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© 2026 Nudgent

Why pages lose people, and what to fix first.

Diagnoses of where visitors hesitate, each built on one mechanism you can check on your own page.

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Agent readiness12 min read

How to Get Cited by ChatGPT When Your Page Isn't Enough

Most advice on how to get cited by ChatGPT is about your own page. What usually decides it sits on other people's pages, and you can check which.

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    Conversion12 min read

    How to Find UX Issues Before Users Complain: Near Misses

    How to find UX issues before users complain: count the visitors who nearly gave up, then read the page for why. A method borrowed from aviation safety.

    20 October 2026

  • A line chart with a sudden drop under a magnifying glass, a wrench lying unused beside it.
    Conversion9 min read

    Sudden Drop in Conversion Rate? Check Before You Fix It

    A sudden drop in conversion rate is often ordinary variation or a broken tag. Two checks to run before anyone ships a fix, and why fixing noise adds noise.

    8 October 2026

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    Conversion10 min read

    Conversion Rate Plateau: Find What Your Page Is Short Of

    A conversion rate plateau usually means your fixes landed on things the page already did well. How to find the one factor that is actually limiting it.

    1 October 2026

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    Conversion10 min read

    Conversion Audit vs CRO Consulting: Which One First

    Conversion audit vs CRO consulting is a sequencing question before it is a budget one. Here is the number to work out before the scoping call.

    23 September 2026

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    Conversion12 min read

    The 7 Human-Plane Conversion Health Audit Dimensions

    Conversion health audit dimensions only matter if you can trace a score back to the page. Here's what each of the 7 human-plane dimensions measures.

    23 September 2026

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    Conversion11 min read

    Session Recordings Don't Show Why Users Drop Off, Explained

    Session recordings don't show why users drop off your signup page. Here's the measurement limit behind that, and what actually closes the gap.

    23 September 2026

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    Conversion11 min read

    Your Signup Page Conversion Dropped After a Redesign

    When signup page conversion drops after a redesign, the cause is usually something the new layout removed. Here is how to find which thing it was.

    23 September 2026

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    Agent readiness10 min read

    The Structural Extractability Gap Costing You AI Citations

    Your page reads better than a competitor's, but AI assistants cite theirs. The structural extractability gap explains why, and how to find yours.

    23 September 2026

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    Agent readiness11 min read

    Agent-Plane Optimization: The Second Reader of Your Page

    Agent-plane optimization is the work of making a page legible to the AI agents parsing it. Here are the 7 dimensions it covers and why they are separate.

    23 September 2026