Ecommerce conversions
VP of Marketing
Aug 2017 – Jan 2024
Annual recurring revenue: $400k → $2.6M.
Ecommerce conversion rate: 0.8% → 3.1%.
Strategic marketing, CRO and growth initiatives over a six-year tenure.
Conversion work, grounded in experience
Conversion rate optimization aligns your website, ecommerce, ads, email, SEO and social with the next step customers need to take.

Meet Nicholas Eisel
ConversionMax is led by Nicholas Eisel, who has 24 years of experience in conversion rate optimization, Google and Meta PPC, digital marketing leadership and fractional CMO work.
His supplied career record reports $200M+ in historical client revenue across 245+ engagements. Since January 2003, his work through ConversionMax has included VP of Digital Marketing, Director of Growth Marketing and fractional CMO roles.
From April 2022 to December 2025, he served as Head of Conversion Optimization, leading analytics and experimentation across more than 20 brands.
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These are historical results from past partnerships; client names are withheld. Source: career record. They are not claims of sole attribution or guarantees.
VP of Marketing
Aug 2017 – Jan 2024
Annual recurring revenue: $400k → $2.6M.
Ecommerce conversion rate: 0.8% → 3.1%.
Strategic marketing, CRO and growth initiatives over a six-year tenure.
Senior Online Marketing Manager
Feb 2018 – Feb 2020
Return on ad spend: 0.8 → 3.2.
Sales conversion rate: 1.4% → 2.9%.
Conversion optimization across $50,000/month in PPC ad spend.


Nicholas Eisel leads ConversionMax. His supplied career record includes conversion optimization and digital marketing leadership, with Head of Conversion Optimization work from April 2022 to December 2025.
No. The anonymized career examples describe past partnerships and several contributing initiatives. They are not promises of future performance or claims that ConversionMax alone produced those results.
Yes. Your accounts and data stay yours. An inquiry starts a request for a conversation; it does not create a service agreement or transfer ownership.