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10 Factors to Test that Could Increase the Conversion Rate of your Landing Pages - by Sumantra Roy
As founder of a company that helps its clients maximize their web site and landing page conversion rates using multivariate testing (an advanced form of testing in which multiple variables that affect your conversion rate are tested at the same time), I am in the fortunate position of being able to monitor the variables that consistently tend to produce the largest increases in the conversion rate of a landing page, across all our clients’ sites in many different industries and categories. Based on an analysis of a number of tests that we’ve conducted for our clients, here’s a shortlist of the 10 variables (in no particular order) that you should test on your landing pages that can produce large increases in your conversion rate. A few of the recommendations I have made here will be quite controversial (because they often go against what many gurus recommend and what many marketers believe), but these are all based on actual tests that we conducted for our clients. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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What are Advanced Segments in Google Analytics and Why You Should Use Them
I’ll never forget the words of Avinash Kaushik, speaking at a recent SEO conference: “If you show me these reports, I will tell you that you suck.” What he was referring to was standard reports and default segments in Google Analytics. That statement coming from one of the brightest minds in Web Analytics received an auditorium full of laughter, but it also rings very true. Google Analytics Advanced Segmentation is a great way to get in-depth analysis on the performance of your website across different channels. Default SegmentsAdvanced Segments also provides Default Segments that can be quickly added to your reporting. Advanced SegmentsAdvanced Segments can help you analyze and move quickly on several aspects of your website and web strategy, including: SEO effortsLink building campaignsSocial media strategyKeyword performanceConversion optimization Web analysts and SEOs often have their own particular sets of segments depending on their web strategy. 1. 2. 4. 5. Connect: Authored by:
