Optimizely.com has released their Q2 2015 Benchmark Report – a comprehensive report on how A/B and multivariate testing has changed the way companies create ideal experiences for their customers. If you have questions around Conversion Optimization, this report will give good insights.
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Here are some easy to implement sample questions you could be asking on your feedback widgets to help improve your conversion rates. These questions are great examples because they’re highly specific yet can be reworded to suit your individual needs.
From the Smart Insights blog: Some say the world is moving faster than ever, I am not sure how true that is compared to the past but things change quickly, entire industries change in a year. Waiting for the “right” time or putting all your hopes on one big project is futile and will always fail.
According to ConversionXL, value proposition is the #1 factor influencing whether a visitor to your website will “peace out” or continue reading.
When visitors reach your homepage, you have only a few seconds to catch their attention. This requires you to be something they haven’t seen 100 times before.
It requires you to be UNIQUE.
At FIRST, we don’t often blow our own trumpet, but I want to share with you the positive feedback our Team has given in regards to our culture here.
We use a tool called TinyPulse to measure the ‘pulse’ internally and to gain staff feedback. Each fortnight the software sends out a question related to our business and culture and people respond completely anonymously, which allows us to get great, unbiased feedback and have a finger on the ‘pulse’.