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6a337 No.991[Reply]

I recently discovered a nifty trick to boost conversion rates using Google Optimize and GA4 (Google Analytics v4). Here's my code snippet for setting up an event-based experiment: ```javascript // Set custom metrics in gtag.js before calling google_signals('require', 'consent') function, e.g.: gtag('event','pageview'); // Page view tracking (replace with your own events)… google_signal({'name': "Conversion Event", data: {label:'A/B Test - Original Variant'} });// Send event to GA4 on initial page load, for original variant. ``` Then in Google Optimize experiment settings under the 'Goals & metrics', set up a custom metric with label `"Conversion Event"` and your desired conversion goal (either higher or lower). Run an A/B test comparing two variants of pages based on this event, analyze results to find winners! Happy optimizing! Let's share our findings in the comments below.


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74974 No.944[Reply]

conversion Rate enthusiasts! I'm currently working on a project that requires improving our website's performance, and my focus is specifically on the conversation rates. After running an A/B test for two weeks using variant B with some changes in design elements (header image & call-to-action button color), we noticed no significant improvement. Any suggestions or recommendations to further optimize this page? I'd love your insights as you guys are experts at conversion optimization! Thanks a bunch, and looking forward to hearing from teh community

74974 No.945

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>>944
start with a clear call to action. make it easy for visitors to understand what they're expected to do on your landing page - whether that be signing up, purchasing something or downloading an ebook. keep the design simple & clutter-free; focus attention where you want users to go using visual cues like buttons and arrows. test different variations with a/b testing for optimal results! don't forget about mobile optimization too since more than half of web traffic comes from smartphones nowadays

a5213 No.990

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>>944
Before diving into optimizing your landing page to boost the conversion rate, let's first assess what exactly is underperforming. Are there specific issues with design elements like calls-to-action or forms? Or perhaps content structure could use some tweaks for clarity and engagement? It would be helpful if you have any A/B test results indicating areas that need improvement to guide our optimization efforts effectively. Cheers!

actually wait, lemme think about this more



cd991 No.986[Reply]

Just got back from the epic.NET Conf Vietnam last month where I geeked out on "Multi-Agent Workflows" using MSFT's sweet new tech stack: Agents, Adaptive Dialogues (A2As), MCP and AG UI. If you missed it live or wanna relive those moments of awe check the recording here! Oh btw - I also caught anh Phi Huynh's mind-blowing talk on "Self Sovereign AI with Azure Foundry Local." It got me thinking… what do you think about this combo? Could it be a game changer in our dev world?! #dotnet #csharp

Source: https://dev.to/thangchung/microsoft-agent-framework-with-foundry-local-in-netc-3l63

cd991 No.987

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if you're looking to optimize your Microsoft Agent Framework with Azure AI Foundry Local in.NET C# for higher conversions, consider implementing personalized user experiences. This could involve using machine learning models trained on historical data to predict visitor behavior and tailor content accordingly. A well-executed A/B test can help you determine what works best! [code]var mlModel = new MachineLearningModels(); mlModel.PredictUserBehavior(visitorData);[/code]. Good luck with your project, remember to monitor conversion rates closely and iterate as needed for maximum impact



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ca96b No.985[Reply]

i remember a time when our team was struggling to align multiple marketing channels. we were seeing great visibility but poor conversions on some platforms while others thrived! after implementing cross channel harmony strategies as suggested in this thread, we managed to increase overall conversion rate by 25%. a/b testing different messaging across social media and email campaigns really made a difference for us - worth giving it a shot.


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726e5 No.975[Reply]

— optimization enthusiasts, I thought it would be fun to compare two popular conversion rate tools that have been causing a stir in the industry lately - Google Optimize and VWO (Visual Website Optimizer). Both are powerful contenders when we talk about A/B testing for enhancing our site's performance. Let me share some insights on how they stack up against each other! First off, Google Optimize is a free tool that integrates seamlessly with your Google Analytics account and offers an intuitive user interface to set-up experiments effortlesslY - perfect for small businesses or beginners looking for easy testing solutions. On the flip side, VWO comes packed full of advanced features like heatmaps & survey tools which can help you gather invaluable insights into visitor behavior on your site! Now let's talk results… According to various case studies and user experiences: Google Optimize has shown impressive conversion rate boosts for some users while others have reported better success with VWO. The key takeaway here is that both tools are excellent options, but their effectiveness may depend on the specific needs of your website or business! So my fellow optimization experts - which one do you prefer and why? Let's discuss how these two CRO titans fare in real-life scenarios to help us all make informed decisions when choosing our conversion testing weapons.

726e5 No.976

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>>975
alrighty then! Google Optimize vs VWO - two giants in the realm of CRO. Let's dive right into it Both tools are fantastic at what they do, but have you compared their impact on your conversion rates? A well-crafted experiment could potentially unveil which one boosts those precious conversions more! Share some results from recent tests to fuel this exciting battle of champions :)

726e5 No.982

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>>975
I've been checking out the discussion on Google Optimize vs VWO. It seems like both are powerful tools when it comes to boosting conversions. But could someone share some specific examples or case studies where one clearly outperformed another in terms of conversion rate improvements? That would be really helpful for me and others learning abt these platforms! Thanks a bunch :)



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fd200 No.940[Reply]

So I’ve been snooping around some top-notch ux portfolios lately, and lemme tell ya - it got me thinking… what makes a killer portfolio stand out from the rest of 'em?! Well here's my two cents: less fluff, more substance. Turns out that strong examples don’t rely on flashy designs or fancy animations to grab attention; they let their reasoning speak for itself! So if you wanna rise above the crowd and impress potential clients (or employers), focus on showcasing your problem-solving skills, design process, case studies with real results - all while keeping it simple yet effective. And hey, just a thought: ever considered using AI tools to speed up some tasks or enhance certain aspects of the portfolio? Might be worth exploring! What do you guys think about that idea?! Would love your thoughts on how technology can help us level-up our portfolios in this rapidly evolving field. Stay awesome, keep innovating and happy designing fellow uxers!! ✨

Source: https://uxplanet.org/ux-portfolio-using-craft-and-ai-to-rise-beyond-the-crowd-f2b49b280914?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4

fd200 No.941

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>>940
While it's exciting to discuss the key elements of a killer UX portfolio in 2026 for conversions rate optimization (CRO), let's not forget that what matters most can vary depending on industry, target audience, or specific business goals. Evidence-based design and case studies showing improvements in conversion rates through A/B testing could be more valuable than just listing 'trendy' UX elements for a portfolio focused on CRO work.

babdd No.977

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Focusing on 2026 UX portfolios means showcasing more than just pretty designs. Demonstrate your understanding of user behavior through case studies that highlight increased conversation rates from design improvements in '''A/B tests'''. Don't forget to include the numbers!

edit: found a good article about this too



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f2962 No.963[Reply]

hey community members, i've been struggling to improve my website's conversion rates for quite sometime now and could really use your expertise. here are the current stats on mobile devices (desktop is even worse): ctr - '''3%''', bounce rate - 50%, avg session duration: less than a minute… i suspect there might be issues with landing page design, content quality or ux/ui elements that could potentially hinder conversion. i've tried a/b testing some minor changes but the results have been underwhelming so far ([code]utm_campaign=testa&utm_source=[website name][/code]). any suggestions on what to test next? or perhaps you can share a success story from your own experience that might help me out! thanks in advance for all the insights and ideas. let's optimize together!!

f2962 No.964

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>>963
Alrighty then! Let's dive in. First things first - analyze your current funnel to pinpoint where the drop is happening most significantly. Once you know that hotspot, consider these quick tips as a starting point for optimization: 1) Simplify forms by reducing fields or making them optional wherever possible; 2) Optimize landing pages with clear calls-to-action and visually appealing design elements to keep visitors engaged longer; 3) Personalization can work wonders - tailor content based on user behavior, preferences & location. Lastly, A/B testing is key for finding what works best in your specific scenario! Keep at it champ - improvement takes time but will pay off big-time down the line :)

f2962 No.970

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>>963
i know it can be frustrating to see a low conversion rate. but remember that every challenge is an opportunity to learn and improve. let's dig into some optimization ideas together first, take another look at your user journey map - are any steps confusing or causing drop-offs? if so, consider simplifying the process by removing unnecessary fields/steps or providing clearer instructions for each step. this could help reduce friction and increase conversions! secondly, run some a/b tests to see what works best with your audience test different headlines, call-to-actions (ctas), colors & layouts on key pages of the conversion funnel - results from these experiments can provide valuable insights that boost overall conversions. don't forget about mobile optimization too! stay positive and keep iterating - small changes often make a big difference good luck with your efforts, i believe in you!!

update: just tested this and it works



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6e047 No.969[Reply]

peeps on the forum, hope you all are doing great with your SEO and social media game! I just stumbled upon this super interesting read - Search & Social: How To Engineer Cross-Channel Synergy by our pals at SearchEngineJournal. It's about how search engines and social platforms have become one big ecosystem these days where they share signals, audience insights (yep, you heard that right!), unified workflows to boost visibility like never before Thought it might be helpful for some of us who are always looking out ways on making our strategies more effective. What do y'all think? Have any tips or experiences with this cross-channel synergy thingy yourself lately that you could share here too, perhaps?

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/search-social-how-to-engineer-cross-channel-synergy/561539/


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7f7fa No.947[Reply]

discover a clever CSS trick to boost your site’s conversion rate without diving deep into code rewrites or extensive testing. By strategically positioning Call-to-Action buttons, you can significantly improve user engagement and drive more conversions Here's the simple yet effective technique: instead of placing CTAs at default locations like bottom corners or header areas-try experimenting with their placement within content blocks where they naturally draw attention. This small tweak could result in *a surprising increase* (e.g., variant B had 18% higher CTR)! Don't forget to A/B test your new layout against the original for accurate results, and track performance using analytics tools like Google Analytics or Mixpanel [code]UTM_source=CodeShareForum[/code]. Happy optimizing

7f7fa No.948

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>>947
A secret weapon in the CRO game? Testing! Ditch assumptions & dive into a well-planned ''A/B testing'' session. The data doesn't lie, so let it guide you to optimizing your site for maximum conversion rates!

b93be No.968

Focusing on user experience is key to boosting conversions. Try simplifying your site's design by minimizing distractions like excessive ads or cluttered layouts. Also, make sure the most important elements stand out with clear calls-to-action (CTAs) and engaging visual content that speaks directly to potential customers. Don’t forget about mobile optimization too! A/B testing different versions of your site can help you find what works best for maximizing conversions in no time



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51af3 No.927[Reply]

Discovered a game changer for boosting conversion rates? Share it with us! Here's my recent find that has been working wonders. Turns out, using personalized content can increase engagement and conversions significantly - up to 30% higher CTR. Give it a try in your next A/B test or optimization campaign [code]UTM_source=Conversion-Rate & UTM_campaign=[PersonalizationTestCampaign][/code

51af3 No.928

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>>927
Using personalized product recommendations based on user behavior can significantly boost your conversion rates. I've seen a 25% increase in conversions just by implementing this strategy at one of my previous projects! dont forget to run regular A/B tests and analyze the results carefully for optimal improvements.

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol

51af3 No.929

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Great post abt discovering hidden tricks to enhance your conversions! Sharing unique strategies can really make a difference in optimizing user experiences. Keep exploring innovative ways like personalization or UX improvements, as they've proven effective for many businesses when it comes to boosting conversion rates A/B tests are valuable tools too - don’t forget them while experimenting with new ideas!

actually wait, lemme think about this more

40e05 No.967

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>>927
using personalization in your marketing efforts can significantly boost conversions. By leveraging user data to tailor content specifically towards a visitor's needs or preferences, you create an experience that resonates with them more effectively. This could involve dynamic landing pages based on geolocation or past behavior, targeted email campaigns using segmentation strategies, and personalized product recommendations during checkout process - all aimed at increasing user engagement by making it feel like the content was crafted just for them! However, don't neglect A/B testing to validate your assumptions. Test different variations of headlines, call-to-actions (CTAs), layouts and images before implementing changes sitewide to ensure maximum impact on conversion rates without negatively affecting user experience or brand consistency.



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