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Let’s begin with the7 Principles of Conversion Centered Design
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as outlined by Oli Gardner (Unbounce) and Dan McGraw (KissMetrics)
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Attention RatioThis is the ratio of interactive elements (links) on a page vs. conversion goals (which is always one).
Basically, focus the user attention on one thing and one thing only!
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Conversion CouplingThis is the pre-click experience vs. the post-click landing experience.
Basically, make sure your ad design and message match - consistency is key!
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Contextual DesignPut the users experience into context with his/her environment.
Basically, make sure the experience, look and feel, makes contextual sense to the user.
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Congruent DesignEnsure all elements on your page align to produce a cohesive message.
Basically, all elements should work together, not against each other.
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ClarityCreate a simple, easily digestible and delightful experience.
Basically, make it dead simple for your users to understand.
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Credibility Use trust signals and be transparent. People need to trust your brand is ther going to give you anything.
Basically, add testimonials, social proof, etc.
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Conversion Continuance Find ways to gather an additional conversion. These ways can include kickback emails, thank you pages, registration confirmations, etc.
Basically, always be converting :)
A good CTA design should
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... be short and sweet
... describe what will happen when clicked
Examples
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CTA CTASupporting Statement
CTASupporting Statement
In action (a workshop)
Save my spotThere are a limited number of seats
A CTA can be
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... above the fold a.k.a. the five point punch
... below the fold a.k.a. page narrative
The Five Point Punch
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A descriptive headline1
A supporting sub-headline2
A brief statement that describes the benefits of the product or service
• Supportive bullet point• Another point• Another point
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The Five Point Punch
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A descriptive headline1
A supporting sub-headline2
A brief statement that describes the benefits of the product or service
• Supportive bullet point• Another point• Another point
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Supporting Statement4
The Five Point Punch
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THE FOLD
A descriptive headline1
A supporting sub-headline2
A brief statement that describes the benefits of the product or service
• Supportive bullet point• Another point• Another point
3 CTA5
Supporting Statement4
But, this doesn’t always work.
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Sometimes your audience needs more.
With a narrative that goes below the fold we can tell a compelling story to help achieve our goal.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
Hero1
*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
Hero1
Benefits2
*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
Hero1
Benefits2
Lower CTA3
*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
Hero1
Benefits2
Lower CTA3
Trust Building4*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
Long form page narrative
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In this example we tell the brand story in 5 panels.
Hero1
Benefits2
Lower CTA3
Trust Building4
Final CTA (form)5
*TIP: With page narrative consider adding more than one CTA throughout the page pushing the user to the main action.
We can test
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... headline copy
... CTA design and button copy
... form length and design
... page length
We can test
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... headline copy
... CTA design and button copy
... form length and design
... page length... etc
How do we decide what to test?We base it on insight gathered
from user feedback: surveys, live chat tools, heatmaps, etc.
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To perform an A/B test we need
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... at least 100+ unique visitors (for an MVT we need at least 10x this)
To perform an A/B test we need
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... at least 100+ unique visitors (for an MVT we need at least 10x this)
... to run the test for at least a week to gather sufficient data
Example
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The hypothesis By adding supportive bullet point below the headline, we’d see a lift in the number of click-throughs.
The outcome The B variant (the treatment page) produced a conversion lift of 28 per cent over the control page.
Example
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The hypothesis By adding supportive bullet point below the headline, we’d see a lift in the number of click-throughs.
The outcome The B variant (the treatment page) produced a conversion lift of 28 per cent over the control page.
Example
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Headline testIn this example we’re testing 2 headlines against each other. The hypothesis for testing the secondary headline is that by creating an emotional and personal statement potential customers will be more apt to join.
Example
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Headline testIn this example we’re testing 2 headlines against each other. The hypothesis for testing the secondary headline is that by creating an emotional and personal statement potential customers will be more apt to join.
Example
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Now we track the results ...
Test Variant Headline CopyConversion
RateConversion
Lift
Control An online personalized shopping experience, delivered straight to your door. 4.82% ---
Variant 1 Your wardrobe hand picked by your personal stylist, delivered to your door. 11.12% +130%
Potential Variant 2 Men’s clothing and accessories curated. --- ---
Example
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Now we track the results ...
Test Variant Headline CopyConversion
RateConversion
Lift
Control An online personalized shopping experience, delivered straight to your door. 4.82% ---
Variant 1 Your wardrobe hand picked by your personal stylist, delivered to your door. 11.12% +130%
Potential Variant 2 Men’s clothing and accessories curated. --- ---
Example
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We can run a CTA test ...
Test Variant CTA Copy Conversion Rate Conversion Lift
Control BUY AURAGIN NOW --- ---
Variant 1 BUY AURAGIN --- ---
Variant 2 GET AURAGIN --- ---
Example
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We can run a CTA test ...
Test Variant CTA Copy Conversion Rate Conversion Lift
Control BUY AURAGIN NOW --- ---
Variant 1 BUY AURAGIN --- ---
Variant 2 GET AURAGIN --- ---
Example
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Test your forms ...
Form in hero Click to scroll to form in panel
Form in modal
5.84% 3.74% 4.29%
Example
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Test your forms ...
Form in hero Click to scroll to form in panel
Form in modal
5.84% 3.74% 4.29%
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
... testimonials, social proof, trusted by
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
... testimonials, social proof, trusted by
... coupons
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
... testimonials, social proof, trusted by
... coupons
... ratings
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
... testimonials, social proof, trusted by
... coupons
... ratings
... first vs. second person copy
We can also test
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... incentives and exclusives
... upsells, downsells, cross sells
... free trial vs. freemium... behind the scenes look
... competitor comparison
... testimonials, social proof, trusted by
... coupons
... ratings
... first vs. second person copy ... urgency
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CCD, CRO and LPOprinciples can be applied to any
entry page online:
... landing pages
... product pages
... app pages
... pricing pages
... contact pages
... etc.
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Here are a few WordPress plugins to help you get the job done
• Optimizely
• Visual Web Optimizer
• Convert Experiments by Yoast
• Nellio A/B Testing
• Ultimate Landing Page
• wBounce
Nelio Heatmaps
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Example from a KissMetrics study (https://blog.kissmetrics.com/eye-tracking-studies/)
Nelio Heatmaps
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Example from a KissMetrics study (https://blog.kissmetrics.com/eye-tracking-studies/)
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Of course there are other landing page options ...
• Unbounce
• Leadpages
• Lander
• Instapage
• Hubspot
• Marketo
• PageWiz
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and some great 3rd party tools ...
• Crazyegg
• Kissmetrics
• Rooster
• Wistia
• Receiptful
Thank You!
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