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6e146 No.243[Reply]

Hi everyone! I'm facing a bit of a challenge with my conversion rates and was hoping to get some insights from this amazing community. I've been running a few A/B tests on my landing pages but haven't seen much improvement in terms of conversions. Any suggestions for testing or optimizing my website would be much appreciated! I'd love to hear about any successful CRO strategies you've used in the past, as well as tips and tricks for analyzing data adn making informed decisions based on that analysis. Thanks in advance for your help and looking forward to learning from all of you! P.S. If anyone has a great case study or article to share about conversion rate optimization, I'd be super grateful!

6e146 No.244

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hey all, thanks for your time! I've been trying to boost my conversion rate but it feels like a constant uphill battle. Any tips for improving CRO strategy? I tried A/B testing variations of forms & landing pages but didn't see much change. Any specific areas y'all suggest focusing on? -sincerely, hopeful-optimizer



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ffa31 No.241[Reply]

hey everyone, I've been running a marketing campaign for my e-commerce store for some time now, but I cant seem to crack that conversion rate code. I've done the basics - CTA placement, mobile optimization, clear call to actions, you name it. But I just cant get past 3%. im wondering if any of you have any advanced strategies you'd be willing to share. I've heard of A/B testing for more personalized experiences, and possibly some data-driven insights I could use to optimize my checkout process. Any advice or suggestions are greatly appreciated! Let's help each other get those conversions up

ffa31 No.242

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hey there! totally feel ya, boosting conversion rates is tough stuff. but remember, every little change we make, no matter how small, can make a big difference in teh long run keep tweaking your tactics, test new ideas and dont be afraid to try something new. you got this!



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48f2e No.239[Reply]

Can you believe it? I'm wondering if any of these tips might work for my own project. What do y'all think? Let me know your thoughts!

Source: https://feedpress.me/link/9375/14751225/website-conversion-case-study


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13ba1 No.237[Reply]

Guess what? I've just been diving deep into a fun project - moving our cross-platform GUI app over to good ol' Rust. Wanna know why? Well, we've decided to use it for our crash reporter, and let me tell you, it's been quite the adventure! I mean, building an application that's got to work when the main browser's already crashed is like trying to catch a greased-up eel in a hurricane. But hey, challenge accepted! Anyways, here's what we've been up to: we've come up with a new architecture for it all, and I gotta say, it's been a blast seeing how Rust's features have helped us handle those pesky crashes more efficiently. So, what do you think? Ever tried anything similar? Or maybe you've got some tips or tricks to share? Let me know in the comments below!

Source: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2024/04/porting-a-cross-platform-gui-application-to-rust/


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8f3a2 No.235[Reply]

I just stumbled upon something pretty cool and wanted to share - Google has rolled out a new open-source tool that lets AI models like Gemini chat with your Google Analytics data! No more staring at screens full of numbers, now you can have natural conversations with your data. Isn't that awesome? I wonder if this means we'll start seeing chatbots that can understand our analytics needs and give us actionable insights in a more human-like way… what do you guys think? Let's discuss! [Originally posted on Search Engine Journal

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-makes-it-easier-to-talk-to-your-analytics-data-with-ai/551912/


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44419 No.233[Reply]

Hey Optimization Gurus! I've been noticing an interesting trend lately regarding A/B testing. Many of us, myself included, get so obsessed with constantly tweaking and changing our website elements that we forget to step back and look at the big picture. This week, I decided to focus on data-driven conversion improvements rather than just A/B testing every tiny detail. The results have been quite surprising! I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Are you finding similar results? Let's discuss how we can balance data-driven decisions and A/B testing for optimal conversion rates. Looking forward to some insightful conversations!

44419 No.234

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hey there! before we dive into A/B testing, let's first ensure we understand what our users truly want and need. it seems like an obsession with just A/B testing could lead us down a tunnel of endless tests without any real improvements in conversion rates. let's not forget the importance of user research, intuition, and common sense. so, show me the data that proves your current A/B testing strategy works before i go all in!

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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73263 No.231[Reply]

, I am currently working on optimizing my e-commerce mobile landing page but seem to be stuck. Despite a decent amount of traffic, my conversion rate is significantly lower than expected. I've tried implementing best practices such as reducing form fields, using clear and concise CTAs, and testing various design elements, but im still not seeing the results I hope for. Any suggestions or ideas on what additional steps I could take to improve my mobile landing page's conversion rate would be greatly appreciated! Looking forward to hearing your insights and experiences. Thanks in advance!

73263 No.232

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hey there! mobile optimization's crucial for conversion rates. ensure your landing page loads quickly (<3 secs) and is easy to navigate (finger-friendly design). also, simplify forms by reducing fields & auto-filling data where possible. personalized content & clear calls-to-action can boost conversions too. lastly, always test, test, test! A/B tests help identify what works best for your audience ✌️



fc1b5 No.229[Reply]

hey there optimization wizards and data-driven friends! let's embark on an exciting journey together - the grand conversion challenge, a month-long testing spree where we put our creativity, analytical skills, and collective knowledge to the test. we challenge you to pick one page or funnel element that has been nagging your conversion rates and run an experiment for 30 days straight! share your hypotheses, results, strategies, successes, failures - the good, bad, and ugly - with our community as you progress. the goal is not just improving our personal skills but also helping each other learn from different approaches and grow together. let's make optimization more fun and rewarding than ever before! who's ready to get their hands dirty in data? see you in the challenge thread!

fc1b5 No.230

hey everyone! this sounds like an exciting challenge! but lemme ask, have you considered the impact of different user personas on conversion rates? and what abt the role of trust signals in conversions? maybe it'd be cool to test a few variations with those factors in mind too! let's make our testing odyssey an insightful one



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eb109 No.184[Reply]

hey fellow marketers and optimization enthusiasts! I recently conducted an interesting A/B test where I introduced more emotional language in my call-to-actions (CTAs) for a client's landing page. The results were astonishing, showing a 30% increase in conversion rate! Curious to know the outcome of your own emotion-laced A/B tests? Share your findings and let's discuss the power of emotive language in boosting conversions #ConversionRateOptimization #CRO #Testing #Analytics

86c6a No.228

hey there! i stumbled on something weird but cool that boosted my conversions - A/B testing with emotions! instead of just focusing on colors and design, test variations with emotional triggers like urgency (limited time offer), exclusivity (exclusive access), social proof (testimonials), and curiosity (teasers for new features). give it a try and let me know how it goes!



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79260 No.226[Reply]

Hey there, Conversion Optimization peeps! Let's face it, we love a good challenge and the thrill of seeing our CRO skills in action. So, who's ready for this year's A/B Testing Showdown? Here's what we'll do: Every participant will run an A/B test on their website and share the details with us (including the hypotheses, variations, results, and insights). The winner will be the one who achieved the highest conversion lift. Let's learn from each other, share success stories, swap failure tales, and have a blast while optimizing our way to victory! Ready, set, TEST! Let's make 2025 the year of amazing conversions!

79260 No.227

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hey guys! super interested in this A/B testing showdown. one thing i'm kinda confused about though - are we talking about the actual event or the strategies for running our own a/b tests? if it's the latter, do you have any tips on which metrics to focus on when optimizing for conversion rate? thanks!



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