You may not realize it but one of the best ways to find out if your ad or campaign is working is to do an A/B test. What is an A/B test?
First and foremost you wan to make sure the page meets the users expectation.
When running your A/B test you want to keep track of the load time of the page because that can affect your results.
Have you ever gone to a page and it took too long to load? What happens? Do you wait or do you decide it's not worth it and leave.? You don't want people feeling that way about your page.
Have you ever gone to a page and it took too long to load? What happens? Do you wait or do you decide it's not worth it and leave.? You don't want people feeling that way about your page.
Courtesy of: Quick Sprout
Want to test the speed of your site? Go to: http://tools.pingdom.com and you will find out how fast your page loads. The best speed is 0-3 seconds.
Performing an A/B test is also a great way to find out if your squeeze page is performing the way to want it to. When you have two variations it lets you know which converts better.
Browser issues may not be something you've thought of but it does make sense to see how your pages look in different browsers.
For example you might put a header on your website and it displays differently in different browsers. Knowing that can help you make the proper adjustments so your website visitors get the best possible experience on your site.
There's a lot of information contained in this infographic so take your time and jot down notes.
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Toni Nelson - Business Marketing Expert, Award winning Videographer/Photographer
Performing an A/B test is also a great way to find out if your squeeze page is performing the way to want it to. When you have two variations it lets you know which converts better.
Browser issues may not be something you've thought of but it does make sense to see how your pages look in different browsers.
For example you might put a header on your website and it displays differently in different browsers. Knowing that can help you make the proper adjustments so your website visitors get the best possible experience on your site.
There's a lot of information contained in this infographic so take your time and jot down notes.
What did you find most interesting?
Leave your thoughts and comments below.
Share this post via the social icons below:)
Be Savvy and Successful!
Toni Nelson - Business Marketing Expert, Award winning Videographer/Photographer
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