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Internet Marketing Conference 2009-05-27 Part five – Chris Goward

How to Use the Six Conversion Rate Factors to Lift Your ROI by Chris Goward, WiderFunnel
Conversion optimization is the art and science of scientifically testing layout and content changes to your website that maximize your leads and sales. Case studies from Rudder.com, ColonialCandle.com, and MerchantWarehouse.com using the WiderFunnel LIFT Model will illustrate how to profit from this proven process for continuous improvement.
Chris Goward, Cofounder and CEO of WiderFunnel Marketing, is one of the leading experts on website conversion rate optimization. Chris developed the Kaizen Method™ and LIFT Model™, which is taught at the University of Eastern Michigan Conversion Optimization course for creating top-performing landing pages and conversion funnels. He has helped lift conversion rates for companies such as Epson, Google, and SAP. His work has been published in Marketing Sherpa, Search Engine Watch, the Google blog, Search Engine Marketing Journal, and DM News. You’ll find him on Twitter at @chrisgoward.

I wasn’t sure what to write about Chris’s Keynote so here’s just my random notes for your information.

Conversation optimization

Value propostion
L.I.F.T
Relevance – how relevant is the result
Clarity- Visual and clarity
anxeity – what can casue that
Distruction – concentration

Example Rudder.com, a site that gives you Personal economic control for free.

Clarity – Tagline doesn’t the show the benefit
Headline doesn’t include keywords

Whats the Proment thing

Distractions – Animation if not tested, take it off

Subheads – Need to match headline

Many links makes distraction

A/B/n Testing – used to test the best design

Many read the caption under an Image first of all

Clustering testing

what about e-commerce

Value proposition

Clarity – don’t use too many categories

Uneven images – Makes a messy impression

Mixed links and inclickable head image

Anexiety – uneazy to find shipping informtion

Tips

  • Start with A/B/n testing before multivariate
  • Get the process right and you’ll get results (patiient needed)
  • Hypothesis generation is more valueable than "Tips"

Email to Chris.Goward@WiderFunnel.com for free whitepaper

 

Summary

Chris gave a very interesting keynote and I learnt a lot that I will implemate on my pages later on. The most important lesson learnt is to listen to the users, gather their impressions and adjust acoording to the input given by them. Another is to make your site as clare as possible, never let it have an messy impression. Design is an keyfactor to success.

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