This is the final part of my series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new tested approach to web design, rather than guesswork and assumptions (if you’re late to the party, you can start at post one or wait for the eBook). From following the previous posts, you should […]
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Guest Post: Setting Up A/B Testing Correctly
Image courtesy of Mil8 My final post in my own series on the new testing approach to website design still has yet to move from my ‘to do’ list and onto the blog. So to fill the void, here’s a guest post from Corbo and how to run A/B tests correctly for higher conversions and more […]
How to Comply with the EU Cookie Law
Last week the EU’s ‘cookie consent‘ law came into force. This means all websites must now inform visitors whether they use cookies and, if so, how they can be switched off. If this is the first you’ve heard of it, you’re not alone. Most EU websites are probably breaking the law right now, but taking […]
Planetpro
Planetpro is a staffing solutions provider specialising in contractors for sales and marketing roles in hi-tech industries. It wanted to create a new website and brochure to update its branding and to reflect its modern, forward thinking approach to contractor recruitment: [custom_list style=”list-2″] The website copy needed to be punchy and concise, while also […]
Improving Website Conversion 6 – 9 Tried and Tested Changes that will Have a Big Impact on improving Your Website’s Conversion Rate
This is part 6 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions. By now you’ve identified your website’s leaks, gained insights from your customers, assessed how you can differentiate yourself from […]
Improving Website Conversion 5 – Give Your Website The Stamp of Third Party Approval
This is part 5 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions. In this day and age of marketing hype and hyperbole, it pays to be a bit cynical. And savvy […]
Improving Website Conversion 4 – How to stand out from the competition by listening to what customers are saying in social media
This is part 4 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions Rarely will new customers buy the first time they visit your website. Instead, they’ll browse to see what’s on […]
Improving Website Conversion 3 – How to Identify Why Your Website is Losing Customers
This is part 3 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions In my previous post, I showed you how to use Google Analytics to identify which pages are losing you […]
Improving Website Conversion 2 – How to identify the leaks that are costing you sales
This is part 2 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions The old approach to web design was a bit knee jerk. If your website wasn’t performing as well as […]
How to create wireframes of new pages which are more persuasive, believable and user-friendly
This is part 7 of an 8 part series on how to improve the conversion rate of your website using a new testing approach to web design, rather than the old way of guesswork and assumptions. All the testing, market research and analysis work you’ve done so far should have given you some ideas on […]