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40% of mobile web visitors will choose another option if a website isn’t mobile-friendly. Your visitors have choices, and won’t hesitate bouncing if your mobile experience isn’t useful and friendly. This makes it crucial for you to optimize your mobile landing pages for conversions.
Newsrooms set themselves up for success when they find ways to uncover—and take action on—specific metrics that can help them increase site engagement and, in turn, drive revenue. But what are some ways to do that?
Learn which content experiences drive results for digital publishers and five ideas to increase reader engagement.
Running campaigns specific to time-sensitive or planned events are an effective product marketing and growth hacking tactic for two reasons. They’re an opportunity to drive high volumes of targeted traffic and they provide an ideal setting to run a/b tests on offers, messaging, images, colors, onboarding, and more.
Once you’ve identified your target events, follow these five steps for running a fully-optimized event-specific campaign to drive more traffic and conversions!
You wouldn’t buy a TV commercial on a channel with no viewers, or a billboard facing a road with no passersby, would you? By the same logic, chances are that you probably wouldn’t spend money on a digital ad that would never be seen. While common sense might suggest that this is true, according to Google, only 50% of display ads on publishers’ sites are actually considered “viewable”. Here are four tips to help publishers optimize for viewability.
Email newsletters help your brand stay top of mind with your readers and customers. They bring people back to your site regularly and keep people engaged/informed on the topic you write about. In order to reap the benefits of a newsletter, people need to sign up to receive it. We have aggregated a list of ideas (some known, some hidden gems) to increase newsletter signups, optimize your email signup forms and emails, and ultimately grow your subscriber list.
Good ideas are the foundation of our work as optimizers. The source doesn’t matter — whether it comes from our heads, a user testing session or our website analytics — as much as the quality. Instead of one-off ideas, we need to equip ourselves with scalable strategies for brainstorming effective A/B tests. Hiten Shah, founder CrazyEgg, co-founder of KISSMetrics joined #optichat to discuss tactics for running effective A/B tests.
Here’s a recap of the questions, answers from Hiten and the #optichat community.
As every online retailer knows, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the busiest shopping days of the year. Using A/B testing and CRO to improve your e-commerce site is the key to maximizing your sales during these retail holidays.
Here at Optimizely we have the opportunity to work with some of the top e-commerce companies in the world, including Sony, Microsoft, Asics, Trunk Club, and Spreadshirt. Over the years they have run hundreds of A/B tests on their sites to increase sales and conversions and they’ve shared many of their learnings & insights with us.
Are visual design and A/B testing a match made in heaven, or the best of frenemies? We’re on a mission to bring designers and optimizers closer together, so they can produce visually delightful experiences that also convert. Welcome back to our blog series, Design Principles you Should A/B Test.
This week, I sat down with Optimizely Communication Designer Jon Saquing to learn about focal points in visual design, and how you can use them to create delightful experiences.
Design principles are excellent candidates for A/B testing hypotheses and are instruments for developing winning experiment variations based on proven design theory.
With that, let’s talk about one principle you can test right now: color contrast. To get the scoop on this design principle, we chatted with Jeff Zych, Optimizely’s Design Manager.
While low-cost retail leaders like Amazon dominate online retail, a race to the bottom can seem like the only way to keep up. After all, Time reports that Amazon owns 23% of online retail market share. The world of e-commerce is a hyper-competitive space.
A/B testing three key areas, pricing, product pages, and product recommendations is pivotal to stay competitive today. This blog post aims to get other online retailers caught up on these three aspects. Let’s jump into the specifics to see the impact optimization can have for online retailers.
