EPISODE · Dec 26, 2021 · 1 MIN
#668 Conversion Optimization
from More than a Few Words · host Lorraine Ball | Digital Toolbox
Why should you care about conversion optimization? When I ask business owners about their website performance, most can easily tell me how much traffic they get in a given week or month. Even if they don’t have the number top of mind, they can hop into Google Analytics, and in just a moment see exactly how many visitors viewed their website. They feel good if the number is increasing every month. While that is a nice thing to see it is not the best metric of how well your website is performing. The real measure of web success is conversion. How many people take the time to fill out a contact form, download a resource, or sign up for your newsletter? How many people are you adding to your prospect list, every day, week, or month? This content optimization process will help you deliver the best content to your readers, and improve your results Have one call to action All too often I see pages with multiple, competing CTA’s. Sign up for this, register now, and oh by the way, be sure to download this too. This overload occurs because business owners are afraid if they forget to mention all of those things, they’ll miss an opportunity to appeal to a prospect. But the research shows the more different options you give someone, the less likely they are to select any of them. So pick one compelling call to action that makes sense for the page that the customer is on. Then optimize the experience after they take the first action. Fulfill their first request, then direct them to new pages which have more offers, social proof, or information to keep them engaged. Conversion optimization is a continuous process. Over time watch your numbers, you will see some of your content will perform better than others. Your mission is to find the best posts, the best calls to action, and divert more of your marketing energy and more of your resources to those pages. Spend time enhancing individual pages by improving the layout, adding new graphics, and testing different headlines. When you do these things, you will see an increase in your conversion results. LEARN MORE ABOUT BUILDING A COMPELLING LANDING PAGE.
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Why should you care about conversion optimization? When I ask business owners about their website performance, most can easily tell me how much traffic they get in a given week or month. Even if they don’t have the number top of mind, they can hop into Google Analytics, and in just a moment see exactly how many visitors viewed their website. They feel good if the number is increasing every month. While that is a nice thing to see it is not the best metric of how well your website is performing. The real measure of web success is conversion. How many people take the time to fill out a contact form, download a resource, or sign up for your newsletter? How many people are you adding to your prospect list, every day, week, or month? This content optimization process will help you deliver the best content to your readers, and improve your results Have one call to action All too often I see pages with multiple, competing CTA’s. Sign up for this, register now, and oh by the way, be sure to download this too. This overload occurs because business owners are afraid if they forget to mention all of those things, they’ll miss an opportunity to appeal to a prospect. But the research shows the more different options you give someone, the less likely they are to select any of them. So pick one compelling call to action that makes sense for the page that the customer is on. Then optimize the experience after they take the first action. Fulfill their first request, then direct them to new pages which have more offers, social proof, or information to keep them engaged. Conversion optimization is a continuous process. Over time watch your numbers, you will see some of your content will perform better than others. Your mission is to find the best posts, the best calls to action, and divert more of your marketing energy and more of your resources to those pages. Spend time enhancing individual pages by improving the layout, adding new graphics, and testing different headlines. When you do these things, you will see an increase in your conversion results. LEARN MORE ABOUT BUILDING A COMPELLING LANDING PAGE.
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