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Stop Making Excuses, Start Split Testing

Stop Making Excuses, Start Split Testing | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it
Split testing should be the most frequently used tool in your CRO toolbox. Split testing alone is one of the greatest sources of ‘Ah Ha!’ moments and insights into exactly how your customers think about and perceive your brand.

 

What has become an almost weekly frustration for me, is meeting website owners, talking with them about their business, and asking them questions they don’t know the answers to.

Simple questions, like:

 

How many steps are in your conversion funnel?


What language resonates most with your audience?


Which layouts have you found work best with your content?


More so, the reason they don’t have the answers is because they are not doing anything proactive to go out and get them.

 

This is exactly what A/B testing provides you with; the opportunity to get answers to your questions, for example:

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Understanding Visitor Behavior – Do They Like Your Content?

Understanding Visitor Behavior – Do They Like Your Content? | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it
Last month we talked about using analytics data to conquer the task of writing dynamic content and beat writer’s block.

 

 

Asking the Right Questions

 

We set the date range to the single day. This clears out all the information gathered about any other day since tracking begin. Our job now is to answer these questions:

 

Where did the visitors come from? – This points to which referrers may bring better amounts of traffic to your site.

 

What did they look at? – Which pages brought this amount of attention, and is it something you can replicate?

 

How long did they stay? – If they only stayed a few seconds, they probably didn’t find what they were looking for.

 

Did they visit any other pages on the site? – This indicates one of two things. One, they found what they wanted and decided to surf the site. Two, they didn’t find what they needed on that page, but thought they might be able to find it elsewhere on your site.

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Website Metrics: Your Business Site is in Good Condition – What Now?

Website Metrics: Your Business Site is in Good Condition – What Now? | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it

Use the data. Use the metrics. Use the relationships and everything that comes along with them. Knowing where your traffic is coming from and what referrals convert the best will greatly enhance the return on your campaigns, as well as the return on your investments!

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Eye-Tracking Study: Everybody Looks At Organic Listings, But Most Ignore Paid Ads On Right

Eye-Tracking Study: Everybody Looks At Organic Listings, But Most Ignore Paid Ads On Right | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it
Interesting new data about searcher behavior from a recent User Centric eye-tracking study: Whether using Google or Bing, all 24 participants looked at the (More reason to invest in good SEO!
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How to Analyze Assisted Social Media Conversions in Google Analytics

How to Analyze Assisted Social Media Conversions in Google Analytics | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it
Learn how to find and analyze social media assisted conversion in Google Analytics...
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Writing Dynamic Content, Beating Writer’s Block and Analytics Data

Writing Dynamic Content, Beating Writer’s Block and Analytics Data | Content Strategy |Brand Development |Organic SEO | Scoop.it
Web analytics is more than a bunch of numbers and graphs. Take a chance, step outside the box and turn your analytics program into a high-powered tool for writing dynamic, engaging content!
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