CRO Alignment Consulting

Ship conversion-optimized pages 2x faster — without the rework loops

Most SaaS teams of 100–500 don’t have a conversion problem. They have an alignment problem between design, dev, and marketing. I fix that with an execution-ready CRO Alignment Blueprint — so your pages sell, and your team finally ships.

15-minute no pressure call. No pitch. If we're a fit, you walk away with a CRO Blueprint built for your business — delivered within 48 hours and yours to keep, whether we work together or not.

15
Years Experience
Front-end dev background
CRO Specialist
Miro, founder of Arable Studio
Miro
Founder, Arable Studio

Trusted by 9-figure brands worldwide

SOS Children's Villages Ampeco Humanitas Joint Systems Webiz
01 — The Problem

Exit the endless rework loops that keep your conversions flat.

These are the patterns that quietly kill shipping speed and conversions — turning decisions into opinions and “small tweaks” into never-ending revisions.

Loop 01

Justification Loop

When the “why” isn’t clear, every design decision gets questioned and work circles back.

Loop pattern
why → debate → revisions → more why
Loop 02

Marketing – Design Loop

Messaging shifts mid-design, so layouts keep changing and the page story never stabilizes.

Loop pattern
new angle → (re)design → mid-flight changes → redesign
Loop 03

Design – Dev Loop

Design drops without system or specs, so engineering guesses — and rework follows.

Loop pattern
handoff → guessing → mismatches → rebuild
Loop 04

Opinion Loop

Without shared criteria, feedback becomes preference-driven and adds rounds that dilute the page.

Loop pattern
opinions → compromises → weaker result → more opinions
Loop 05

Strategy Fog Loop

No clear page job or priorities, so teams add more instead of making it sharper.

Loop pattern
unclear goal → add sections → more complexity → less clarity
Loop 06

“Done” Loop

No definition of done means endless polish cycles because “done” keeps moving.

Loop pattern
almost done → tweaks → almost done → tweaks
0%

of teams waste 10–20 hours per person, per week on design–delivery inefficiencies alone.

Source Zeplin Research
0%

of developer time is spent on avoidable rework — work that should never have been needed.

Source Amazon AWS
$0.0M

lost per year to rework in a mid-sized business — not bad luck, structural misalignment.

Source DORA

The uncomfortable truth

These loops don’t fix themselves.

They need a shared language, clear criteria, and someone who speaks design, dev, and marketing fluently.

02 — Why it keeps happening
Miro, founder of Arable Studio
design dev marketing

Most alignment problems don’t get solved because no one in the room speaks every team’s language.

I do.

That’s not a soft skill. It’s the whole job.

Shareholders

Focus on the top revenue winners and miss the thousands of smaller leaks quietly draining millions in profit.

Stakeholders

Have big visions but don’t account for the technical cost of changing direction mid-way.

Marketing

Want to say everything at once — and don’t understand how to focus a customer’s attention on what converts.

Designers

Don’t speak code or marketing — so their work gets misinterpreted at every handoff.

CRO Agencies

Understand the data but ignore design quality, brand values, and the experience that builds long-term trust.

Developers

Don’t speak UX, storytelling, or the psychology behind why people buy.

03 — The Fix

Four phases. One shared blueprint. No more guessing, no more rework loops.

No 100-page PDFs. No reports nobody reads.
Everything lives in one Figma file — annotated pages, recommendations, process, and a short Loom walkthrough. One source of truth your whole team can open, comment on, and work from. You understand it in minutes, not hours even days.
01

Audit & Strategy

I analyze how your pages behave — traffic, behavior, drop-offs — and map where conversions are leaking. Findings are annotated directly on each page.

  • Behavior analysis — heatmaps, scroll depth, time on page, session recordings
  • Traffic analysis — entry points, conversion rates per page, funnel drop-offs
  • Conversion Leak Map — annotated on each key page
  • Loom walkthrough — what’s broken, where, and why (up to 10 minutes, no 100-page PDF to read)
02

CRO Alignment Blueprint

The blueprint translates the audit into a fix path: what to change on each page, in what order, and the team process that makes shipping it sustainable — so the rework loops don’t quietly come back after I leave.

  • UI/UX Insights — what to change per page, why, in what order
  • CRO Insights — page job, intent, CTA, proof, objections (per key page)
  • Team process — handoffs, decision rules, definition of “done”
  • Loom walkthrough — how to use the blueprint (up to 10 minutes)
03

Consulting & Delivery Guidance

I stay involved throughout execution to remove friction in real time — weekly alignment, async reviews, and decision support. The goal is to keep teams moving without rework and keep changes anchored to the blueprint.

  • Weekly alignment calls — marketing–design–dev
  • Async reviews — copy, UX, UI, specs
  • Decision Reasoning notes — for key choices, to unblock stakeholders
  • Iteration queue — what’s next vs not now
04

Support & Measurement

After launch, I validate impact, monitor behavior, and refine based on evidence — not opinions. This closes the loop so the next sprint gets faster and smarter.

  • Post-launch performance review — KPIs vs baseline
  • User behavior audit — recordings, heatmaps, flows (if available)
  • A/B test plan — hypotheses + test design
  • Optimization recommendations — updated blueprint notes
04 — Selected Cases

Selected cases. The stories behind my most valuable client projects.

Less about vanity metrics. More about how design, dev, and marketing finally pulled in the same direction.

Ampeco EV charging station
B2B SaaS Team 300+ 70+ markets

Integrate CRO processes into the product team’s workflow

With Ampeco’s team we embedded CRO inside the existing product rhythm — tools, data, rituals, and a shared definition of done — so conversion work stopped living in marketing’s backlog and became part of how every page ships.

Loop resolved why → debate → revisions → more why
Read the case
Clinician — Humanitas
Healthcare 50+ Hospitals 2M Mothly Visitors

Turn clinical authority into pages that actually convert

The brand had the expertise; the pages buried it in jargon and legal disclaimers. We gave designers, developers, and clinicians a shared page spec so the same authority the brand had in the room finally showed up on the screen.

Loop resolved opinions → compromises → weaker result → more opinions
Read the case
Glass question mark — Joint Systems
B2B Company Industry Leader Worldwide

Give engineering and marketing one page they both defend

Marketing wanted punch, engineering wanted precision — the page kept ping-ponging between the two. We built a shared brief and a spec so each sprint moved the page forward instead of restarting the argument.

Loop resolved handoff → guessing → mismatches → rebuild
Read the case
Child receiving aid — SOS Children's Villages
Global Non-profit 130+ countries Digital Fundraising

Align donation pages with the real donor decision journey

We rebuilt the fundraising pages around how donors actually decide — not how the internal team talks about the programs. One shared page story, one definition of done, shipped across markets without the usual translation drift.

Loop resolved new angle → redesign → mid-flight changes → rebuild
Read the case
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05 — Don’t Trust Me

Don’t trust me. Hear it from the people who’ve shipped with me.

Global heads of digital, founders, product leads — the people whose teams had to live with the outcome.

Miro is a skilled designer who has been a reliable partner in our projects at Advanced Nutrients… aided us in reaching a greater conversion rate and increased website performance by 200% after optimization. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a dedicated professional.
Dawn Nguyen Murnik
Director of Business Development · Advanced Nutrients
I am working with Miro since 3 years for our global digital marketing platform (serving 36 countries) in the area of design and user experience… Miro is one of the few persons who both understands and is highly professional in both web design and front end, knows what is important and actual in the industry and is a fast and (for me even more important) reliable partner, delivering quality. Looking forward for the next exciting projects to come.
Cornelis van den Hoeven
Global Head of Digital Fundraising · SOS International
…He knows what he is doing and saved us a lot of time and energy by sharing suggestions and using his experience to provide solutions. We were ready with the final website within 4 weeks. I can highly recommend Miro, especially for busy businesses with no time to waste and who want to create professionally looking and fast-performing websites effortlessly!
Johannes Spies
Data & AI Leader · Joint Systems
We’ve worked on a couple of enterprise projects together, and here’s my honest take: most consultants at this level take themselves very seriously. Miro doesn’t, which is exactly why I trust him. He’s direct, he’s funny, and he doesn’t dress things up — if something’s not working, he’ll tell you, then help you fix it, and somehow makes the whole thing enjoyable. Underneath the easy manner is someone who actually knows what he’s doing across every part of the stack (design and dev). That combination is rare. I keep finding reasons to work with him.
Alex P.
Co-Founder · Webiz
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06 — Start Here

Start risk free. Pay only if you want me in the room.

I’ll review your setup and deliver a personalised CRO Alignment Blueprint — what’s breaking your conversions, where your team is losing time, and what to fix first. If you want me involved during execution, we continue on ongoing support.

15-minute no pressure call. No pitch. If we're a fit, you walk away with a CRO Blueprint built for your business — delivered within 48 hours and yours to keep, whether we work together or not.

Miro
07 — FAQs

Honest answers to the questions you’re actually thinking.

A PM manages delivery — timelines, priorities, stakeholder updates. That’s valuable, but it’s not the same problem. The rework loops you’re stuck in aren’t a delivery problem, they’re an alignment problem. Your PM can’t fix the fact that marketing is briefing design on a different message than what dev is building toward. I work upstream of delivery, at the point where decisions are made and misaligned. Most PMs don’t speak design fluently enough to bridge that gap — I do.
Your UX lead is focused on the experience — flows, usability, interaction design. That’s their job and they should keep doing it. I focus on the layer above: why pages aren’t converting, where the team is losing alignment, and how to build a shared framework so UX decisions stop getting second-guessed by stakeholders. I’m not here to replace your UX lead. I’m here to make sure their work actually ships and converts.
Your marketing director owns the message — which is exactly one third of the equation. The problem is that message rarely survives contact with design, and design rarely survives contact with dev. What’s missing is someone who understands all three fluently and can hold the thread between them. In almost every team I’ve worked with, I’m the only person in the room who speaks design, dev, and marketing as a first language. That’s not a criticism of your marketing director — it’s a structural gap that’s almost impossible to fill internally.
A CRO specialist will tell you what to test. I’ll tell you why your pages aren’t converting and fix the process that’s preventing you from shipping faster. Those are different problems. Most CRO hires also sit inside one team — usually marketing — which means they don’t have the authority or the language to align design and dev around their recommendations. That’s where the rework loops come from. If you want someone to run A/B tests, hire a CRO specialist. If you want to fix the reason your pages take three times longer to ship than they should, that’s what I do.
Agencies deliver reports and recommendations. I deliver alignment and execution. An agency will audit your funnel, hand you a 40-page PDF, and leave. What happens next is still your problem — the same teams, the same loops, the same friction. I stay in the room during execution. I attend the alignment calls, unblock the decisions, and make sure what gets built matches what was agreed. The blueprint is the starting point, not the deliverable.
Honestly? Most consulting engagements fail because the consultant doesn’t stay close enough to execution. They diagnose from the outside, hand over a plan, and disappear. Then the plan hits the same internal friction it always did and nothing ships. I work differently — I stay involved through delivery, not just strategy. And because I speak the language of every team in the room, I can remove friction in real time rather than writing recommendations nobody acts on.
Less than you’d expect. I work async-first — reviews, notes, and decision support happen between meetings, not in them. The weekly alignment call is typically 45–60 minutes and replaces several of the back-and-forth threads your team is already having. The goal is to reduce your team’s load, not add to it. If I’m doing my job well, your team spends less time in rework and more time shipping.
The audit and blueprint phase is typically two to four weeks. If you bring me in for execution, engagements usually run two to four months — long enough to ship at least one major page or funnel improvement and build the internal process so your team can maintain it without me. I don’t optimise for long retainers. I optimise for making myself unnecessary as quickly as possible.
The blueprint is a diagnosis, not a guarantee. If the diagnosis is wrong, I want to know — and I’ll keep working until we find what’s actually driving the problem. What I can guarantee is that the process we build will be clearer, faster, and less dependent on individual heroics than what you have now. Results take time and require execution. What I remove is the friction that was preventing your team from getting there.
There isn’t one. You book a 30-minute call, I review your setup, and I deliver a personalised blueprint — what’s breaking your conversions, where your team is losing time, and what to fix first. You keep it regardless of what you decide next. I offer it because the best way to show you how I work is to actually do the work. If it’s useful and you want me involved in execution, we talk about continuing. If not, you still walk away with something actionable. That’s the whole model.
Everything discussed in our engagement stays confidential. I sign NDAs as standard — I already work with clients whose names I can’t share publicly. If you look at my case studies, you’ll notice one of them is listed as a global brand under NDA. Discretion isn’t an optional extra at this level. It’s how I operate.
My background includes eCommerce — most of my earlier work was with large eCommerce brands. I shifted my focus to SaaS consulting because that’s where the alignment problem I solve is most acute and most costly. That said, the methodology transfers. If you’re an eCommerce brand with a genuine alignment problem between teams, we can have a conversation. The blueprint call will tell us quickly whether I’m the right fit.
No — and I’m deliberate about this. I don’t come in to audit people. I come in to audit processes. The rework loops your team is stuck in aren’t their fault — they’re a structural problem that no individual hire could have prevented. My job is to give your team the clarity, tools, and shared language they didn’t have before, so they can finally do their best work without friction getting in the way. Most teams I work with feel relieved, not threatened. Because for the first time, someone is removing the obstacles instead of adding more.

Still on your mind? Ask it on the call. No pitch — just a 30-minute conversation.

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