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How to Drive More Conversion from Mobile Searches

With mobile search becoming one of the primary ways that Internet users find new businesses, it’s very important for companies to focus on how they can drive more calls from mobile. With any business, the end goal is to convert the people viewing your page or searching for your industry into paying customers. Surveys and consumer feedback have shown that the thing most people look for during a mobile search is a phone number—if there is no phone number, they will quickly move on to another competitor.

However, by having a mobile strategy, you can greatly increase your customer conversion rate. There are proven strategies that can help you drive more calls from mobile.

Embrace Social Media Marketing

Over half of Internet use is through mobile, but an even greater percentage of social media use is done through smartphones and mobile devices. The vast majority of people on Facebook and Twitter are on their mobile devices, and this number is only expected to grow each year. Social advertising that uses “Calls-to-Action” (CTAs), so that customers can instantly click “Call Now” buttons and connect with your service, will be one of the main mobile marketing trends in the years ahead.

Optimize Your Web Page for Mobile

With mobile search, your business’s information should appear directly on Google during relevant searches. However, many Internet users will still move beyond search engines and go directly to your site. This is why it’s crucial to have CTAs directly on your web page, and to also optimize your landing page to drive more calls. Feature your phone number prominently and include web forms through which consumers can quickly sign up or contact your company.

Use Data and Analytics

With any mobile page, it’s important to use analytics and data to determine your conversion rate, as well as which elements lead to conversions. By using Google Analytics and other similar tools, you can determine how much time people are spending on your page, what causes them to leave the page, etc., but you can’t connect that data to individual callers. Now, however, you can use call-tracking tools to connect callers to their web use (such as the keywords they searched or how long they spent on your page), thus allowing you to get a whole new range of analytics and data to use.

Analyze Keywords

One of the other benefits of call tracking is that it can be used to see what keywords each individual caller searched that led them to your web page. By using call tracking, you can easily narrow down not only which of your keywords bring the most people to your web page, but also which ones are the most successful at actively converting people into paying customers.

Test Your CTAs

Layout, design, and content can have a big impact on your CTAs. Even something as simple as moving the placement of the “Call Now” button or changing the CTA’s wording could end up increasing or decreasing your number of conversions. This is why it is important to use A/B testing on your CTAs and analyze the impact they have on your conversion. Play around with layout, design, and the content of your web page to see what impact the changes have on the number of customers calling your business.

Numero Uno Web Solutions is a provider of search engine optimization (SEO) solutions to startups and small companies from all industries and fields. As a trusted Google partner, we stay on the pulse of industry changes and adapt our practices to produce quality SEO and content-marketing plans to fuel the growth of businesses across communities. Contact us to learn more about content marketing techniques and how we can help improve your search profile.

About Adrian Newman, BA

President, Numero Uno Web Solutions


Adrian has been in the performance marketing industry for over 25 years and is the co-founder of Numero Uno Web Solutions.

Adrian has been involved in virtually every facet of direct and digital marketing from copywriting and graphic design to database management and production.

A BA graduate of York University, Adrian has volunteered as a mentor with his alma mater's Career Mentorship Program for students with disabilities and has been a director for public real estate investment trust.

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