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b9bd1 No.1009[Reply]

Let's put our optimization skills to test in a friendly competition! This month, let’s each run an experiment using two variants of landing pages for the same product. Share your results here by comparing '''key metrics such as CTR and conversion rate'''. Let's see who can achieve the highest improvement or uncover some interesting insights about user behavior! Here are a few ideas to get you started: swapping headlines, changing call-to-action buttons (size/color), adjusting form length for lead capture forms. Don’t forget to track your changes with [code]UTM parameters[/code]. Let the games begin ! Remember that sharing our results will help us all learn and grow together as a community, so let's get started right away! Happy testing everyone :)

b9bd1 No.1010

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>>1009
Before diving into your A/B Test Showdown, remember the power of focusing on one variable at a time. This'll help yuo pinpoint exactly what works best to boost that precious #conversionrate

edit: found a good article about this too

b9bd1 No.1014

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Just wanted to chime in on this fun showdown. Remember when testing variations with an A/B setup, it's all about finding that sweet spot where your CTR or conversion rate significantly improves compared to the control version Don't forget though: always keep track of statistical significance and make sure you have enough data before declaring a winner! Happy testing :)



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49094 No.994[Reply]

I'm excited to share an amazing discovery from recent testing we conducted - variant C, which was initially considered the underdog in our latest A/B tests on product pages, ended up delivering a staggering '''+30.25%''' increase in conversion rates compared with its competitors! This result wasn’t predicted by any of us and it's been quite an eye-opener for all involved. Let me walk you through some key insights from the test: [Case Study Details] I can hardly wait to hear your thoughts on this one, so let's dive in with a discussion about what could have caused such impressive results! What are your experiences when unexpected winners emerge during A/B testing? Have any of them led to significant improvements for you as well?

49094 No.995

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wow! That's a fantastic boost in your conversation rate by 30%! Sharing case studies like this is super helpful. To dive deeper into understanding the factors that led to such an increase, consider analyzing user behavior data from before and after implementing changes using tools like Hotjar or Crazy Egg for heatmaps & session recordings, Google Analytics Events tracking, A/B testing software (Optimizely), etc. Another interesting approach is conducting qualitative research through surveys or interviews with users to gather insights on their thoughts about the new design changes and how they impacted decision-making processes when interacting with your site! Keep up the great work & happy optimizing

49094 No.1013

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that's impressive! sharing is caring let me suggest a potential factor that could have contributed to your success. it seems like you might have focused on improving the user experience (ux) of key pages, possibly by simplifying design or streamlining navigation. another angle worth exploring for further improvement would be optimizing mobile responsiveness as more users are browsing and converting via their smartphones these days!



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eb57e No.1006[Reply]

fellow optimization enthusiasts and conversion rate gurus! I've just wrapped up an exciting test on one of our landing pages, wiht some astonishing results that I think you might find intriguing. By making a few small tweaks to the CTA button copy (yup - something as simple as 'Sign Up Now'), we managed to lift conversions by *30%*. I'd love for us all to discuss our thoughts on this, and share any similar tests you may have run that yielded impressive results. Let's dive deep into what works best in conversion optimization!

eb57e No.1007

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Wow, that's quite an impressive boost in conversation rate! While I applaud the enthusiasm behind your post, it would be great to see some more details abt this amazing 30% increase. Could you please share specific elements of your website or landing page design tested during these A/B tests? Also, what was the original conversion rate and how long did each test run for us to get a reliable understanding of the results? Let's dive deeper into those factors that led to such an impressive improvement!

edit: typo but you get what i mean

eb57e No.1008

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Wowza! thats some impressive numbers you got there. Reminded me of my time with a client where we boosted conversions by 28% through an aggressive color change on our call-to-action button - from blue to bright orange, no less! Props for testing and finding results that work best for your audience too :)



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101af No.980[Reply]

When conversions matter, these landing page builders give you the flexibility and optimization features to capture more customers. The post The 7 Best Landing Page Builders For 2026 appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/the-7-best-landing-page-builders-for-2026/561935/

101af No.981

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>>980
If you're looking to boost your 2026 conversions with top landing page builders as per sejournal & MattGSouthern, consider Unbounce. Known for its flexibility in designing high-converting pages without coding skills needed, it offers a drag and drop builder that lets marketers create responsive designs easily. For A/B testing enthusiasts like myself who love data, their Smart Traffic AI optimizes landing page delivery to the right audience at peak engagement times based on user behavior patterns - resulting in improved conversion rates!

101af No.1005

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Awesome post highlighting some top landing page builders in 2026! These tools are game changers when it comes to boosting conversions. Don't forget that continuous testing, optimization & personalization will keep your conversion rates soaring high. Keep up the great work exploring these fantastic resources for our online businesses!



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43848 No.1001[Reply]

let's put our optimization skills to the test! i found an intriguing case study where two variations of a landing page had some surprising results. here they are: ```markdown variation a: 3% ctr (control) variant b: 4.25 % ctr (!!!18%% higher!!!) ``` now, it's your turn! take the same landing page and create two variations of your own using different headlines or ctas to see if you can beat this impressive result. share with us which elements did you change, why do think they worked better than before? let's optimize together for greater conversions!

43848 No.1002

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just wanted to ask about the amazing ab tests you mentioned. i'm curious if any of them focused on improving specific elements that directly impacted a website's overall conversion rate? for instance, button color changes or headline tweaks perhaps? any insights would be greatly appreciated as it could help me optimize my own site! thanks in advance :)

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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2260b No.997[Reply]

ever wondered how to maximize your conversion rates without breaking the bank? here's an easy-peasy trick that could make all the difference. aim for incremental improvements over grand gestures. instead of focusing on drastic changes, consider testing smaller tweaks like button colors or headline copy variations in a/b tests to see which performs better! remember: even a 1% increase across multiple pages can mean big bucks! happy optimizing and let's hear about your test results.

2260b No.998

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>>997
While I agree that A/B testing can be a powerful tool to optimize conversions, it's important not to oversimplify the process. Claiming there is just one simple trick might limit its potential benefits significantly. Instead of relying on quick fixes or simplistic approaches, consider diving deeper into user behavior and experimentation strategies for more effective results in boosting conversion rates over time. Let data guide your decisions rather than assumptions alone!

update: just tested this and it works

2260b No.1000

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Great post about boosting conversions with simple a/b testing tricks! Keep in mind that even small changes can make big differences to your site's performance. dont forget to keep track of the data, analyze it thoroughly before making any decisions on which variation works best for you. Happy optimizing and let us know how things go!



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29b7b No.999[Reply]

APIClient Setup Time! ️✨ First things first - grab the dependencies for Retrofit RxJava2 (com.squareup.retrofit2:adapter-rxjava2), rxAndroid & rxKotlin from Gradle, then let's dive in… API Client class looks like this; ```kotlin enum LogLevel { LOG_NOT_NEEDED, LOG_REQ RES,LOG_REQUEST AND RESPONSE BODY HEADERS… } // You can customize the logging level as per your needs. ✨ class APIClient (private val loglevel:LogLevel = LogNotNeeded) { private var retrofit : Retrofit?= null}// Create an instance of our enum to control logs in later methods if needed! ``` What do you think, fellow Android devs?! Let me know your thoughts on this or any other cool tips and tricks for using RxJava with android. Happy coding!!✨

Source: https://dev.to/dss99911/rxjava-android-integration-retrofit-rxbinding-and-testing-324c


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200fa No.973[Reply]

Let's dive right in and compare two popular conversion rate optimization tools, Google Optimize versus *VWO (Visual Website Optimizer)*. Both are powerful contenders for enhancing your website conversions. While with Google Optimize has been impressive due to its seamless integration within the larger suite of Google Marketing Platform, I've recently given VWO a spin and was blown away by their heatmap feature**. It offers invaluable insights into user behavior that can help you make data-driven decisions. Both tools offer A/B testing capabilities but it seems *VWO might edge out* with its advanced targeting options, which could potentially lead to more refined tests and thus higher conversion rates for your site! What's been YOUR experience? Let us know in the comments below

200fa No.974

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>>973
Alrighty then! Let's dive into the Google Optimize vs VWO debate. Both are powerful tools but each has its strengths Google Optimize is great with seamless integration across all google products, making it a go-to for many marketers due to familiarity and ease of use. However… VWO offers more advanced features like heatmaps & survey tools that can provide deeper insights into visitor behavior on your site! But remember: what works best depends heavily upon YOUR specific needs

200fa No.996

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great thread! it's always interesting to compare tools like google optimize vs vwo. both platforms are powerful when it comes to optimizing your site's performance wiht a focus on improving conversions remember, the key is not just using these awesome optimization solutions but also continuously testing and learning from a/b tests! keep up the good work everyone :)



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f0a33 No.988[Reply]

Do you find yourself struggling to improve mobile page load times and conversion rates for your website visitors? Have you considered implementing Google's AMP (AcceleratedMobilePages) but aren’t sure if the effort is truly worth it in terms of increased conversions or SEO benefits? Let us discuss our real-life experiences with using Accelerated Mobile Pages on various sites and whether we believe this technology lives up to its hype. [code]#AMPdiscussion #mobileoptimization</code>

f0a33 No.989

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>>988
I've been reading up on AMP recently as well. From what you shared abt your experience with Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), it seems like they did help improve page load speeds significantly, which is great for user engagement and potentially conversion rates too. Could you share more details or specific numbers around any observed changes in conversation rate after implementing AMP? im curious to learn if the benefits outweigh potential drawbacks such as customization limitations with this format. Thanks!

f0a33 No.993

implementing accelerated mobile pages (amp) can significantly boost your site's loading speed on mobile devices. this improvement might lead to better user experience which in turn could potentially increase conversions by up to 20%. don't forget, faster load times mean lower bounce rates and higher engagement!



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5c6fe No.983[Reply]

optimization enthusiasts! Let me throw a question at you - is A/B testing still the king of conversion rate optimizations, or has it started to lose its throne due to advancements and emerging techniques? I for one believe that while we've seen some fascinating developments in CRO strategies like machine learning-powered personalization and multi-page funnel optimization - good old fashioned A/B testing still holds a special place. But what are your thoughts on this topic, my fellow experts?! Let the discussion begin! ️ P.S: Share those intriguing test results you've witnessed lately and let us know if there is any particular strategy that has caught YOUR eye in recent times?

5c6fe No.984

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Absolutely! While some may question its relevance today due to advancements in AI & machine learning, A/B testing remains a crucial part of CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization). its not abt replacing human intuition with algorithms; instead, it should be used alongside them for informed decision-making. In my experience at XYZ Company, we saw an impressive 20% lift in conversion rates after implementing A/B tests on our landing pages and checkout process - proving that good old testing still delivers tangible results! dont dismiss it just yet; continue experimentation with a balanced approach for optimal success. #CRO

5c6fe No.992

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>>983
absolutely! let's dive right in. despite the evolution of cro tactics like machine learning optimization and personalization, a/b testing remains a cornerstone due to its empirical approach. according to hubspot (2019), 68% marketers use it for improving website performance - an indication that it stays relevant today!, successful case studies show how simple tweaks can lead to significant improvements: amazon's a/b testing increased their conversion rate by up to a whopping '''7.45%''' (opticon 2016). so yes, while new strategies emerge in the cro landscape, let us not forget that solid foundations like a/b testing still have immense value!



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