Short YouTube advice by Nate Tilley on optimizing websites and funnels for conversions. Emphasizes keeping design/layout current, focusing each page on a single offer, and adding tactical elements—reviews, chat widgets, and click-to-call—to make it easy for visitors to connect. Also recommends packaging small, repeatable services (e.g., adding click-to-call for restaurants) as entry offerings for clients.
Conversion optimization guys I talked a little bit about that. They got to keep their website relevant and get more new clients from it. How to optimize a website or a funnel for conversions Got to make sure the layout and design is on point. A lot of people have outdated websites that's why it's a good service to sell make it easier to connect with people. There shouldn't be all these different buttons and stuff it should just be one centralized focus one offer Adding a reviews on there adding chat widgets so people can open up a conversation right away. Click to call buttons I I want to call right then that's a really easy thing. If you're working with a restaurant and their website doesn't have a click to call feature you figure out how to do this one mechanism and then you just sell that over and over to people. You don't have to sell like high ticket at first. You can have like a small thing that you do in house.
