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Creating Customer-Centric Web SitesFebruary 04, 2010 in The Social Retailer |
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Logaholic Web AnalyticsIndependent, objective, accurate statistics that you control |
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OneupwebPay Per Click Advertising |
Comment to: Split Testing Can Increase Conversion Rates Split testing will definitely increase your ecommerce conversion rate -- if you test the right things. Check out this case study of how BabyAge.com increased sales by 22% with a Product Page template split test: http://www.widerfunnel.com/proof/c... |
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Comment to: Pay-per-click Advertising: Try The Home Page For A Landing Page I think this might occasionally work in the case of sites that have a pretty high level of focus. For example, if you sell candles online, taking a visitor to a homepage might work well, but I hardly think it would do the job if you have a broad ... |
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Comment to: Cart of the Week: Volusion As a web marketer who promotes 3 sites that use volution, I can say that they have some serious weaknesses as well as their strengths, the biggest strength is the all in one functionality , CRM, payment integration and general ease of setting up a... |
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Comment to: Web Conversion Strategy: When Design Dominates Here is another paper by Dr. Ronny Kohavi (former Amazon head of Data-mining who now works for Microsoft) that would be useful for both developers & designers: The full paper can be downloaded from here: "Practical Guide to Control... |
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Comment to: Email Marketing: Split Testing Improves Results “Up to 191 Percent” Great article - split testing definitely seems worthwhile. If you want to read more about e-mail testing, check out this guide: Eroi.com/eroi-email-marketing-study-trends-use-of-email-analytics/ |
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Comment to: Monitor “Bounce Rates” to Improve Conversion Ratios Monitoring of Bounce Rate (amongst many other factors) is critical - good piece on the topic. As you suggested - the "Analyse, Modify, Review" cycle (ideally using Split Testing) is the only way to achieve good performance. |
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Comment to: Four Ways to Increase Conversion Rates "On average, 45 percent of online shoppers who place items in a shopping cart will abandon those items without finishing the purchasing process, according to survey data from comScore and PayPal." That's why it's so important to maximize the doll... |
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