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BUSINESS FIRST APPROACH
• Guides you through a labyrinth • You will spend more than you planned to • If you’ve got plans for later, cancel them • You probably don’t rush back
CUSTOMER FIRST APPROACH
• No queues, cashiers or need for cash • ‘Zero friction’ approach - it’s at your convenience • You’ll most likely make frequent visits
Analytics is a starting point at showing what is a problem but not why.1
There is an assumption that competitors or industry leaders are doing things right.2
Although data is a good starting point, assumptions are often made about the solution.3
What’s the problem?
Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts
can be counted.
(Albert Einstein)
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When in doubt, test it out.
This is the time to leave egos behind and see what potential customers care about.
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1 Formative assessment
Remote user testingParticipants are in their natural environment, using screen-sharing software. Great in terms of speed and cost.
Moderated user testingModerated sessions give you more control. You can keep participants on task to meet the goals of the study. Great for thorough & regional insight.
1 Summative assessment
A/b testingWhere user testing allows you to form ideas based on feedback, a/b testing allows you to validate them based on real user interactions.
Actions
Finding your conversion rate
÷ unique visitorsForm submit
SalesRegistrations
Phone calls
×10,000
250,000100
10,000,000
5,000
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Identify audience or segments
Language
Arabic version
Pages/Session Avg. Session
2.5 00:01:55
English version 5.5 00:04:54
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Case study Increasing product sales
Respect the visitors context
‘Engaging’ isn’t always positive
Leverage social proof
UPLIFT
15%
Increasing phone calls
Challenge assumptions
Targeting multiple visitor segments
Customer preference is clear
UPLIFT
170%
Case study
of users are unlikely to return to a mobile site they had trouble
61%You can’t afford to sit around and do nothing. You’re literally harming your business by not respecting your potential customers
A problem shared is a problem halved.
Don’t test in isolation. Collaboration brings out the best ideas.
google.com/forms
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Before rolling up your sleeves to solve a problem, look at the data to see if the effort is justified.
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Search…
Is there a problem?Establish if there’s a pain point first. Customer feedback, user testing and competitor benchmarking can help.
1 Is it a priority?Have a look at the analytics. Is there actually an issue? How does search influence conversions?
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StrategisePlan how you can introduce a/b testing to your team. Early on, quick wins can help with buy in.
1 Get startedThe tools are more accessible than ever. Do some research and look at launching your first test.
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ConsultationIf you want the best results. work with experts and learn from them. You’ll save time in the long run
3 Get trainingCoaching or training is a quick way to develop your own skills. Reading blog posts will only get you so far.
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User testing is a goldmine for customer insight and ideasA/b test to find out what ideas actually work best for your customers
Agility is your friendMake small and frequent changes
There isn’t one perfect solutionDon’t be scared to innovate or get inspiration from other industries
Key lessons