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A company providing business services invested actively in promoting its website and received a steady flow of visitors. However, most users simply read the information and left the site without submitting a request. The core problem was the lack of a convenient way to contact the company quickly.

The company relied mainly on social media and messaging apps. Potential clients had to ask for basic information about packages, available services and past projects before deciding whether to make an enquiry.

The team built a website in Mavibot with separate pages for weddings, corporate events and private celebrations. They added service packages, portfolio sections, enquiry forms and clear calls to action.

An insurance company used its website to attract new clients. To get a quote or a consultation, users had to fill in long forms with many fields. Many visitors started filling them in but never finished.

Customers placed orders through direct messages and often forgot to provide names, dates, colours or personalisation details. Staff had to clarify each order manually, which slowed down processing.

The store launched an online shop in Mavibot with product pages, customisation fields and online payment. Each order automatically created a customer record, request and deal in CRM, with order items and payment status visible in one place.

A medical network with several service areas had a large website with many pages. It was hard for patients to quickly find the right specialist, service, or booking information. Many users left without taking the target action.

The store had a catalogue on social media, but customers found it difficult to compare models, dimensions, materials and prices. Most purchases required long conversations with a sales manager.

The company created an online shop in Mavibot with product categories, detailed specifications, images and enquiry options for custom orders. Standard products could be ordered directly, while each request and order was automatically recorded in CRM.

An online sporting goods store wanted to increase orders but had no plans to change its main website because of the high cost and long development process. The team was looking for a way to quickly improve the conversion of existing traffic.

The firm offered bookkeeping, tax support and company reporting, but its old website presented all services on one page. Visitors often did not understand which service matched their needs.

A new website was built in Mavibot with separate pages for each service, clear explanations, package options and enquiry forms. The team could update content and launch new landing pages without involving developers.

A network of educational centers regularly launched new programs and special offers. However, website visitors did not always notice the current promotions because the information lived only on separate pages and escaped most users' attention.

The company promoted tours through social media and messaging apps. Customers repeatedly asked about routes, pickup conditions, prices and availability, while staff manually recorded booking details.

The team built a website in Mavibot with separate tour pages, itineraries, pricing, pickup information and booking forms. Customers could choose a tour and submit their details, while each request was automatically saved for further processing.