Does CRO really work for affiliate sites? Isn't CRO just about ecommerce and usability? What can you change when you have little control over the offering the registration funnel or the landing pages?
Using examples from his experience optimising leading affiliate sites in the iGaming and web hosting industries and working with top operators including Betsson and Sportingbet, Dave will show you what really works for affiliates.
30. Step 1: Understand your visitors
• Use Google Analytics, Hotjar and WhatUsersDo
• Identify Barriers and Motivators
DO:
Give users what they want
Test offers and programs
Gamify
Upsell users
Prepare users for what comes next
DON’T:
Make small tweaks
Rely on best practice
The untapped potential
Step 2: Influence them
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DG from BTB
Today I want to talk to you about a challenge that faces every affiliate or influence marketer
How can you optimise your site and increase your conversion rate if you don’t control the funnel
BTB s a data driven CRO agency and we help clients around the world to get significant increases in their conversion rate by understanding what stops visitors from converting, then running tests to solve that
Most clients I’ve worked with increase their CR by between 10 and 30% in the first few months, but today I want to focus on those sites where you don’t control the funnel
Worked with affilates, price comparison and review sites and
Even though they don’t control thea ctual process of the sale, they’ve seen 20 30 50% increases in their conversion rate and that’s what I want to talk to you abou today
First of all, lets take a step back and look at why CRO is core to so many business online
If you control the funnel – the benefit is clear – just one test giving you a 10% increase on your homepage
Mkes an impact all the way down the funnel
And gives you 10% more sales and 10% more revenue.
That’s 10% more revenue from the SAME traffic
That’s because the hypothesis isn’t good enough
The reasoning, the idea, the whole concept isn’t good enough to either
Today – simple, straightforward approach to great hypotheses
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No data
No control
Is it luck?
That’s because the hypothesis isn’t good enough
The reasoning, the idea, the whole concept isn’t good enough to either
Today – simple, straightforward approach to great hypotheses
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