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Conversion Rate Optimisation Blog Posts
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- 29th Sep 2011
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New London Google Office - Learn with Google Day
You know you are working in digital marketing when you are actually excited about visiting the Google office. Well, that was me this morning, especially as they have just moved their London office to a brand new building near High Holborn. It’s so new I can even forgive Google for not having it on Google Maps – I’m just bitter because Google maps led me to a small theatre near Covent Garden… -
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- 31st Aug 2011
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Why You Should Measure All of Your Goals in an A/B Test
Google Website Optimiser is suitable for reporting on the statistics of one specific goal for your average A/B test, however it’s highly likely that any tests you’re running will affect other conversions you’ve set up on your website. The guide below will show you how and why to view all of your goals from each test variation page. -
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- 19th Dec 2011
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Optimising Your Site for iPads and Tablets
One of my favourite gadgets is my iPad, I love working on it or generally just surfing the web. Unfortunately one of the gripes I have about using it is the seemingly endless number of sites out there that are poorly optimised for tablets. -
- Analytics
- 28th Jun 2011
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How to Use Advanced Segments To Analyse Your Website Traffic
Google Analytics have a nifty little feature called Advanced Segments that, simply put, allows you to group your data based on a wide variety of factors. By grouping the data you can analyse different segments more closely.This post is going to take us through the kinds of segments you can use and how to get the most out of the advanced segments. There is so much scope with advanced segments that if you haven’t used them before you will hopefully be brimming with ideas by the time you’ve read this post.
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- Analytics
- 16th Apr 2012
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15 Ways to Sell or Promote your Products Online
If you run a large ecommerce website or just sell products online in your spare time at home, there have never been a greater number of places to promote or even sell your products online. -
- Analytics
- 20th Jun 2011
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Website Testing Opportunity #2: Call to Action Button
Last time I looked at surrounding you point-of-action or call-to-action with assurances to help convince visitors to act on it. This month I want to look at examples of the actual call-to-action button. -
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- 20th Jan 2012
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15 Conversion Rate Optimisation Tips for Contact Pages
For small business websites that are not necessarily selling products or providing any sort of online service, then the most important aspect of the website will be the contact page. Finding your contact details or filling in a contact form should be an easy and straightforward process for the user.Many websites adopt the tactic of placing a telephone number and email address at the top or side bar of every page on their website. This is a great way to provide quick access for visitors to get in touch and to reassure them that if they have any questions, you are available to chat.
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- Analytics
- 18th Nov 2011
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The Importance of Conversion Rate Optimisation
What is Conversion Rate Optimisation?Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) is the process of improving the ratio of conversions to traffic on a website. For example if your website is receiving 1,000 visitors per month and 10 of them buy your product, you have a conversion rate of 1%. Using CRO, one would look to steadily improve the conversion rate, without specifically looking to develop inbound traffic.
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- Analytics
- 17th Nov 2011
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5 Ways To Generate More eCommerce Conversions This Christmas
With the amount of Christmas online spending continuing to grow each year and the competition in the search results being at its most intense, what can you do to make sure you increase your sales and take a bigger slice of that Christmas spend? -
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- 8th Aug 2011
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What is the Fold on a Website and Why Does it Matter?
One aspect of a good website design and resulting conversion rate is to make sure your website’s most critical information and actions are placed in a visible location (without scrolling) when a user comes to your website. I will explain where this is and how its helps improve the return from your website. -
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- 26th Apr 2011
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Four Design Principles for Your Website Design
With millions of websites on the internet offering us a wealth of information on all subject matters, how do you make yours stand out and capture the attention of visitors? The answer is layout and design.
