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Analyze 6 Elements to Land Better Conversion Rates
It’s impossible to predict what is going to work best on an email, landing page, or website. Thus, the need for A/B testing.” This presentation covers each of six areas in detail to test in every email and landing page.
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Chris Dayley, owner of SmartCRO, says, “I’ve run over 1,000 A/B tests. And one thing that has become glaringly obvious to me is that it’s impossible to predict what is going to work best on an email, landing page, or website. Thus, the need for A/B testing.” He offers six things to test in every email and landing page: value proposition, call to action, content, diversions, anxiety, and responsiveness. This presentation covers each of those six areas in detail. Read more
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