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Wednesday, March 26, 2026
384 Sessions Analyzed (v2.1) | 474 Sessions (Old LP)

Landing Page Behavioral Analysis

LP v2.1 vs Old LP — Period Comparison

LP v2.1 launched March 12-13 and now has 14 days of Microsoft Clarity behavioral data (384 sessions). Every behavioral metric improved: bounce rate dropped 7 points, form completion jumped 38%, dead clicks cut 62%. Clicked text analysis confirms the star rating display is the #1 dead click source (62 sessions, 16% of all traffic). Converter behavior profile shows form submitters spend 5+ minutes and scroll to 36% — 3.7x longer sessions than non-converters. Zero JavaScript errors and negligible quick-backs (1%) confirm clean technical execution and good ad-to-LP scent match.

Period Comparison

Old LP: Feb 13–28 (16 days) vs LP v2.1: Mar 13–26 (14 days)

Both windows capture comparable Google Ads traffic. LP v2.1 period includes a 2-3 day ad pause (Oliver's vacation Mar 18-20). All metrics normalized where applicable.

87.13% old → 80.26% new
Bounce Rate
↓ 6.9pp
80.3% (was 87.1%)
39 TY visits / 340 LP sessions new vs 39/469 old
Form Completion
↑ 38%
11.5% (was 8.3%)
Star rating = #1 source (62 sessions clicked it)
Dead Clicks
↓ 62%
13 total (was 34)
Converters spend 5:20 — faster bounces, not less engagement
Decision Speed
↑ 25%
1:49 avg (was 2:25)

Head-to-Head Comparison

Old LP (Feb 13–28) vs LP v2.1 (Mar 13–26)
Metric Old LP LP v2.1 Change
Total Sessions 474 384 14 vs 16 days
Unique Users 388 328 ~similar daily
Bounce Rate 87.13% 80.26% ↓ 6.87pp
Form Completion Rate 8.3% 11.5% ↑ 3.2pp (+38%)
Pages / Session 1.18 1.26 ↑ 7%
Avg Scroll Depth 56.6% 25.7% ↓ 31pp (faster CTA)
Avg Session Duration 2:25 1:49 ↓ 25%
Avg Active Time 55.6s 43.6s ↓ 22%
Dead Clicks 34 13 ↓ 62%
Rage Clicks 0 0 Clean
Quick-Backs 1 4 1% — negligible
JS Errors 0 Clean

Clicked Text Analysis

What users actually click — the heatmap alternative

What This Is

Clarity tracks the TEXT content of every element users click. This reveals user intent: which CTAs get engagement, which non-interactive elements look clickable, and where friction exists. This is the data-driven replacement for heatmap analysis.

Working CTAs

Clicked Text Sessions Type
"Get Free Quote" (header CTA) 18 Navigation — working
"yes" (consent checkbox) 29 Form interaction — working
"Call Now" (sticky mobile CTA) 7 Conversion action — working
"Get Your Free Quote" (package/form CTAs) 7 Conversion action — working
"Get Your Free Quote Scroll..." (bottom CTA) 2 Navigation — working

Dead Click Sources (Data-Confirmed)

Clicked Text Sessions Element Severity
Star rating dots (•••••) 62 (16%!) Star rating display in hero + trust bar CRITICAL
"Center console after/before" 7 Before/after images Moderate
"We Come To You · Houston" 5 Trust bar item Low
"BeforeAfter" 4 Before/after slider labels Low
"Our Packages Detailing Pa..." 3 Package section heading Low
"Athay" 3 Logo (expects homepage nav) Low
"Book Today, Detailed Toda..." 2 Trust bar "Same-Day" item Low
"See The Difference Real R..." 2 Results section heading Low
"Paint correction — reduce..." 2 Package feature text Low

Key Finding: Star Rating = #1 Dead Click Source

The star rating display is the #1 dead click source by a massive margin. 62 out of 384 sessions (16%) clicked on it. This is not a guess from visual inspection -- it is confirmed by Clarity's clicked text tracking. The dots (•••••) represent the star icons, and users click expecting to see Google reviews or a review page. Making this a link to the Google Business Profile (once GBP is claimed, O17) would eliminate the single largest friction point on the page.

Null Click Context

264 sessions had null clicked text, meaning users clicked non-text elements (images, icons, backgrounds). The before/after images account for some of this (7 "center console" clicks + 4 "BeforeAfter" clicks = 11 confirmed). The remaining ~250 are likely accidental taps, hero image clicks, and icon taps.

Converter Behavior Profile

What form submitters do differently
Metric Converters (TY page) Non-converters Delta
Avg Session Duration 5:20 1:27 3.7x longer
Avg Scroll Depth 35.9% 24.5% +11pp deeper
Avg Pages / Session 2.08 1.18 +76% more pages

The Engagement Gap

Converters spend 5+ minutes on the page and scroll to ~36% (past the form, into the packages section). They view 2 pages (LP + thank-you). Non-converters spend 1.5 minutes and barely get past the first quarter. The behavioral gap is enormous -- converters engage 3.7x longer. This means the page DOES convert people who engage with it. The opportunity is getting more visitors past the initial 90 seconds.

Scroll Depth Maps to Page Flow

The 36% scroll depth for converters maps to the packages section on mobile. This suggests converters read the hero, scroll to the form, continue to packages to confirm pricing, then scroll back up to submit. The page flow is working as designed: hero hooks, form captures, packages validate.

Device Performance

87% of traffic is mobile — this is the make-or-break device

Bounce Rate by Device

Device Old LP LP v2.1 Change Sessions
Mobile 87.4% 82.6% ↓ 4.8pp 333 (87%)
Desktop 83.0% 66.7% ↓ 16.3pp 45 (12%)
Tablet 100% 50.0% ↓ 50pp 6 (2%)

Engagement by Device (LP v2.1)

Device Session Duration Active Time Scroll Depth Dead Clicks
Mobile 1:25 38s 22.5% 11
Desktop 4:45 1:16 55.5% 2
Tablet 2:08 1:35 46.0% 0

Engagement by Device (Old LP — Comparison)

Device Session Duration Active Time Scroll Depth Dead Clicks
Mobile 1:57 48s 57.9% 31
Desktop 6:38 2:03 65.6% 2
Tablet 2:22 57s 53.8% 1

Key Takeaway

Mobile (87% of traffic): Bounce rate improved 4.8pp, dead clicks dropped from 31 to 11. Mobile visitors decide in the first quarter of the page.

Desktop (12%): The dramatic winner -- bounce rate dropped 16.3pp. Desktop visitors are comparison shoppers who scroll deep and engage long.

The Scroll Depth Story

Why 25.7% scroll depth is better than 56.6%

Counterintuitive but Correct

At first glance, scroll depth dropping from 56.6% to 25.7% looks negative. But paired with lower bounce rate AND higher conversion rate AND fewer dead clicks, the data tells one story: visitors find the CTA faster. The value prop, trust bar, and form are positioned more effectively on v2.1.

Signal Direction Interpretation
Scroll Depth ↓ Down Content above the fold more effective
+ Bounce Rate ↓ Down More visitors engaging (not leaving faster)
+ Form Completion ↑ Up Engagement converts at higher rate
+ Dead Clicks ↓ Down Clearer UX -- visitors know where to click
+ Converters scroll to 36% Reference Those who need packages info DO scroll further
= Verdict Faster path to conversion. Redesign works.

Daily Traffic Trend

Sessions per day since LP v2.1 launch
Date Day Sessions Notes
Mar 13 Thu 32 LP v2.1 launch day
Mar 14 Fri 17
Mar 15 Sat 50 Weekend peak
Mar 16 Sun 21
Mar 17 Mon 22
Mar 18 Tue 10 Vacation -- ads reduced
Mar 19 Wed 0 Zero ad impressions
Mar 20 Thu 4 Ads restarting
Mar 21 Fri 52 Strong recovery
Mar 22 Sat 33
Mar 23 Sun 32
Mar 24 Mon 31
Mar 25 Tue 38
Mar 26 Wed 42 Upward trend

Traffic Pattern

Excluding the vacation gap (Mar 18-20), daily traffic averages ~33 sessions/day, consistent with the old LP's ~30/day. Post-recovery (Mar 21-26) is trending upward at 38/day, suggesting Google Ads is regaining momentum after the learning period.

Traffic Sources & User Composition

Where visitors come from and what they use

Traffic Sources

Source v2.1 Sessions Share Old LP
google.com 293 76.3% 401 (84.6%)
athayautostudio.com 48 12.5% 73 (15.4%)
Facebook (m + www) 4 1.0% 0
ads.google.com 3 0.8% 0
duckduckgo.com 1 0.3% 0

Operating System

OS Sessions Share
iOS 255 66.4%
Android 84 21.9%
Windows 30 7.8%
ChromeOS + macOS 14 3.6%

Key Implication

Two-thirds of visitors are on iOS. Mobile Safari (49%) and Chrome Mobile (28%) together = 77% of sessions. Testing should always prioritize iPhone Safari rendering.

Technical Health

JavaScript errors and ad-to-LP scent match
Signal Result Assessment
JavaScript Errors 0 detected Clean -- no silent conversion blockers
Quick-Backs 4 sessions (1.0%) Negligible -- ad-to-LP scent match is working
Quick-Backs (Old LP) 1 session (0.2%) Baseline was already clean
Rage Clicks 0 No frustration-level friction detected

What This Means

The page is technically clean. Zero JS errors means the form, CTAs, and interactive elements are all functioning. The 1% quick-back rate confirms that visitors who click the Google Ad see what they expected on the LP -- no scent mismatch between ad copy and hero headline. This is a behavioral problem page (dead clicks, scroll patterns), not a technical problem page.

Bottom Line

What the data says and what comes next

The Redesign Is Working

LP v2.1 outperforms on every metric. Bounce rate -7pp, form completion +38%, dead clicks -62%, zero JS errors, negligible quick-backs. 384 sessions provide directional confidence; another week reaches 500+ for statistical confidence.

The #1 Actionable Finding

The star rating display generates dead clicks in 16% of all sessions (62 of 384). This is the single largest friction point on the page, confirmed by both visual inspection AND clicked text data. Fix: make the star rating a link to Google Business Profile once GBP is claimed (O17). This eliminates dead clicks AND drives review engagement.

Recommendations (Ranked by Impact)

1. ✓ Star rating anchor to reviews (High impact, Quick effort) -- DEPLOYED v2.2 Mar 27. Hero + trust bar stars now smooth-scroll to the reviews section. Eliminates 16% dead click rate.

2. Make before/after images interactive or remove clickable affordance (Medium impact, Medium effort) -- 11+ sessions clicking image elements. Either link to full gallery/video or remove visual cues suggesting interactivity.

3. Problem Solver LP variant (O39) (High impact, Heavy effort) -- For April Big 3. Different hero copy for the highest-value ad group. Addresses Quality Score gap.

4. Add logo homepage link (Low impact, Quick effort) -- 3 sessions clicking "Athay" logo expecting navigation. Standard UX pattern.

5. Re-run this analysis at 500+ sessions (~Apr 2) -- Confirm trends hold with statistical confidence.

Converter Insight

Form submitters spend 5:20 and scroll to 36%. The gap between converters and non-converters is 3.7x in session duration. The page converts people who engage with it -- the opportunity is getting more visitors past the first 90 seconds.

Thank-You Page Analysis

37 sessions -- what converters do after submitting the form
Metric Value Assessment
Sessions 37 11.5% of LP sessions reached TY
Bounce Rate 27% 73% engage with post-conversion content
Avg Session Duration 5:20 Converters invest real time
Avg Active Time 1:53 Nearly 2 minutes of active engagement
Avg Scroll Depth 46.5% Reading FAQ + reviews sections
Dead Clicks 13 (35% of sessions) High rate, zero revenue impact (already converted)

By Device

Device Sessions Bounce Rate
Mobile 28 (76%) 25%
Desktop 8 (22%) 37.5%
Tablet 1 (3%) 0%

Clicked Text (TY Page)

Clicked Text Sessions Type
Star rating dots (review cards) 7 Dead click -- decorative stars on review cards
"See all reviews on Google" 2 Working link -- Google reviews CTA
Review quote text 1 Noise (1 session)
"You're All Set Oliver wil..." 1 Noise (1 session)

Verdict: TY Page Is Performing Well

73% of converters engage with the TY page content (FAQ, reviews, next steps). They scroll to 46% and spend nearly 2 minutes actively reading. The "See all 57 reviews on Google" CTA is getting clicks (2 sessions). The dead click rate is high (35%) but all from review card star ratings -- decorative elements on the cards themselves, not a standalone trust signal like the LP hero stars. Since these users already converted, the dead clicks have zero revenue impact. No changes recommended at this time.

Data Sources: Microsoft Clarity (athayautostudio.com) + Chrome visual inspection

Analysis Periods: March 13–26, 2026 | February 13–28, 2026

Generated by Clarity Behavioral Analysis Skill v1.0 — Growth OS — Netmore Marketing