Optimize every aspect of the mobile experience-images, CTAs, layouts, and links.
Mobile accounts for over 60% of web traffic but often converts at half the rate of desktop. The problem isn't mobile users-it's that most sites serve a shrunken desktop experience instead of a truly mobile-optimized one.
Viewport width under 768px, touch capability, device orientation (portrait/landscape).
Portrait-oriented hero images, thumb-friendly CTAs, simplified layouts, click-to-call buttons, mobile-specific offers.
App store links, tel: links for phone numbers, SMS links for text-based CTAs.
Track mobile-specific CTR, conversion rates, and bounce rates. A/B test mobile variants independently.
Before: Landscape hero cropped awkwardly on mobile.
After: Portrait-oriented image designed specifically for vertical scrolling.
Before: "Contact us" form on mobile.
After: "Tap to call" button that dials directly-reducing friction to zero.
Before: Desktop grid crammed onto small screen.
After: Single-column swipeable product cards optimized for thumb navigation.
Before: Generic "Get our app" banner for everyone.
After: Mobile visitors see prominent app install CTAs with direct store links.
Before: Same content for all mobile users.
After: Mobile visitors see "Find nearest store" with tap-to-navigate directions.
Before: Same large images loaded on 4G connections.
After: Lightweight, optimized images that load fast on any connection.
No. Your CSS handles layout; ConversionWax personalizes content within that layout-different images, CTAs, and links for mobile.
No. It can actually speed things up by serving compressed, mobile-optimized images instead of large desktop assets.
Yes. Use device-aware A/B testing to test variants specifically on mobile traffic.
ConversionWax tracks views, clicks, CTR, and conversions per device type. See exactly how mobile personalization impacts results.
Yes. Create rules like "mobile + Facebook traffic" or "mobile + retargeting" for precise experiences.
You control the breakpoints. Treat tablets as mobile, desktop, or their own category with unique rules.