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With the success of publishers like Buzzfeed and Upworthy, people are spending more and more time on their blog post headlines, and they are also starting to realize how important it can be for driving traffic. While you may craft your post titles with attention, seldom do you TEST blog...
Anyone with experience in A/B testing knows how crucial they can be to optimizing your website and increasing that all important conversion rate. But many forms of A/B testing have some disadvantages that simply won’t work for every idea that you want to try out–namely time and money. Cutting...
Not too long ago, the Convert Academy hosted a webinar presented by Nazli Yuzak, a Senior Digital Consultant at Dell who was initially working in the optimization industry prior to joining the folks at Dell. She first worked at a global education company before venturing into the E-commerce setting. Both...
Today I wrote a blog on ConversionXL about what we learned from A/B tests performed on the A/B testing suite Convert Experiments. Here a short quote from that article. It’s only after collecting and analyzing as much research as possible, and doing some basic hypothesis testing with wireframes, do...
Take a look at this weeks, WhichTestWon case study. Xero Shoes tried and header test with trust seals and a big clean-up on the header of their Ecommerce website. We talked about conversion rates on trust seals a couple of days ago and we know from heatmap studies that...
We built a predecessor for Convert Experiments and launched it in May 2011. This tool has a powerful infrastructure without any client tagging and only uses Java Script. There several ways for testing website visitors, as you might know: Server-side backend testing (i.e., code on the server randomizes the...
