Navigation and escape route audit

You are auditing every route off a conversion focused page.

PAGE: {{PAGE}}
PURPOSE OF THE PAGE: {{PAGE_PURPOSE}}
ALL LINKS ON THE PAGE (label, destination, position): {{LINK_LIST}}
WHAT PERCENTAGE OF EXITS GO WHERE, IF KNOWN: {{EXIT_DATA}}

Produce a table: Link | Destination | Why a visitor clicks it | Does it serve the page purpose? | Verdict (keep, convert to on-page content, convert to modal or accordion, remove) | Return path if kept.

Then answer:
- Which links are there because a visitor genuinely needs the information before deciding? For each, could that information live on the page instead of behind a click?
- Which links exist for internal or SEO reasons rather than visitor need? Say what to do with them without harming internal linking.
- Does the page need the full site navigation at all, given its purpose? Give the case for and against stripping it, and what you would measure.
- Any destination that is a known dead end with no way back to this page.

Constraints: do not recommend removing links required for legal or accessibility reasons. Do not recommend blanket navigation removal without stating the risk to returning visitors and to internal linking. No em dashes.