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This is the presentation deck from the November HUG at Inbound Marketing Agents. This Deck includes information on: 1. A/B Testing 2. How to Build CTAs in Power Point 3. Email Experiments The presentation was given by Bill Faeth and is all about inbound marketing, Hubspot, and how to improve your digital footprint.

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Nashville HubSpot User Group

November HUG

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Tonight’s Speaker

Bill Faeth

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Nashville Hug Leader!

Likes:

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•HubSpot

•Entrepreneurship@NashHUG

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Tonight’s Topics

• How to Build Compelling CTAs: an IMA Case Study

• The Essentials of A/B Testing

• Email Marketing Experiments

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Calls to Action

How to Build Compelling CTAs, an IMA case study

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Great CTA’s:

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• Are Actionable

• Align with Body Copy

• Have a Clear Value Proposition

• Are Direct

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Great CTA’s are

NOT:

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• Confusing

• Copy heavy

• Too Small

• Always designed by professional designers

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Guess which one was made by a designer in Photoshop and

which one was made in Power Point by a non-designer.

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Winner!

This CTA was designed by a Non Designer in Power Point

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Now we’re going to show you how to make a CTA in

less than 5 minutes in Power Point

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Other Great CTAs

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Other Great CTAs

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Other Great CTAs

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The Essentials of A/B Testing

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What is A/B

Testing?

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A method of Marketing experiments where two variants, A and B, are used to optimize web content for lead generation

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Why A/B Test?

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Because small changes can yield remarkable

results

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3 Terms to Know for

A/B Testing

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1. Traffic = Your total monthly website visitors

2. Sample Size = at least 500 visitors

3. Statistical Significance = Results of an A/B test that are significant enough to be actionable (typically 5%)

How do I calculate these? It's easy - we'll share a

calculator for marketers in the resources at the end!

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How to Conduct an A/B Test1. Create a single variation between 2 elements

2. Display the Content Variations equally to your visitors

3. Continue testing until you achieve a sample size, and a statistically significant difference is achieved

4. Continue to iterate, test, and continue

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Test CTA Elements in

Order of Disruptivene

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1. Background Color2. Shape3. Image4. Layout 5. Headline 6. Text

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1. Background Color 2. Shape

3. Image

4. Layout

5. Headline

6. Text

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How to A/B test CTAs in Hubspot Professional/Enterprise

Step 1: Build a CTA

Either use the CTA Builder

OR

upload the image you created in power point!

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Step 2: Create a Variation CTA

How to A/B test CTAs in Hubspot Professional/Enterprise

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Step 3: Change one element at a time (based on the list in the previous

slide)

How to A/B test CTAs in Hubspot Professional/Enterprise

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But What if I’m on

Hubspot Basic?

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1. Create Variants of CTAs

2. Display one CTA until sample size is achieved (start with 1 week based on traffic volume)

3. Replace with 2nd CTA and keep until sample size is achieved

4. Analyze your results and iterate appropriately

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Email Marketing Experiments

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Email Experimen

ts

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You can A/B Test your emails in a similar way.

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Step 1: Split Your List

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Arbitrarily split your list in half to ensure a good control group.

Step 2: Change one

Component of the Email

Every good marketer knows that changing more than one component leads to an inability to determine which change led to which result

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Test More than the Subject Line!!

Valuable

Also Valuable

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Key Component

s to Test for:

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• Subject Lines• Timing • Frequency • Content• Offers• CTAs• The Audience (lists) • The Format • Sender

Name/Address

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Step 3: Record your Findings Hubspot’s 2011

experiment where they tested the open rates of emails sent by “Hubspot” vs. emails sent by a specific name

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Step 4: Repeat!

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3 Key Takeaway

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1. CTA Creation can be done fast and easily in Power Point

2. You Should be A/B Testing all of your CTAs (refer to this deck for instructions)

3. A/B Test your emails (and for more than just the subject line)

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Resources

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6 Email Tests That Matter More than your Subject Line

A/B Testing in Action: 3 Real Life Marketing Experiments

25 Little Email Marketing Experiments that Deliver BIG Results

Free Download: 50 Customizable Call-to-Action Templates

10 of the Sexiest Calls-to-Action on the Web

Marketing Calculator Tool

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Connect with Us!

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http://linkd.in/1grXg6I

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Next Meeting!

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Date: TBD

Time: TBD

Where: IMA 521 8th Ave South, #102 Nashville, TN 37203

Topic: SEO

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Thank You for Coming!