Identify the most challenging experiment opportunities, avoid political challenges, and double your experiment return-on-effort.
- Let's look at the last of the three…opportunity prioritization factors in the PI framework,…which is ease.…Ease is a question of how much complexity…will be involved in running your possible experiments.…This includes both technical implementation ease…and political ease.…If you can achieve the same conversion rate lift…from two opportunities and one would require…half the time and effort to implement,…then your return on effort just doubled.…That's a great thing.…So ease of testing is especially important…if you're planning to run your experiments…without an experienced team…and don't have a full service…conversion optimization agency…that helps you along with the planning and implementation.…
Some experiments take much more effort…and technical expertise than others.…In general, experiments that include the following elements…are more complicated.…Site wide templates, CMS systems, multi page tests,…forms, server side interactions, personalization,…phone tracking, multi language,…and experiments needing multi department approvals.…
Author
Chris Goward
Released
10/18/2018- Recognize that focusing too much on conversion rate optimization can hurt sales.
- Distinguish the area of CRO that focuses on the transaction portion of a business.
- Identify which business goals CRO testing is most effective for.
- Predict which type of pages you can test quickly that will have the largest impact to your business.
- Explain the difference between PODs, POPs, and POIs.
- Describe the two overarching goals of CRO experiments.
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Understanding Conversion Rate Optimization
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Debunking CRO myths3m 31s
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Using framework thinking2m 11s
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2. Setting CRO Goals
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Identifying goals2m 50s
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Ranking your goals4m 16s
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3. Understanding Your Target Audience
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Identifying cognitive biases2m 48s
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4. Prioritizing Testing Opportunities
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Prioritizing high-ease pages2m 22s
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5. Creating Test Hypotheses
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Using the LIFT model2m 41s
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LIFT analysis case study3m 36s
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6. Setting Up Your Test
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7. Analyzing Your Test Results
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8. Be an Optimization Champion
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