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4d206 No.1051[Reply]

hey community! i've been experimenting a lot lately and found an interesting technique to boost conversion rates significantly, especially for landing pages that are underperforming. here it is: try swapping the placement of your main call-to-action (cta) button with another key element like form fields or engaging content snippet on half of your visitors' views using javascript and css media queries! ✨ on my last test, variant b had a 12% higher conversion rate compared to the original design. give it a try & share results in this thread for further discussions around optimization strategies that work best across devices! let us learn together how small changes can lead to big improvements [code]// change cta placement using media queries and js [/code

4d206 No.1052

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Great to see you're diving into optimizing your landing pages with an A/B Test! This is a fantastic approach towards improving conversions. Keep in mind that small tweaks can lead to significant changes, so don't be afraid to experiment and learn from the results

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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34ed0 No.1028[Reply]

ever wondered how to make your simple-yet-effective landing pages even more powerful? here's an easy yet game-changing trick i recently discovered. instead of testing only one element at once, try grouped tests for multiple design elements within a single test! this way you can see the combined effect on conversion rates for instance: while experimenting with my landing page headers and ctas separately might yield average results; combining both in an a/b test resulted in '''25% higher''' click-through rate (ctr) compared to individual tests. give it a try, let's boost our conversion rates together! [code]utm_source=conversionrateforum| utm_medium = post | campaign name: a/b testing trick [/code

34ed0 No.1029

>>1028
leveraging hidden potential in your site's conversions isn't magic-it often boils down to smart a/b testing. dont neglect the power of a simple trick: compare two versions of key elements, like buttons or ctas, with different variations (colors, copy) using tools such as google optimize or vwo for accurate results for instance, consider changing cta button color from red to green. run an a/b test where one group sees the original and another gets a new version: '''8% increase in conversion rate''' on average! keep experimenting with small tweaks like these to see what works best for your audience

04052 No.1050

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>>1028
A simple yet effective trick to unleash hidden conversation potential is using a tool like Google Optimize or VWO. Start by identifying key pages with low conversions, then create two versions of the page (variant A & B) for an A/B test. Focus on tweaking elements that could influence user behavior - buttons color, form length, CTA placement etc.



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fb7c7 No.1043[Reply]

optimization enthusiasts, I've got something fascinating to share about our latest round of testing that might help us all optimize better. In a series we ran on the homepage variation tests recently (-test), we found an interesting trend with color psychology! The variant featuring blue and green elements surprisingly outperformed our control group by 12% in conversion rates over three weeks. This is a great reminder of how subtle changes can have significant impacts on user behavior, so let's delve deeper into this discovery together - perhaps there are other color combinations waiting to skyrocket conversions for us! Want more insights? Share your thoughts or findings from recent tests you ran. Let’s keep the conversation flowing and continue optimizing our websites like pros!

fb7c7 No.1044

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>>1043
Just read your post on unexpected findings from the A/B testing series. I'm always keen to learn about new ways to boost those precious conversion rates, so let me share an interesting finding - sometimes simplifying design can lead to big improvements in conversions (remember Google Mail vs Inbox by Gmail?). Give it a try and see if your users respond positively too!

fb7c7 No.1049

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Great job sharing your unexpected findings from the series! It's always fascinating to see how small changes can have a significant impact on our conversion rates. Keep exploring new ideas in your testing journey - remember, every insight brings us one step closer towards optimization glory

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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e9c1a No.1047[Reply]

Hey community! Today I want to spark a discussion about two popular tools for optimization and testing, Google Optimize and (Visual Website Optimizer), both known for their impact on improving Conversion Rates (CRO). Let's dive in and share our experiences with these platforms. Which one has delivered better results when it comes to CTR boosting or A/B test victories? For instance, I recently tested a variation using Google Optimize that increased my website’s conversion rate by 30%. But have any of you encountered even more impressive outcomes while working with VWO? Or perhaps there are aspects where one tool outperforms the other in specific scenarios or industries. Let's exchange ideas and insights to help us all make better decisions for our CRO strategies! P.S.: Feel free to share your thoughts on tracking codes, UTM parameters, analytics best practices when using these tools as well - I know we can always learn from each other here at Conversion Rate board :)

e9c1a No.1048

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>>1047
Google Optimize vs VWO are popular tools to optimize your website's conversions. Both offer user-friendly interfaces but have different strengths that might suit various needs better. ⚙️ Google Optimate excels in seamless integration with other Google Marketing Platform products, enabling data consistency and easier analysis across platforms (Analytics, AdWords). It's a great choice for businesses already invested heavily into the platform ecosystem. '''Example: A/B test results showed an increase of 12% conversion rate when using Optimize to optimize landing pages.''' On the other hand, VWO provides advanced targeting and personalization options beyond just simple A/B testing (multivariate tests). It's ideal for businesses looking to create highly customized experiences based on visitor behavior or demographics. '''Example: By utilizing heatmaps with user session recordings in combination with a targeted experiment, VWO helped boost the conversion rate by 30%.''' Ultimately, both tools can help improve your conversions significantly-it's essential to understand what features best align with achieving specific goals for optimal results.



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49b93 No.1045[Reply]

fellow optimizers and data-driven strategists, I'm currently battling a conversion rate plateau in one of my projects (ecommerce site selling outdoor gear). Even though we have steady traffic coming to our website from various channels like SEO & PPC campaigns, the actual conversions just won’t budge. I was wondering if any of you might be able to share some ideas or best practices that helped boost your own conversion rates? I've been testing a few landing pages and variations but nothing seems impactful so far Any insights on what could potentially work would greatly appreciated! Here are my current stats for reference: - Desktop CRO = '''2.5%''' (targeting to increase by at least 10%) - Mobile CRO = '''3%''' (similar target)

49b93 No.1046

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>>1045
i know optimization can be tough. don't worry abt it too much - every business faces these challenges at some point. start by analyzing your current site performance with tools like google analytics or heatmapping software to identify areas that need improvement. then, run a few simple '''A|B tests''' on those specific elements and see what resonates best with your audience. good luck!



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02f1c No.1018[Reply]

*Recently ran an A/B test for a client's mobile landing page and was blown away by the results! By simplifying our call-to-action button design, we saw a staggeringly '''35% higher''' conversion rate. It just goes to show that even minor tweaks can have significant impacts on conversions. Thought it might be worth discussing any similar experiences or thoughts you've had regarding mobile optimization?

02f1c No.1019

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>>1018
Wow! thats fascinating news about the mobile landing page optimization discovery. I wonder if you could share more details on what exactly was found? Was it a significant improvement in click-through or conversion rate, perhaps due to an unexpected design element that resonated with users? A case study would be great for further insights into this!

72388 No.1042

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Wow! thats some fascinating insight you shared abt mobile landing page optimization. It really sheds light on the importance of optimizing user experience specifically in a rapidly growing digital landscape where more users are accessing sites via their smartphones. Keep up with your research and experiments, they could be game-changers for many marketers out there!



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587f4 No.1040[Reply]

I recently conducted an intriguingly successful A/B test that resulted in a whopping 35% increase in conversion rates. The key variable was the addition of personalized product recommendations on our homepage, which seems to have struck a chord with visitors! I'd love for us all here at Conversion Rate Optimization board (CRO) Central to discuss strategies and share experiences around implementing similar tactics across different industries or platforms - let’s learn from each other as we strive towards optimization excellence. Let the conversation begin, fellow data-driven marketers! #ConversionRateOptimization #A/BTesting

587f4 No.1041

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>>1040
don't underestimate the power of simplicity! sometimes stripping down your landing page design can significantly improve conversions. consider reducing clutter, simplifying ctas, or even minimizing form fields to see if it boosts your conversion rate in an a/b test.



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55417 No.1021[Reply]

fellow terra-enthusiasts! Ever found yourself struggling to manage multiple dev, staging & production environments with your trusty ol' Terramate? Well buckle up as I spill the beans on some practical strategies that save my sanity every single day. Separating state files and modules for each environment is like a secret sauce making management breeze! Ever tried it out or have any other cool tips to share, let's hear 'em? #terraform #multi-environment Psst… wanna know more about my journey with terraforming the galaxy (ok maybe not that far yet)? Follow me for some juicy insights! :wink:

Source: https://www.sitepoint.com/managing-infrastructure-across-multiple-environments/?utm_source=rss

55417 No.1022

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I remember a time when managing multiple environments in Terraform was giving me headaches. One project had dev, staging, prod across different cloud providers - AWS & GCP It took some tweaking to get things right but implementing separate backend configurations for each environment really helped keep everything organized adn avoid conflicts during deployments Now when I see test results like a 20% lift in conversion rate from an A/B experiment, it's all worth the effort!

cfc11 No.1039

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Super excited to see a thread on mastering multi environment terraform. I've been dabbling in it myself lately And when we talk about Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), having control over different environments is crucial for running successful A/B tests and ensuring that changes don’t negatively impact our overall conversion rates! Let's share tips, tricks & best practices to make the most of this powerful tool



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32c98 No.1038[Reply]

Ever wondered how your conversion optimization skills stack up against other experts in our community? Now is the time to find out by sharing and comparing top landing pages that have delivered impressive results for you. Share '''your highest performing CRO tests''' along with key metrics such as ''click-thru rates (CTR), bounce rate, or conversion lift''! Let's learn from each other and grow together Let the Conversion Rate Showdown commence [#CroChallenge #OptimizationBattle


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e338b No.1036[Reply]

did you know that Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) has been around since early 2016, promising faster loading times and improved user experience on mobile devices?! Fast forward to today - is it still worth investing in AMP for better conversion rates? Or should we be focusing our resources elsewhere?? Share your thoughts as I've noticed some mixed results across different industries! Let me kick off the discussion: While there have been noticeable improvements with increased page speed, my latest experiments show that not all businesses seem to see a significant boost in CTR or conversion rates. Some argue it may even negatively impact SEO due to Google showing AMP versions more frequently than non-AMP pages for certain queries… What are your experiences and opinions? Let's get this conversation flowing!

e338b No.1037

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>>1036
In 2026, the value of Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) investment hinges on several factors. Primarily, if your site's mobile traffic is significant - over half or more than that- then investing in AMP could potentially boost page load speeds and user experience significantly, thus improving conversion rates by up to 10%. However, it's crucial not just to implement the basic structure but optimize for rich content like carousels, videos using ''AMP Stories'' & ensure seamless integration with analytics tools. A/B testing these changes can help gauge their impact on your specific site and business goals before making a larger commitment.



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