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#Offer#Trust#CTA#First screen#Mobile#Conversion

Conversion Monster

A pre-traffic landing page audit: send a URL — I check the offer, trust, CTA, visual hierarchy, mobile first screen, and friction points, and return 3 priority fixes within 24 hours. Manual review, not auto-scoring. Free check → full audit → landing rescue.

A productized service, not «design for the sake of looks»: I check conversion mechanics, not taste — why a landing page leaks money before paid traffic even hits it.

Context

The most expensive mistake is pouring ads onto a landing page that isn't ready. Traffic comes, clicks don't, the budget burns. Conversion Monster catches this before launch: send a URL and within 24 hours I return 3 priority fixes that are blocking purchases right now.

What I check

Seven elements where offers most often leak money:

  • Offer — is the value clear in 5 seconds.
  • First screen — focus, action, a reason to stay.
  • Trust — signals of professionalism vs «made on a knee».
  • CTA — button visibility and alignment with the promise.
  • Visual hierarchy — what's noisy and drowns the main message.
  • Mobile — how all of it looks on a phone.
  • Friction points — where the visitor hesitates and loses the thread.

What makes it different

  • Not auto-scoring. A hands-on review — I look at conversion mechanics, not a robot's «design» score against a checklist.
  • Priority, not a dump. Not «50 notes» but the 3 fixes that move the number first.
  • Before the ads. The goal isn't «pretty», it's «ready for traffic».

Plans

0 ₽
Monster Check — 3 fixes in 24 h
from 7,000 ₽
Audit — 10–20 prioritized fixes
from 30,000 ₽
Landing rescue, traffic-ready
  • Monster Check (0 ₽): 3 priority fixes, 24 hours.
  • Conversion Audit (from 7,000 ₽): full review, 10–20 prioritized recommendations.
  • Landing Rescue (from 30,000 ₽): bringing the page to traffic-ready state.

Who it's for

SaaS, online-course creators, and agencies about to switch on paid traffic who'd rather not burn the budget on a page that doesn't sell.