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When 80% of your traffic is a mid-range Android on mobile data, the desktop layout is close to irrelevant. These six faults are what actually costs you conversions.
Everything downstream waits for the first byte. But "slow TTFB" is four different problems with four different fixes, and optimising the wrong one is the usual outcome.
You added a security header and analytics stopped reporting. Nothing errored on the server, nothing errored in the app. Here is how CSP breaks tracking, and the config that fixes it.
Launch-day SEO mistakes are uniquely expensive because the symptom arrives weeks later, long after anyone connects it to the deploy. Here is the pre-flight list.
Visitors decide in about five seconds whether a page is relevant. Seven specific things determine that decision, and most of them are fixable in an afternoon.
Speed is usually sold to marketers as an SEO concern, which is why it gets deprioritised. On paid traffic it is a direct line item: a slower page literally costs more per click.
Six weeks in, something breaks and the question is whether it was you. Without a dated baseline, that argument is unwinnable. Here is the day-one record that settles it.
A list of 40 technical errors does not sell anything. A short document that names three business risks and what they cost does. Here is the difference, in structure and in language.
The visitor saw "Thank you". The conversion tag fired. The lead does not exist. This is the most expensive silent failure on the web, and it is entirely preventable.
Broken tracking does not look broken. It looks like a campaign that underperforms for reasons nobody can explain. Here is how to verify the tag layer end to end.
Your ads stopped overnight and the only explanation is four words in a tooltip. Here is how to reproduce what the crawler saw, and fix the specific cause rather than guessing.
Most campaign disasters are not bad creative. They are a broken CTA, a tag that never fired, or a policy trigger nobody checked. Here is the pre-flight sequence to run before the first rupee is spent.