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Conversion rate optimization
CRO is the fastest way to improve performance from website traffic you're already getting. When done correctly, CRO will pay for itself many times over.
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104% more leads
A website testing example
How CRO = major ROI
If we were to improve the conversion rate of one of your website pages from 2% to just 3%, that could yield $300k in additional revenue each month.
Without CRO website testing
How your site might be performing today:
10,000
Web page visitors/mo.
2% conversion rate
200 leads/mo.
40 customers/mo.
Assuming:
20% close ratio for your sales team
$15k average worth of new customer
20% close ratio for your sales team
$15k average worth of new customer
$600k
Revenue/mo.
from your old page
With CRO website testing
How your site could be performing (with no increase in traffic):
10,000
Web page visitors/mo.
3% conversion rate
300 leads/mo.
60 customers/mo.
Same assumptions:
20% close ratio for your sales team
$15k average worth of new customer
20% close ratio for your sales team
$15k average worth of new customer
$900k
Revenue/mo.
from your new page
Small tweaks, big results
The enterprise approach to website testing
For companies with 100,000+ website visitors per month, simple A/B testing can drive massive ROI for them.
For example, bestbuy.com could run a CRO test where they experiment with 2 variants of a home page headline: "Top Deals" vs. "On Sale Now." If one version drove just 3% more online purchases, it would yield significant results for the company.
For example, bestbuy.com could run a CRO test where they experiment with 2 variants of a home page headline: "Top Deals" vs. "On Sale Now." If one version drove just 3% more online purchases, it would yield significant results for the company.
"Drew's work is driving 50%+ higher conversion on our highest value pages."
Josh Zywien
CMO, Paradox
CMO, Paradox
Go big or go home
Why mid-market businesses should take a bolder CRO approach
For companies with 5,000 - 100,000 website visitors per month, I often recommend doing split tests (also called redirect tests), where we present your users with two very different versions of the same page.
Instead of merely testing the color of a button, or the wording on a single headline, we re-imagine the underperforming page and experiment with messaging, structure, and/or design. By going bold, we can drive bigger, better results in less time. My results include:
Instead of merely testing the color of a button, or the wording on a single headline, we re-imagine the underperforming page and experiment with messaging, structure, and/or design. By going bold, we can drive bigger, better results in less time. My results include:
Continuous website improvement
My CRO process
My clients typically need to dedicate just 2-3 hours per month of their time in a CRO engagement. Collaboration is key, but I handle the majority of strategy, and all of the implementation of your website tests.
Step 1. SETUP
Identify website points of friction for users
- Assess website user experience (UX) for clarity, consistency, design
- Review analytics & data to uncover opportunities
- Set up testing platforms & adjust website code to allow for ongoing CRO testing
Step 2. ONgoing strategy
Create website test ideas & hypotheses
- Meet with you 2x/mo. to discuss business goals & testing ideas
- Rank test ideas by potential impact in a shared, continually updated CRO roadmap
- Review proposed page mockups & agree on which tests to run
Step 3. ongoing implementation
Run tests & improve website
- Run approved tests for 4-12 weeks
- Analyze test results & discuss lessons learned about your users/business
- Update website to match winning tests
Why work with me?
I have 15+ years of hands-on experience in all areas that drive website improvement:
Digital marketing
SEO + Content
User experience (UX)
