Friction Is Invisible and Costly
Every extra step between wanting to make contact and actually doing so loses a fraction of customers. The losses are invisible, because the person simply gives up quietly, but they add up across every enquiry that never happens.
A hard-to-find number, a form that asks too much, a call to action buried out of sight, each is a small piece of friction that turns a willing customer into a lost one.
Make the Easy Path Obvious
Reducing friction means making the path to contact short and obvious: the number where the eye lands, the action clearly stated, the fewest possible steps between intent and enquiry.
This is among the cheapest improvements a business can make, because it recovers interest it already earned. The customer wanted to get in touch; the job is only to let them do it easily.
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