Engagement fell behind because the homepage treated everyone the same
DokterOnline attracts visitors who arrive with very specific needs: weight-loss treatments, contraception, support for erectile dysfunction, or information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs). These are personal topics, and people tend to read carefully and take their time.
The DokterOnline team knows that in a medical journey, engagement is more than a performance metric; it is a sign of trust. And trust is what ultimately drives people to continue, return, or place an order.

Before personalization: one message for everyone, despite very different healthcare needs.
When they studied user behavior more closely, they saw why engagement was not growing as much as it could. Visitors arrived with very different intentions, but the website greeted everyone with the same homepage. For instance, someone researching weight loss might land on a hero promoting erectile dysfunction. These mismatches interrupt focus and make the journey feel less personal.
Roxanne van Hassel, Conversion Specialist at DokterOnline, explains: “People don’t decide to order medication online just like that. Relevance builds trust, and trust drives decisions.”
As the team gained this understanding, one thing became clear: traditional CRO could only solve part of the problem. The real issue was that people arrived with different intentions, but the website treated everyone the same.
To improve engagement in a meaningful way, the team needed a homepage that reflected what visitors were actually looking for.
These insights are discussed in more detail in the full interview with Roxanne van Hassel, Conversion Specialist at DokterOnline (Dutch with subtitles).





