Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is a discipline that focuses on the testing of landing pages, aiming to find the optimal design and messaging mixture that produces higher conversion rates.
The CRO process uses research (user feedback and data analysis) to produce an "experiment hypothesis" - which is used in A/B testing to increase your conversion rate. A new wave of marketing products like Unbounce (and a growing number of optimization specialists) is helping more marketers include CRO in their workflow.
You’ve just invested a gazillion dollars in getting your site ready for the holidays, but 1 out of 5 of your customers will abandon their shopping cart if your pages are too slow. Read on to learn how to fix it…
Holiday season is fast approaching and to give your marketing a kick in the pants, we’ve come up with 5 simple ways you can boost your ecommerce conversions in the run up to the busiest time of the year.
Adding video to your landing pages can give you a huge boost in conversion rate if you do it right. This case study from VidYard shows how they got a 100% conversion lift by adding a video to their Unbounce landing page.
Are you ready to learn more about conversions, but not sure where to begin? We have you covered in this post – catch up on the latest and greatest information in this list of over 50 awesome posts on conversions from 2011.
To be classified as a successful conversion, your visitor needs to have walked the complete tightrope that is your “conversion funnel”. And along the way there are typically several smaller steps that must be completed (these are your micro-conversions). Oh, and dating is the same…
Observing how companies in the brick-and-mortar world attract your attention can teach you plenty about how marketing works, so keep your eyes open next time you go for a stroll and consider that flashing neon sign as a lesson rather than a giant pink pain in the a**
An infographic with conversion results, case studies and examples. This post is a reminder of the importance of using a process for conversion rate optimization – use the examples to inspire your next A/B test…
People in your own company can tell you what customers want to know about your product and your services. You may be surprised with their answers, but always remember: how you see your product/service may be different to how your market sees them.
A website that gets bad conversion rates is usually the web designer’s fault. At least, that’s what many marketing experts will have you believe. Well I’m here to tell you how to get that spiffy website design you’ve always been wanting AND get great conversion rates at the same time!
From building loyalty and generating sales to capturing customer feedback and boosting local SEO, check out the ways 2D barcodes like QR code and Microsoft Tag can improve conversion rates and help achieve your business goals.