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The prospect's problem was written by Dr. Flint McGlaughlin , the founder of MECLABS, who pioneered behavioral testing on the web in the early 1990's. It is taught in his Email Messaging Optimization course . If you are interested in the course get in touch with us. We may be able to get you a coupon: jasper@TheConversionWizards.com The Prospect’s Protest (A Problem) 1. I am not a target; I am a person: Don’t market Read more
Looking to make some money online? You’d do well to heed this timeless advice from David Ogilvy on avoiding the “cult of creativity”. Although Ogilvy is often associated with flashy Madison Avenue style advertising, he began his career as a door-to-door salesman, followed by a stint in direct-response marketing. His best-seller campaigns for brands can be largely attributed to this background. Read more
In this post, we share a CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) case study from Protalus, one of the fastest growing footwear companies in the world. They make an insole that corrects the mis-alignment suffered by roughly 85% of the population. Mis-alignment is the cause of most back, knee and foot pain. Back pain alone is estimated to be worth $100 billion a year. Summary • We (with Protalus’ team) increased direct sale Read more
Background & Testing Goal: When it comes to soliciting charitable donations, there are certain assumed industry “best practices.” One belief is people will donate more if given the freedom to select their own donation amount. A previously conducted donation study by the charitable organization, Oxfam, examined this idea and found interesting results. As an experienced testing team WWF, Read more
Summary In this case study we show how we used research-driven CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) techniques to increase lead conversion rate by 79% for China Expat Health, a lead generation company. The mobile site view on the left labeled ‘before’ is the control ( ‘A’ version) while that on the right labeled ‘after’ is the optimized page (‘B’ version). We Read more
