads
Connected system

Activation is what stops acquisition being a tax.

Acquisition

Every new source is stress-tested against the same funnel — no scaling into steps we know leak.

Activation

Step-level experimentation on landing, form, checkout, qualification and first-response.

Retention

Second-order and expansion triggers rebuilt into activation, not treated as CRM afterthoughts.

Intelligence

Sessions, submissions, CRM records and orders reconciled into a single per-step funnel view.

Fix conversion before you scale spend.

A Growth Review is the fastest way to talk through where already-paid-for traffic is likely leaking in your funnel — and how a connected system would sequence the fixes.