As an online marketer, you should know full-well the importance of conversion rates and testing as they pertain to your bottom line. Without conversions, you won’t make very much money; and without testing you will never truly know if your marketing efforts are as effective as they could be. The following 2014 updates as they relate to conversion rates and testing will help you remain on the up-and-up so that you can break all of your previous sales records in the coming year.
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When you’re not quite happy with the traffic you’re getting, it’s time to take a look at the bare bones of your marketing campaign. From the colors you’ve chosen to the headlines of your web pages and articles, to the language you use when writing your blogs – everything needs to be maximized and all elements should work together to accomplish the common goal; in this case, more traffic. When you want to boost your internet marketing campaigns, and you’ve tried everything else, it might pay to try split testing. Split testing is used by marketers all over the world, particularly the experts, because there is no better way to gauge the effectiveness of a campaign, or improve it, than to test each of the individual components one by one.
You need to bring your ‘A’ game in every aspect of every marketing campaign you put together. When it comes to your website, you need conversions plain and simple. Without conversions, your website becomes just another piece of real estate in cyberspace, not doing anyone any good. Without conversions, you’re not going to make any money and all of your effort will be in vain. Of course we don’t want that. That’s why we’re going to focus on increasing your 2013 conversion rates. Pay attention to the following ideas, apply them to your own online marketing campaigns and you’ll see just how effective they can be at increasing your conversion rates over time.