As many people have been asking how to optimise and conduct effective testing, we will be covering site optimisation this month. We will be cover the best practices as well as tools that can be use for A/B testing and Multivariate Testing
This document provides an overview and comparison of Yahoo! Web Analytics and another analytics tool. It summarizes Yahoo! Web Analytics features such as account setup, data collection, customization options, dashboards, reports, filtering, segmentation, path analysis, and privacy controls. The document also outlines an upcoming event on digital analytics and links to related resources.
Success Story: Flowkey and SearchAdsHQSplitMetrics
Within one year Flowkey were able to scale significantly:
The Spend increased for about 70% and ROAS doubled.
This was achieved by increasing the new downloads about 80% and custom conversions about 200%.
Also the share of new downloads in their new markets (JP, TW, KR, HK) increased dramatically +900%.
Watch SearchAdsHQ & Flowkey webinar to find out how they did it.
Conversion optimization without research is like shooting in the dark. You can never write a measurable A/B testing hypotheses without research. Before building your optimization roadmap, it’s critical to learn the art and science of conducting visitor behavior research, an essential skill for every optimization expert.
This session will help you in getting answers to “what” your visitors are doing, “how” they behave, and “why” they behave in a specific, repetitive way on your website.
Opticon 2015-Scaling Your Testing Program for Maximum ImpactOptimizely
Featuring speakers from The Next Web, Moz
Martijn Scheijbeler, Lead Growth, SEO & Analytics, The Next Web
Andy Nelson, Director of Growth Marketing, Moz
Khattaab Khan, Strategic Consultant, Optimizely
If you’re running A/B tests consistently, you’re already on the right track. But how can you take the next step and turn your testing efforts into a well-oiled growth engine that scales? Moz, charity: water, and The Next Web have all achieved tremendous success within their optimization programs and have figured out how to effectively run hundreds of experiments a year. Learn how these companies increased the impact of their testing programs by leveraging tools and processes that scale.
Learn about the importance of setting up goals for your business and the reports and advanced segments you can use to effectively assess your marketing strategies.
Forms are important for websites but can reduce conversions if not optimized. Google Analytics can track form completion rates and identify dropout points through the goal funnel report. Key events like form starts, field errors, and completions should be tracked to find issues preventing submissions. Analyzing this data can reveal problems like difficult fields or missing information, which can then be addressed through changes like breaking long forms into sections, clarifying benefits, or adding help text to fields. Tracking field-level errors specifically shows where visitors encounter problems that cause abandonment, helping to optimize the form and minimize wasted opportunities.
Google Analytics vs Omniture SiteCatalyst vs In-ouse Webanalytics at iMetricsRoman Zykov
This document compares Google Analytics, Adobe/Omniture SiteCatalyst, and an in-house web analytics system. It provides an overview of Wikimart's custom system, including its data collection, storage, and users. Key areas of comparison include commerce metrics, campaign management, data export/import, product analytics, and support. The document concludes that for a large e-commerce site like Wikimart, SiteCatalyst is best for deep product analysis and managing a large number of marketing campaigns, while an in-house system enables deep analytics and integration with offline data.
This document provides an overview and comparison of Yahoo! Web Analytics and another analytics tool. It summarizes Yahoo! Web Analytics features such as account setup, data collection, customization options, dashboards, reports, filtering, segmentation, path analysis, and privacy controls. The document also outlines an upcoming event on digital analytics and links to related resources.
Success Story: Flowkey and SearchAdsHQSplitMetrics
Within one year Flowkey were able to scale significantly:
The Spend increased for about 70% and ROAS doubled.
This was achieved by increasing the new downloads about 80% and custom conversions about 200%.
Also the share of new downloads in their new markets (JP, TW, KR, HK) increased dramatically +900%.
Watch SearchAdsHQ & Flowkey webinar to find out how they did it.
Conversion optimization without research is like shooting in the dark. You can never write a measurable A/B testing hypotheses without research. Before building your optimization roadmap, it’s critical to learn the art and science of conducting visitor behavior research, an essential skill for every optimization expert.
This session will help you in getting answers to “what” your visitors are doing, “how” they behave, and “why” they behave in a specific, repetitive way on your website.
Opticon 2015-Scaling Your Testing Program for Maximum ImpactOptimizely
Featuring speakers from The Next Web, Moz
Martijn Scheijbeler, Lead Growth, SEO & Analytics, The Next Web
Andy Nelson, Director of Growth Marketing, Moz
Khattaab Khan, Strategic Consultant, Optimizely
If you’re running A/B tests consistently, you’re already on the right track. But how can you take the next step and turn your testing efforts into a well-oiled growth engine that scales? Moz, charity: water, and The Next Web have all achieved tremendous success within their optimization programs and have figured out how to effectively run hundreds of experiments a year. Learn how these companies increased the impact of their testing programs by leveraging tools and processes that scale.
Learn about the importance of setting up goals for your business and the reports and advanced segments you can use to effectively assess your marketing strategies.
Forms are important for websites but can reduce conversions if not optimized. Google Analytics can track form completion rates and identify dropout points through the goal funnel report. Key events like form starts, field errors, and completions should be tracked to find issues preventing submissions. Analyzing this data can reveal problems like difficult fields or missing information, which can then be addressed through changes like breaking long forms into sections, clarifying benefits, or adding help text to fields. Tracking field-level errors specifically shows where visitors encounter problems that cause abandonment, helping to optimize the form and minimize wasted opportunities.
Google Analytics vs Omniture SiteCatalyst vs In-ouse Webanalytics at iMetricsRoman Zykov
This document compares Google Analytics, Adobe/Omniture SiteCatalyst, and an in-house web analytics system. It provides an overview of Wikimart's custom system, including its data collection, storage, and users. Key areas of comparison include commerce metrics, campaign management, data export/import, product analytics, and support. The document concludes that for a large e-commerce site like Wikimart, SiteCatalyst is best for deep product analysis and managing a large number of marketing campaigns, while an in-house system enables deep analytics and integration with offline data.
AB testing, also known as split testing or bucket testing, involves testing two versions of a webpage element (A and B) and measuring a specific metric to determine which performs better. The document discusses how AB testing works by randomly distributing visitors to different page versions and measuring metrics like bounce rate and click-through rate. It also outlines the typical AB testing process of measuring performance, testing variations, evaluating results, and optimizing the best performing version. Benefits include measuring real user behavior, determining what drives conversions, and ability to test small differences with large traffic. Limitations include needing clearly defined goals and fully implemented designs to test.
Only a fifth of online businesses is satisfied with the conversion on their websites and apps!* One fifth, which is why smart businesses have started thinking beyond just the A/B Testing and making Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) an integral part of their digital strategy.
Join us on August 26th, 2021 for a unique roundtable discussion, where we dispel a few myths about A/B testing and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO). You get to hear from industry leaders and conversion experts on how to drive more holistic and user-centric Conversion Rate Optimization for your digital business.
As an attendee, not only, you get a chance to experience our ‘Performing CRO Program’ first-hand, but get a select-only assessment of your digital assets at no cost!
Agenda:
- Thinking Beyond A/B Testing
- How CRO initiatives paved the path to Royal Enfield's success
- Fullerton's Customer-Centric CRO Best Practices!
- A Quick Glance into Tatvic’s Performing CRO Program
- CRO Maturity Framework
- Q&A
Google Analytics for Miva Merchant TeaserChad Austin
Here's a teaser preview of the Google Analytics training I'm making for employees and store owners. I'm working hard to have this done by the middle of next month. Stay tuned.
• Getting started with Google Analytics
• Principles of website conversion tracking and understanding what’s driving results
• Getting to grips with the interface
• Conversion and Goal tracking. Get useful data on the things that matter the most to your business
• Acquisition – what drives traffic
• Behaviour – what visitors do on your site
Google Analytics has come a long way in the last 12 months. Learn what new features now make Google Analytics a truly Powerful, Flexible, and Intelligent measurement tool.
How To Build a Winning Conversion Optimization StrategyVWO
[VWO Webinar]: Getting your prospects to pay attention to your website is essential whether you’re running an eCommerce brand or generating leads for your sales team. So it's imperative to have a killer conversion optimization strategy in place to drive growth.
Watch VWO and Ladder sharing conversion rate optimization insights on:
How to craft a CRO strategy with structured hypotheses
How to make use of both technical best practices and
data-driven marketing
Leveraging data to identify the weakest point in your funnel
Your ideal CRO Toolkit - tools you need for optimization
Building a framework of priorities - knowing what to test/implement first
Measure Your Way to Success by Sephora's former Dir. of ProductProduct School
Product management is about creating change. Metrics are the guideposts that help us ensure that the changes we make are leading to the results we want. They let us forecast, provide early warning signals, and create incentives for action.
In this talk Meghan Cochran talked about designing good metrics, gaining alignment among a broad range of stakeholders, and communicating progress effectively. She discussed the trade-offs of looking at rates & ratios vs absolute numbers, and talked about funnels, cohorts, and other fascinating and exciting measures of success.
How to optimize the last mile of conversion with form analysisVWO
With this webinar, you can discover ways in which you can use VWO’s form analysis to get actionable insights about improving web forms and your overall conversion rate.
Metrics to Track Using Google Analytics for a SAAS companySimi Pam
Knowing what to track in your business is 100% as important as knowing that you ought to track your product usage. If you own an SAAS company, this will show you the five main metrics coupled along with the five main business principles you ought to follow. All done using google analytics.
SEO Forecasting and unlocking "not provided" keywords using SEO MonitorAnn Stanley
SEO Monitor is a new SEO tool that unlocks your "not provided" keyphrases by using your Google Webmaster tools/Search Console data and combining it with Analytics data.
In addition the tool has a brilliant dashboard for viewing current keyphrase rankings, versus search volumes, difficulty scores, as well as a Visibility Score for a group of keyphrases. It also allows you to view your rankings and Visibility Score as compared to your competitors.
Once you have used the tool for your keyphrase research (savings hours of work) you can then predict the increase in traffic for your target group of keyphrases over a project duration of typically 12-18 months.
This document discusses A/B testing and provides guidance on how to implement it. It begins by explaining that A/B testing involves comparing two versions of the same marketing element, like a button or headline, to determine which performs better. It then outlines the full A/B testing process, including choosing an element to test, writing a hypothesis, setting up the test, analyzing results, and making changes based on the winner. Examples of elements that can be tested on webpages, emails, social media, and more are also provided. The document emphasizes that consistency is key for successful A/B testing.
Google Analytics is a free web analytics service that provides statistics about visitors to websites. It was originally called Urchin and was acquired by Google in 2005. It allows users to track key metrics like number of visitors, traffic sources, and popular pages. While it provides sufficient analytics for most sites, it has limitations like only tracking visitors and not crawlers. Setting it up requires adding JavaScript tracking code to websites and connecting it to a Google account. Analytics can then be used to generate reports and gain insights to improve sites, especially important metrics for e-commerce sites like best selling products.
This document outlines a project proposal for an online shopping store website. The project is led by Arsalan Shafi with Osama Matlub as a member. The instructor is Mr. Renson Isaac from the Computer Science Department. The proposal includes an introduction, problem statement, scope, objectives, methodology, Gantt chart, tools/languages to be used, and conclusion. It provides details on building a website that allows customers to shop online, maintain their account, and check order statuses. Development will use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL and tools like Dreamweaver and Photoshop.
Welcome to Lesson 1 in Getting Started with SimilarWeb PRO - Website Analysis. This lesson will focus on understanding your competitive landscape to learn how you stack up against the competition.
Web analytics involves collecting data on visitor behavior on a website to analyze where visitors came from, what content they engaged with, and how the website experience can be improved. It provides key metrics like visits, pageviews, conversion rates, and referrers to understand traffic sources and optimize the site. Understanding web analytics helps businesses improve promotional campaigns, design effective websites, and increase revenue through higher conversions.
Dr. Guiseppe Getto discusses the importance of user experience (UX) for digital products and services. He outlines how to create a UX strategy blueprint with sections for challenges, aspirations, focus areas, guiding principles, activities, and measurements. The strategy aims to achieve high customer satisfaction through an ongoing process of designing prototypes, testing them with users, and refining based on feedback. Regular design, test, and refine sessions should continue post-launch to maintain satisfaction. Tools mentioned include services for usability testing, rapid prototyping, and content strategy.
Jon Quinton discusses how to create a credible forecast for SEO traffic and revenue. He recommends using past organic traffic data, search volume trends, rankings, conversion rates, and average order values. A forecast should review seasonality, consider key upcoming events, estimate nominal monthly growth, and apply seasonality. The forecast should provide a range of results and clearly explain assumptions and caveats. Regular reviews are important to track progress and update goals.
Sofa.com SEO case study presented at SES London 2015 using SEO MonitorAnn Stanley
Search engine optimization (SEO) case study for sofa.com, presented at the SES London Conference February 2015.
Contains details on using the SEO Monitor tool and how this can reveal not provided Google organic keyphrases.
This document contains reviews and endorsements for the first and second editions of the book "eMarketing: The Essential Guide to Online Marketing" by Rob Stokes.
The reviews praise the book for being a well-written and essential guide to online marketing that covers all important concepts. They recommend it as both a study guide and reference manual for marketers. The contributors congratulate the authors for their work in compiling expertise and making it available to students and educators through an open license.
This is the last Web Analytics Wednesday for 2010. Again, thanks for all the support this year and we are looking forward to see everyone again in 2011. Hope everyone enjoy pulling out your smartphone and using QR Code to track offline media. Now if you open up any computer magazine, you should see more and more usage of QR Code. Normally it will be around the Apps Review section but most of them are not tracking any data.
The presentation is uploaded and you can look at that below. If you are interest to discuss more about how to track offline media, please do let me know as we need more data to prove this concept. Sorry we didn't take much photo that night as I cannot present and take photo at the same time.
AB testing, also known as split testing or bucket testing, involves testing two versions of a webpage element (A and B) and measuring a specific metric to determine which performs better. The document discusses how AB testing works by randomly distributing visitors to different page versions and measuring metrics like bounce rate and click-through rate. It also outlines the typical AB testing process of measuring performance, testing variations, evaluating results, and optimizing the best performing version. Benefits include measuring real user behavior, determining what drives conversions, and ability to test small differences with large traffic. Limitations include needing clearly defined goals and fully implemented designs to test.
Only a fifth of online businesses is satisfied with the conversion on their websites and apps!* One fifth, which is why smart businesses have started thinking beyond just the A/B Testing and making Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) an integral part of their digital strategy.
Join us on August 26th, 2021 for a unique roundtable discussion, where we dispel a few myths about A/B testing and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO). You get to hear from industry leaders and conversion experts on how to drive more holistic and user-centric Conversion Rate Optimization for your digital business.
As an attendee, not only, you get a chance to experience our ‘Performing CRO Program’ first-hand, but get a select-only assessment of your digital assets at no cost!
Agenda:
- Thinking Beyond A/B Testing
- How CRO initiatives paved the path to Royal Enfield's success
- Fullerton's Customer-Centric CRO Best Practices!
- A Quick Glance into Tatvic’s Performing CRO Program
- CRO Maturity Framework
- Q&A
Google Analytics for Miva Merchant TeaserChad Austin
Here's a teaser preview of the Google Analytics training I'm making for employees and store owners. I'm working hard to have this done by the middle of next month. Stay tuned.
• Getting started with Google Analytics
• Principles of website conversion tracking and understanding what’s driving results
• Getting to grips with the interface
• Conversion and Goal tracking. Get useful data on the things that matter the most to your business
• Acquisition – what drives traffic
• Behaviour – what visitors do on your site
Google Analytics has come a long way in the last 12 months. Learn what new features now make Google Analytics a truly Powerful, Flexible, and Intelligent measurement tool.
How To Build a Winning Conversion Optimization StrategyVWO
[VWO Webinar]: Getting your prospects to pay attention to your website is essential whether you’re running an eCommerce brand or generating leads for your sales team. So it's imperative to have a killer conversion optimization strategy in place to drive growth.
Watch VWO and Ladder sharing conversion rate optimization insights on:
How to craft a CRO strategy with structured hypotheses
How to make use of both technical best practices and
data-driven marketing
Leveraging data to identify the weakest point in your funnel
Your ideal CRO Toolkit - tools you need for optimization
Building a framework of priorities - knowing what to test/implement first
Measure Your Way to Success by Sephora's former Dir. of ProductProduct School
Product management is about creating change. Metrics are the guideposts that help us ensure that the changes we make are leading to the results we want. They let us forecast, provide early warning signals, and create incentives for action.
In this talk Meghan Cochran talked about designing good metrics, gaining alignment among a broad range of stakeholders, and communicating progress effectively. She discussed the trade-offs of looking at rates & ratios vs absolute numbers, and talked about funnels, cohorts, and other fascinating and exciting measures of success.
How to optimize the last mile of conversion with form analysisVWO
With this webinar, you can discover ways in which you can use VWO’s form analysis to get actionable insights about improving web forms and your overall conversion rate.
Metrics to Track Using Google Analytics for a SAAS companySimi Pam
Knowing what to track in your business is 100% as important as knowing that you ought to track your product usage. If you own an SAAS company, this will show you the five main metrics coupled along with the five main business principles you ought to follow. All done using google analytics.
SEO Forecasting and unlocking "not provided" keywords using SEO MonitorAnn Stanley
SEO Monitor is a new SEO tool that unlocks your "not provided" keyphrases by using your Google Webmaster tools/Search Console data and combining it with Analytics data.
In addition the tool has a brilliant dashboard for viewing current keyphrase rankings, versus search volumes, difficulty scores, as well as a Visibility Score for a group of keyphrases. It also allows you to view your rankings and Visibility Score as compared to your competitors.
Once you have used the tool for your keyphrase research (savings hours of work) you can then predict the increase in traffic for your target group of keyphrases over a project duration of typically 12-18 months.
This document discusses A/B testing and provides guidance on how to implement it. It begins by explaining that A/B testing involves comparing two versions of the same marketing element, like a button or headline, to determine which performs better. It then outlines the full A/B testing process, including choosing an element to test, writing a hypothesis, setting up the test, analyzing results, and making changes based on the winner. Examples of elements that can be tested on webpages, emails, social media, and more are also provided. The document emphasizes that consistency is key for successful A/B testing.
Google Analytics is a free web analytics service that provides statistics about visitors to websites. It was originally called Urchin and was acquired by Google in 2005. It allows users to track key metrics like number of visitors, traffic sources, and popular pages. While it provides sufficient analytics for most sites, it has limitations like only tracking visitors and not crawlers. Setting it up requires adding JavaScript tracking code to websites and connecting it to a Google account. Analytics can then be used to generate reports and gain insights to improve sites, especially important metrics for e-commerce sites like best selling products.
This document outlines a project proposal for an online shopping store website. The project is led by Arsalan Shafi with Osama Matlub as a member. The instructor is Mr. Renson Isaac from the Computer Science Department. The proposal includes an introduction, problem statement, scope, objectives, methodology, Gantt chart, tools/languages to be used, and conclusion. It provides details on building a website that allows customers to shop online, maintain their account, and check order statuses. Development will use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL and tools like Dreamweaver and Photoshop.
Welcome to Lesson 1 in Getting Started with SimilarWeb PRO - Website Analysis. This lesson will focus on understanding your competitive landscape to learn how you stack up against the competition.
Web analytics involves collecting data on visitor behavior on a website to analyze where visitors came from, what content they engaged with, and how the website experience can be improved. It provides key metrics like visits, pageviews, conversion rates, and referrers to understand traffic sources and optimize the site. Understanding web analytics helps businesses improve promotional campaigns, design effective websites, and increase revenue through higher conversions.
Dr. Guiseppe Getto discusses the importance of user experience (UX) for digital products and services. He outlines how to create a UX strategy blueprint with sections for challenges, aspirations, focus areas, guiding principles, activities, and measurements. The strategy aims to achieve high customer satisfaction through an ongoing process of designing prototypes, testing them with users, and refining based on feedback. Regular design, test, and refine sessions should continue post-launch to maintain satisfaction. Tools mentioned include services for usability testing, rapid prototyping, and content strategy.
Jon Quinton discusses how to create a credible forecast for SEO traffic and revenue. He recommends using past organic traffic data, search volume trends, rankings, conversion rates, and average order values. A forecast should review seasonality, consider key upcoming events, estimate nominal monthly growth, and apply seasonality. The forecast should provide a range of results and clearly explain assumptions and caveats. Regular reviews are important to track progress and update goals.
Sofa.com SEO case study presented at SES London 2015 using SEO MonitorAnn Stanley
Search engine optimization (SEO) case study for sofa.com, presented at the SES London Conference February 2015.
Contains details on using the SEO Monitor tool and how this can reveal not provided Google organic keyphrases.
This document contains reviews and endorsements for the first and second editions of the book "eMarketing: The Essential Guide to Online Marketing" by Rob Stokes.
The reviews praise the book for being a well-written and essential guide to online marketing that covers all important concepts. They recommend it as both a study guide and reference manual for marketers. The contributors congratulate the authors for their work in compiling expertise and making it available to students and educators through an open license.
This is the last Web Analytics Wednesday for 2010. Again, thanks for all the support this year and we are looking forward to see everyone again in 2011. Hope everyone enjoy pulling out your smartphone and using QR Code to track offline media. Now if you open up any computer magazine, you should see more and more usage of QR Code. Normally it will be around the Apps Review section but most of them are not tracking any data.
The presentation is uploaded and you can look at that below. If you are interest to discuss more about how to track offline media, please do let me know as we need more data to prove this concept. Sorry we didn't take much photo that night as I cannot present and take photo at the same time.
This month we have invited Edmund Lee CEO & Founder of k-martix Hong Kong. Edmund is in charging the overall company direction and development. Over 10 years experiences on digital intelligence development. He earned his Computer Science degree in Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
k-matrix is a digital intelligence solution company based in Hong Kong. Their objective is to enable and to provide best and cutting edge digital intelligence solutions which assist companies in adapting the new version of the Internet and gain the most digital communication and marketing benefits and insights from the fast growing e-community.
k-matrix also established development team in Shenzhen since 2007. The team is currently focusing in software development and support for both China and Hong Kong customers and partners.
As Social Media is growing rapidly in the past few years, there is a need not only to monitor the impact but also understanding how to measure the effectiveness of Social Media Marketing. There are many tools and methods that taking the first step to capture these data. So what tools we can leverage and how we can justify the effectiveness of Social Media? We are going to discuss in more details on how to track the data and share your ideas on how we these data can be more relevant to your business.
In Hong Kong, email marketing is still a very important channel so tracking email conversion is very important. This month we have invited Emarsys to talk about email marketing analytics.
This document provides an agenda and information about a talk on measuring Facebook. The agenda includes a reception, updates on the Hong Kong WAW group, a presentation on "Facebook? How to measure it?", and a question and answer session. The presentation will discuss Facebook statistics in Hong Kong, ways to leverage Facebook pages, applications, advertisements, sharing and connect features, and metrics to analyze like fans, interactions, demographics and page views. It will also cover choosing the right analytics tool and a workaround to implement Google Analytics tracking on Facebook pages.
This month we have invited John Man (Senior Enterprise Account Manager -- Hong Kong & South East Asia) & Louis Ngai (Solution Consultant Lead -- Greater China) from Omniture to our event.
Date: 29th September, 2010
Time: 19:00 -- 22:00
Speaker: John Man & Louis Ngai
Topic: Increase Conversion of Website
Introduction to ab_testing_for_marketing_optimizationTuristicae
This document provides an introduction to A/B testing for marketing optimization. It discusses how A/B testing, also known as split testing, can be used to compare different marketing variables and identify which performs better. The document recommends 10 guidelines for effective A/B testing, such as testing one variable at a time, measuring results as far down the funnel as possible, and setting up a control and treatment for accurate testing. It also explores what types of variables should be tested and provides examples of A/B testing case studies and best practices for running and evaluating tests. The overall document serves as a starting point for marketers looking to utilize A/B testing to improve marketing campaigns and optimize web pages, emails, and calls-to
Introduction to Conversion Optimization - Nelio A/B Testing for WordPressNelio Software
This document provides an introduction to A/B testing and conversion rate optimization for WordPress websites. It discusses how A/B testing works by comparing two versions of a site to see which performs better, and how almost any element that impacts visitor behavior can be tested, such as titles, images, buttons, and more. The document also outlines the process for A/B testing, including understanding the site, developing a hypothesis, creating alternatives, analyzing results, and repeating. It recommends tools for A/B testing in WordPress without using external software.
A/B testing is a user experience research methodology that involves randomized experiments comparing two variants (A and B) of a single variable, such as different page headlines or button text, to determine which performs better. The document discusses how A/B testing works by splitting traffic evenly between a control and variation, measuring which has a better conversion rate. It provides examples of elements that can be tested and outlines the typical A/B testing process of defining a hypothesis, testing it, analyzing results, and implementing changes or reworking hypotheses as needed based on data. The goal is to use testing to optimize websites and apps through data-driven decisions.
Let's make testing your new text and design ideas for your landing page as straightforward as possible. Our landing page and tracking template add the last piece to the growth marketing puzzle: A/B Testing with Google Optimize. Follow our step-by-step guide and upgrade your setup. You can show 50% of your visitors your new and hopefully better version of your landing page from here on out. Build-in reports will show you which version has a statistically significant higher conversion rate. Back up your intuition and creativity with data and build up your confidence to make the right choices. You'll be rewarded with lower cost-per-acquisitions and higher customer-lifetime-values, aka happier customers.
A/B testing involves comparing two versions of a web page (Version A and Version B) to determine which performs better. It directly compares a variation against the current experience to collect data on the impact of changes. A/B testing takes the guesswork out of optimization by enabling data-driven decisions. The process involves modifying a page to create a second version, then showing each version to half the traffic to measure which has a better conversion rate.
Analytics Academy 2017 Presentation SlidesHarvardComms
The document introduces A/B testing and creating a culture of experimentation. It provides examples of A/B testing experiments conducted including comparing different page titles and formats. It discusses the benefits of A/B testing such as obtaining statistically validated results and inspiring organizational change by building a culture of experimentation.
How to Run Landing Page Tests On and Off Paid Social PlatformsVWO
Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring Mariate, Alexandra and Nima where we will unveil a comprehensive blueprint for crafting a successful paid media strategy focused on landing page testing.With escalating costs in paid advertising, understanding how to maximize each visitor’s experience is crucial for retention and conversion.
This session will dive into the methodologies for executing and analyzing landing page tests within paid social channels, offering a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights.
The Pearmill team will guide you through the nuances of setting up and managing landing page experiments on paid social platforms. You will learn about the critical rules to follow, the structure of effective tests, optimal conversion duration and budget allocation.
The session will also cover data analysis techniques and criteria for graduating landing pages.
In the second part of the webinar, Pearmill will explore the use of A/B testing platforms. Discover common pitfalls to avoid in A/B testing and gain insights into analyzing A/B tests results effectively.
This document provides information about paid search marketing and testing methodologies. It discusses whether to use an agency or manage paid search in-house, how to choose an agency, and key considerations like pricing structures. It also covers different types of testing like A/B and multivariate testing, how to plan and implement tests, and how to measure and report on results. Examples of landing page optimization tests are also included.
This document discusses experimentation and A/B testing. It provides an overview of what A/B testing is and how to effectively conduct experiments. Key points include:
- A/B testing involves comparing two variations of a webpage to see which performs better.
- To set up an experiment, you need analytics tools, a hypothesis to test, ways to create test variations, and metrics to analyze results.
- Case studies show how experiments can significantly impact goals like reducing returns or increasing signups.
- Platforms like Optimizely make experimentation easy for both technical and non-technical users.
Improve your content: The What, Why, Where and How about A/B Testingintrotodigital
A/B testing, also known as split testing, is a user experience research methodology where users are randomly split into two or more groups to see different versions of the same element. This presentation explains what is A/B testing, why you need it, where you can apply it and how to conduct an A/B test.
A/B testing involves showing two variants of a digital experience to different user groups and measuring which performs better according to key metrics. It is used to test hypotheses about how to improve user engagement and conversion rates. The process involves researching problems, developing hypotheses, creating alternatives, validating alternatives through testing, and then implementing the best performing version. Some best practices include focusing tests, using statistical analysis, controlling for external factors, and collecting user feedback. Common areas to conduct A/B tests include websites, apps, search, ecommerce, and APIs. Popular A/B testing tools vary in features and pricing.
Website Optimization Without a Committee: Using Testing to Make DecisionsEarthbound Media Group
Hospital marketers today are spending more of their advertising budgets to drive traffic to their websites. However, research shows they are converting only 2 percent to 3 percent of visitors into actual patients. Learn how to use online automated testing, instead of a committee, to make informed changes to your website that will improve performance, engage users, and boost ROI for your online marketing initiatives.
Download Invesp’s The Essentials of Multivariate & AB TestingDuy, Vo Hoang
We highly recommend that you implement the different ideas in this blog post through AB testing. Use the guide to conduct AB testing and figure out which of these ideas in the article works for your website visitors and which don’t. Download Invesp’s “The Essentials of Multivariate & AB Testing” now to start your testing program on the right foot.
Testing Is Not CRO But It’s Still Darn ImportantAffiliate Summit
This presentation is from Affiliate Summit East 2015 (August 2-4, 2015 in New York, NY). Session description: Testing has hit the mainstream, but when something is popular - bad habits form. In this session you’ll learn when you should test, what to test, and how to construct a winning optimization campaign.
You should test that: How to use A/B testing in product designKelley Howell
This document discusses user experience (UX) testing, specifically A/B testing. It provides an overview of A/B testing, including that it involves creating two versions of a page and splitting traffic between them to see how users interact. The document outlines why testing is important, different types of testing tools, considerations for running a successful A/B test such as defining goals and metrics, and examples of famous A/B tests. It stresses that testing takes time and one should not expect overnight results.
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The document outlines the steps for implementing an effective web analytics methodology, including defining goals, implementing tracking, analyzing data, optimizing based on insights, and continually measuring results. It also discusses selecting web analytics tools, customizing tracking, combining metrics and segmentation, and establishing governance for an analytics project. The presentation agenda includes an overview of why websites need analytics and group activities for networking.
The document summarizes a meeting for the Hong Kong Web Analytics Wednesday group. The meeting agenda includes a reception from 19:00-19:30, introduction from 19:30-20:00, presentation on a new way to look at bounce rate from 20:00-21:00, and Q&A and networking from 21:00-22:00. The presentation will discuss analyzing bounce rate across six dimensions: design, product, development, blogging, deployment, and media. It provides examples of factors within the design dimension that can influence bounce rate, such as visual appeal, layout, content, navigation, compatibility, color, and page load times.
The document summarizes a meeting for the Hong Kong Web Analytics Wednesday group. The meeting agenda includes a reception from 19:00-19:30, introduction from 19:30-20:00, presentation on a new way to look at bounce rate from 20:00-21:00, and Q&A and networking from 21:00-22:00. The presentation will discuss analyzing bounce rate across six dimensions: design, product, development, blogging, deployment, and media. It provides examples of factors within the design dimension that can influence bounce rate, such as visual appeal, layout, content, navigation, compatibility, color, and page load times.
The document summarizes a Web Analytics Wednesday event in Hong Kong on January 27, 2010. The event included a reception from 19:00-19:30, an introduction from 19:30-20:00, a presentation on a new way to look at bounce rate from 20:00-21:00, and a Q&A and networking session from 21:00-22:00. The presentation focused on analyzing bounce rate across six dimensions: design, product, development, blogging, deployment, and media. Specific factors discussed included visual appeal, layout, content, navigation, compatibility, color, images vs text vs animation, personalization, page load time, and code errors.
The document summarizes a meeting for the Hong Kong Web Analytics Wednesday group. The meeting agenda includes a reception from 19:00-19:30, introduction from 19:30-20:00, presentation on a new way to look at bounce rate from 20:00-21:00, and Q&A and networking from 21:00-22:00. The presentation will discuss analyzing bounce rate across six dimensions: design, product, development, blogging, deployment, and media. It provides examples of factors within the design dimension that can influence bounce rate, such as visual appeal, layout, content, navigation, compatibility, color, and page load times.
The document summarizes a meeting for the Hong Kong Web Analytics Wednesday group. The meeting agenda includes a reception from 19:00-19:30, introduction from 19:30-20:00, presentation on a new way to look at bounce rate from 20:00-21:00, and Q&A and networking from 21:00-22:00. The presentation will discuss analyzing bounce rate across six dimensions: design, product, development, blogging, deployment, and media. It provides examples of factors within the design dimension that can influence bounce rate, such as visual appeal, layout, content, navigation, compatibility, color, and page load times.
12. B is the new design. You divide your website traffic between the two versions and measure their performance using metrics that you define as your business objective (conversion rate, sales, bounce rate, etc.)
33. Don’t let your gut feeling overrule test results. The winners in A/B tests are often surprising or unintuitive. Your goal with the test is a better conversion rate, so don’t reject the results because of your personal judgment.