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Conversion Optimization SPECIAL OFFER: Upgrade this ebook with O’Reilly Advance Praise for Conversion Optimization Preface
How Should You Read This Book? Who Should Read This Book? Who Should Not Read This Book? About the Examples in This Book If You Like (or Don’t Like) This Book How to Contact Us Safari® Books Online Acknowledgments
1. The Journey from Clicks to Sales
Converting Visitors to Buyers Landing Pages Fifteen Years of Change
You Must Market Your Site Once Visitors Arrive, Convert
Conversion Rates
Calculating Conversion Rates Conversion Rate Averages
What You Can Accomplish
Can You Really Achieve a Double-Digit Conversion Rate? The Numbers Game
2. The Numbers Behind Your Website
Macro Conversions Key Performance Indicators
Common KPIs for Ecommerce Websites Common KPIs for Lead Generation Websites Common KPIs for Content Websites Common KPIs for Subscription Websites
Micro Conversions Building Budgets for Ecommerce Sites with Conversion Rates
How Much Should the Company Spend per Click? How Does the Campaign Conversion Rate Impact Profitability? What Is the Minimum Conversion Rate for a Campaign to Not Lose Any Money?
Lifetime Value (LTV) of a Customer Budgeting for Lead Generation Sites Monetization Models and Conversion Rates Bounce Rate
What Is Your Real Bounce Rate?
Exit Rate
Calculating Bounce and Exit Rates Using Exit Rate to Determine Where to Start the Optimization Process What Is an Acceptable Exit Rate for a Page? Bounce and Exit Rates in Offline Sales Time Spent on a Page/Site
Quality of Traffic (Visitors)
Traffic Sources
Social media sites
Traffic Medium Keywords Ad Copy Is Your Data Statistically Significant?
Resources
3. Getting to Know Your Customers: Developing Personas
What Are Personas? Benefits of Personas Market Segmentation Versus Persona Development A Case Against Personas Back to the Basics: Creating Customer Profiles
Field and Usability Studies
Brief History of the Four Temperaments The Four Temperaments and Personas
Logical Persona (Guardian) Impulsive Persona (Artisan) Caring Persona (Idealist) Aggressive Persona (Rational)
Putting It All Together Your Website from a Different Perspective Personas and Copy Adjusting Your Selling Process Through Personas
4. From Confidence to Trust
Value Proposition
Defining Your Value Proposition Value Proposition Matrix
Continuity
How Do You Maintain Continuity in Online Advertising? Typical Problems When Maintaining Continuity
Congruency Social Proof Membership/Professional Organizations or Affiliations External Reputation Design Aspects
Functionality and Usability
Site navigation Placing elements in the right place
Other Design Factors
5. Understanding the Buying Stages
Deciphering the Buying Stages Online
Need Recognition Information Search
Buying guides and wizards Self-actualization Need identification
Evaluation of Alternatives
Evaluation of alternatives: The search for a VoIP system Searching for alternatives: Differentiate or die Back to basics You should be selling more than products How can you stand out from the competition? Focusing on product benefits
Purchase Post-Purchase Evaluation
Complexity of the Product and the Buying Funnel
6. FUDs
The Buying Decision and FUDs Getting “Personal” with FUDs
Fears
Site errors and 404 errors Long forms with too many unnecessary fields Security Browser compatibility
Uncertainties
Bounce-around effect Visitors’ inability to locate the call(s) to action Widgets and tools
Doubts
Discount codes
7. Appealing with Incentives
What Are Incentives? Incentives Versus Value Proposition Positioning Incentives
Membership-Only Stores Bundled Prices Freebie Marketing
Using freebie marketing online to increase conversion
Buy One, Get One Free
Behavioral Incentives
Tracking Customer Behaviors Abandoned Cart Incentives
How to Apply Incentives Additional Tips for Using Incentives
8. Engagement
Measuring the Effectiveness of Engagement
Internal Metrics External Metrics
Social Media
Blogs Forums Facebook Twitter
Customer Reviews
Negative Reviews Are Important
Cross-Sells and Upsells
Upsells Versus Cross-Sells Placing Cross-Sells and Upsells
Product page Shopping cart page
Customer Feedback Tools Informational Videos Virtual Closets Virtual Help
9. Testing: The Voice of Visitors
The Basics of Testing
A/B Tests Multivariate Tests What Type of Test Should You Conduct?
Creating a Successful Test
Test Hypotheses Length of Time to Complete an Experiment
Forty-Nine Things You Can Test on Your Website
The Basic Website Elements
1. The header 2. The tagline 3. The search box 4. Site navigation 5. Hero images 6. Supporting images 7. Testimonials 8. Video spokesperson 9. Lead generation forms 10. Distraction test
FUD Tests
11. Privacy 12. Satisfaction guaranteed 13. Social proof
General Layout Tests
14. Above the fold 15. Below the fold 16. The visitor’s view of your page 17. The call to action
The Copy
18. Effective copy
The Headline
19. Pleasing versus painful headlines 20. Appealing headlines 21. Easy and timesaving headlines 22. Curiosity headlines 23. “Just the facts” headlines
The Lead Sentence
24. An engaging lead
Product Pages
25. Micro and macro conversions 26. Product page images 27. Product descriptions 28. Product reviews 29. Add-to-cart buttons 30. Cross-sells and upsells 31. Pricing 32. Product availability 33. When can I have it? 34. Bundled shipping costs 35. Navigation after clicking the add-to-cart button
The Cart Page and the Checkout Process
36. Shipping options and pricing 37. Assurance center 38. Cart page layout 39. Update and delete buttons on the cart page 40. Side navigation 41. Payment options 42. Cart page and multiple checkout paths 43. Presenting different payment options 44. Continue shopping button 45. Proceed to checkout button 46. Steps in the checkout process 47. Allowing visitors to check out as guests 48. The bounce-around effect 49. Usability testing
10. Be Iterative
When Conversion Optimization Succeeds When Conversion Optimization Fails
Poor Resource Planning Platform Limitations Poor Expectations The Guessing Game Brute Force Testing Follow-up Experiments
The Upward Spiral
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