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Conversion Marketing Methodology

MarketingExperiments weighs in on 2007, 2008

To gather insights for our next free Internet marketing Web clinic, I recently conducted a short poll of MarketingExperiments analysts and managers involved in our science and research activities. I got an excellent response rate (63%). I…

The Ongoing Display URL Experiment

MarketingExperiments has always maintained that the display URL is a very important part of creating an effective ad. Our research over the years indicated that simply adding a www to the beginning of the display URL or capitalizing the…

Has Your Site Conversion Peaked?

Let’s suppose you have taken a few marketing courses and have created a fundamentally sound webpage with all the bells and whistles . . . clear headline, natural eyepath, low friction, credibility indicators, etc. And let’s suppose with 2%…

Affiliate Summit Miami Wrap Up

Eric Stockton, VP of Education at MarketingExperiments, recently flew down to sunny Miami to teach Affiliate Summit attendees how to apply and optimize subtle changes to their landing pages. The Power of Small Changes Tested was excerpted…

Conversion and Incentive

The most underused and powerful incentive is free shipping. People hate to pay shipping and always think you’re making money on those costs. Our upcoming brief on incentives shows you the science, the math, and the art of using incentives.…

Sense of Urgency

Does using urgency in an order process increase conversion and drive more sales? Whether you are a car dealership buying time on television to announce offers and discounts on all vehicles purchased before a particular date, or you're an…

Are video clips medium-agnostic?

That is to say, if you create a video clip to run on TV, will it be received just as well on the web or on a mobile device? Marketers everywhere might hope that the answer to this question is yes. It would certainly cut down on budgets…

Do your readers trust you?

A recent article in BrandWeek goes over some research from Jupiter Research in which the data suggests that people have a very low level of trust in information they find in blogs, forums and social networks. This comes as something of a…