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Among the 200+ factors that determine how a website’s search ranking, content, links, and speed form the three key ones. Conversion rate optimization experiments (like personalizations, split URL and A/B testing) can affect each of these. If you have a high-traffic landing page, you'd be worried about A/B testing with...
In these challenging times, ecommerce businesses need to adapt quickly to stay afloat. I came up with this idea to help ecommerce owners maintain and even increase their sales in times of crisis. This test uses your customers’ voices to create a prominent notification that communicates the safety of ordering...
Did you know that 56% of marketers consider lack of Martech integration a hindrance to marketing success? Integrations make Martech and, by extension, marketing operations run like a well-oiled machine. Marketers use a host of applications that need to connect to one another. Data from one application can inform processes...
If you read the first part of my analysis, you now know that you need to reassess your product & marketing strategy to survive this crisis. If you can adapt to changing customer needs (and find creative solutions to unexpected problems), you have a chance to come out successful at...
I’ve been in lockdown since last Saturday, March 14th, in Spain. The first day was self-isolation, but on Sunday the government restricted people from leaving their homes. For most countries, lockdown means only essential activity is permitted: grocery shopping, going to the pharmacy, dealing with utility emergencies like plumbing and...
Type I and type II errors happen when you erroneously spot winners in your experiments or fail to spot them. With both errors, you end up going with what appears to work or not. And not with the real results. Misinterpreting test results doesn't just result in misguided optimization efforts...
