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Do these hundreds of lines of externally loaded Javascript code impact how fast a page loads? By how much? And what impact does this have on user engagement and retention?
This is what my colleagues and I set out to understand.
Perhaps you’ve seen the movie, “A Christmas Story?”
If you haven’t seen this holiday comedy, which I highly recommend, let me at least tell you that the movie contains a subplot in which the main character jumps through hoops and exercises great patience, only to end up highly annoyed and disappointed thanks to the realities of marketing. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Here’s a tale of our own disappointment—and how we turned it around.
We recently redesigned and personalized Optimizely’s homepage to reflect our focus on an account-based strategy; and while we were thrilled with what we were able to accomplish in the project, we wanted to quantify the impact.
For those of you out there who are wondering—does ABM drive results? Is a website personalization initiative worth it? We’re going to share our findings and what we’ve learned.
We recently took on the project of redesigning and personalizing the Optimizely homepage. The time had come to move from a single ‘average best’ experience to a best possible version tailored to unique visitors. In this post, we’ll show you why and what types of experiences we’re serving to our audiences.
Dale Carnegie is one of the world’s premiere training companies, offering personal development courses for business, career and life. When they asked Americaneagle.com to help improve their lead generation, we had the perfect solution – a split testing program focused on their main lead gen pages. We used split testing to scientifically validate our various test hypothesis in a controlled way and achieved significant increases in new leads. Here’s how…
Ever-changing consumer preferences and online shopping behaviors present a challenge that many leading retail businesses are tackling with optimization strategies.
In light of today’s kick-off at eTail West, we’re sharing 5 retail case studies from Revolve, Sony, Trunk Club, Blu Dot, and Smartwool that reveal how retailers are using Optimizely to increase revenue and e-commerce conversion rate.
As many travel professionals gear up for Phocuswright next week, we’re sharing a few of our favorite travel conversion optimization case studies from Optimizely customers. Be inspired and enjoy!
As the following case studies reveal, there are huge wins to be had from thinking big and being open to questioning the status quo. There are also important revelations lurking in smaller tests that can point the way to a major redesign. And sometimes testing is the only way to find true north amidst the chaos and confusion of major changes.
Do you have something you want to sell? Do you have users? If you answered yes to both these questions, then you probably have to get your users through some kind of a funnel.
That’s tough. When we set out to do this for a financial services company recently, we thought we knew a lot already (after all, this company had already achieved product-market fit). But what we learned surprised us.
How do you create a world-leading optimization team? One that you can trust to consistently deliver ROI year after year? Dedicated internal CRO teams are becoming increasingly common within businesses. As more and more companies adopt the testing culture, they start to ask the same questions:
– Where should we start testing?
– What happens when tests start losing?
– Is there an “optimization ceiling”? When is it reached?
– How do you prove a testing program’s value over time?
