I am in the process of putting together a buyer’s guide for a/b testing tools and service providers. I am looking to get additional feedback beyond my experience with the tools and the experiences of my close friends and clients. Would you please take 2 minutes to complete the following survey? Loading…
Being able to share a great success you have is a nice thing, but it is even better when you have the opportunity to share your students’ successes. Over the last couple of years I have seen my students shine writing for publications such as ClickZ, speaking at conferences, generating and publishing interesting research about personas, and of course getting remarkable results for themselves or for clients. I am sure you would love to know the secret to their success? I went back…
What is it like to get a Master’s Certification in Conversion Optimization? Someone from Spain asked me what it was like to take my MarketMotive Marketing & Conversion Optimization master certification course. I put him in touch with a recent graduate who was also from Spain. It’s not the first time I’ve been asked, so his response is worth sharing with you . I provided a translated version first and then the original Spanish version so you can read it…
Last column I shared the following test, which I found “in the wild” and asked readers to identify the variables. Hoping that instead of testing all the variables you could narrow it down to the most meaningful variables so that you minimize the time and resources needed to complete the test. Depending on how you want to define your variables, these two pages have around a dozen changes. Here is my list: Layout orientation. As I mentioned last time,…
Is yours the typical company launching 2-5 tests a month, struggling to eke out more from your marketing optimization program, and wasting critical marketing resources of your team and website traffic? That’s the result of not focusing in on the Big Idea! How much should you be testing? A mid-size company can easily handle 30-50 tests a month. The reason most companies never get there is because they waste so many cycles on what I call “slice & dice” optimization…