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UX · CX · Conversion

UX & CX for measurable traffic and leads

UX and CX audit from SEOquick: find the barriers that stop visitors from becoming leads, customers, and repeat buyers.

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Approach

UX & CX at SEOquick

UX and CX work shows where a website loses the user before SEO or paid media can pay back. We review the journey from the first screen to the target action and find the barriers that reduce conversion.

What we analyze

  • first-screen clarity and offer relevance
  • navigation, page structure, and user scenarios
  • trust signals, proof, content, and brand perception
  • mobile experience and key conversion points
  • elements that block form submissions, calls, or purchases

What you get

  • prioritized UX and conversion problems
  • recommendations for design, content, and development
  • practical ideas for improving conversion without simply buying more traffic
Work focus

What we strengthen in this service

First screen and offer

We check whether it is clear at a glance what you sell, to whom, and why from you. If not, the visitor leaves and your ad budget pays for the exit.

Navigation and user journeys

We walk the path from landing to lead the way a customer does: from an ad, from search, on a phone. Every dead end and extra step gets flagged.

Trust and proof

Reviews, case studies, prices, contacts, terms: we check that they sit where doubt appears, not in the page footer.

Mobile experience and forms

Tiny buttons, shifting layouts, horizontal scrolling, long forms: the places where mobile leads get lost.

Proof

Results you can verify

We show real projects, not promises: how visibility, traffic, leads, and client trust changed after structured work with SEOquick.

What clients say
Team

Your project is led by practitioners, not layers of account managers

SEOquick keeps strategy close to the people doing the work: Nikolay leads SEO growth and quality control, while Anatolii strengthens projects with AI, GEO, and analytics. You see the reasoning, not just a task list.

Nikolay Shmichkov, SEOquick
CEO SEOquick · SEO Strategy

Nikolay Shmichkov

18 years in digital, 500+ articles, 6 podcasts, and regular online SEO/GEO sessions. He leads strategy, priorities, and final quality control.

Anatolii Ulitovskyi, SEOquick
Founder · AI & GEO Strategy

Anatolii Ulitovskyi

Founder of SEOquick and unmiss.com. He specializes in AI search, GEO, entity markup, llms.txt, and analytics systems for visibility in Google and LLMs.

Process

How the work runs

01

Collect the data

We review analytics and, if Microsoft Clarity is connected, behaviour: where people leave, where they click on nothing, how far they scroll.

02

Walk the journeys by hand

Desktop and mobile, key pages, and the path to a lead. Every barrier is captured in a screenshot.

03

Set priorities

Issues are ranked by how much they block a lead and how much the fix costs.

04

Prepare recommendations

Separately for the designer, copywriter, and developer: what to change, where, and why.

Best fit

When this service creates the most impact

Traffic, but few leads

SEO and ads bring people in, yet the form stays quiet. Fixing the page is cheaper than buying more clicks.

Visitors never reach the form

If analytics shows where sessions drop off, we focus on exactly those spots rather than the whole site.

Before a redesign

So the new design solves problems visible in the data instead of just looking fresher.

Ads are getting more expensive

Landing page conversion directly sets your cost per lead: same budget, more enquiries.

FAQ

Questions before kickoff

How is a UX audit different from a technical audit?

A technical audit looks at how Google sees the site. A UX audit looks at how people see it: is it clear, is it easy, do they want to get in touch. Often you need both.

Do we need analytics in place?

Ideally, yes. With GA4 or Microsoft Clarity data we see where people actually drop off. Without it we rely on walking the journeys by hand, which still works, but the conclusions are less precise.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

It depends on the number of pages and journeys: a landing page and a store with a checkout are different amounts of work. We name the price and timeline after a call about the project.

Who implements the recommendations?

Your designer and developer. If there are many changes and a redesign is needed, that becomes a separate project, which you can hire us for as website development.

Do you guarantee higher conversion?

No. We remove barriers that are visible in the data and in the journeys. How much conversion improves will show in the numbers after implementation, which is why we agree on what to measure before any changes.

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