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  • The Cost of Landing Page Optimization
    You must be willing to suffer short-term pain during landing page testing in order to attain the long-term gain of improved performance and higher conversions.
  • Tips for Organizing Your Landing Page
    Address these questions to ensure that visitors can access information on your landing page.
  • The Myth of Perfect Conversion
    Don't make the mistake of assuming that every visitor is a potential prospect or buyer for your goods or services. The mythical 100 percent conversion rate simply doesn't exist. It's a delusion.
  • Granularity in Landing Page Optimization
    Between changing a button color or font size and completely redesigning a landing page, there's a continuum of possible changes to test. Changing the granularity of your tests allows you to include your important ideas while keeping test sizes reasonable.
  • Landing Page Optimization Pitfall -- Not Collecting Enough Data
    In statistics, results do not become stable until a large enough sample is tested. Accordingly, making landing page decisions using data from a too-small sample size can lead marketers to make bad decisions.
  • The Art of the Landing Page: 7 Tips For Increasing Conversions
    Landing page optimization and testing can have a dramatic impact on your online marketing profitability. But even without testing you can quickly eliminate several common mistakes that can instantly skyrocket conversion rates.
  • Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics in Landing Page Optimization
    The statistics branch of mathematics has a poor reputation among the public. While there's nothing wrong with statistics itself, there are many common misuses. Let's look at some of the implications for landing page optimization.
  • Your Baby Is Ugly
    After launching a landing page optimization project, you inevitably will find chinks in the armor of your beautiful and perfect creations. Before fixing anything, you have to let go of your ego and acknowledge that your baby is ugly.
  • Meaning-Making in Landing Page Optimization
    We all want to create "meaning" and see the larger patterns in our tests that can apply to other circumstances. But the world is very complex, and trying to generalize universal truths from a single landing page test result is often a horrible idea.
  • Applying Probability to Landing Page Optimization
    In the context of LPO, probability can be viewed as simply taking the best guess given the available information. The more information you have, the more accurate your guess will become.
  • What Is the Desired Conversion Action?
    Understanding your conversion actions is the key to landing page optimization success. Knowing what to measure for different situations can help you optimize your site for the right goals.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 4: Action, Part 2
    Each product or service category only has room for a tiny number of established leaders, and they capture disproportionate value in their respective market categories. Although other products or services may be objectively just as good, they require additional attention to evaluate, and require additional steps to lead visitors to action.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 4: Action, Part 1
    We've been discussing the well-known AIDA conversion funnel and how it governs all Web conversions. We've already examined awareness, interest and desire. It's time for some action.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 3: Desire, Part 2
    We've been discussing the well-known AIDA conversion funnel and how it governs all Web conversions. We've already examined awareness and interest, and now we continue looking at the desire stage.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 3: Desire, Part 1
    The AIDA conversion funnel governs all Web conversions. We've examined Awareness and Interest, so now we'll take a look at the Desire stage.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 2: Interest
    On the Web, interest is very fleeting. A world of other Web sites is just a mouse click away. The key to creating the interest is to focus on the visitor's role or current needs.
  • The Decision-Making Funnel, Stage 1: Awareness
    Awareness, and its close cousin attention, are scarce commodities in our fast-paced world. People learn to tune everything out, so it takes more effort for an advertiser to break through the clutter and noise to reach their target audience.
  • Writing Sales Copy For Conversions, Part 2
    Once visitors end up on your landing page, you're no longer competing for their attention with other Web sites, so change the focus to the task they're trying to accomplish. You're missing an enormous opportunity by not creating a hype-free zone on your landing page.
  • Writing Sales Copy for Conversions
    One of the most common components you can test is sales copy. Changing your approach to writing can often lead to a double-digit increase in conversion rates.
  • Assembling Your Landing Page Optimization Dream Team, Part 4
    We've outlined several of the key roles needed for a successful landing page optimization program. Today, we'll look at the final three roles: the programmer, system administrator, and quality assurance tester.

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