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    1. Sit! Stay! Click! Making Your Users Beg for More [Re]Think Hawaii - Startonomics Ted Rheingold CEO & Founder, Dogster, Inc. blog.dogster.com twitter: @tedr
    2. Dogster Screen Shots
    3. Catster Screen Shot
    4. Catster Screen Shot
    5. Some Network Stats
    6.  
      • OKRs must be determined in advance
      • OKRs will show transformative growth (revenue, users, partners, etc.)
      • OKRs must be agreed to by all stakeholders and attacked religiously
      • OKRs must be used to prioritize resources (don’t hedge your business)
      Ready? Set Objectives & Key Results and GO!
    7. Key Performance Indicators
      • KPIs: metrics that define and measure progress toward organizational goals (OKRs)
      • KPIs are often ratios (ARPU, bounce rate, actives rate, etc.)
      • KPIs can and will change over time, do so conscientiously
      • Everything else in info-porn
    8. “ So What?” & Actionablility
      • Put everything through a triple “So What?” test
      • Actionable insights are everything
      • Don’t do anything for less than a 25% gain. Shoot for 100%
    9. Much More to Testing Than Being In Beta
      • Test, test, test
      • A-B testing
      • Multivariate testing
      • Click-density testing
      • User experience testing
      • Test for failures as well as success
    10. User Experience Testing FTW
      • Doesn’t require expensive experts
      • Find target users from your networks ($15-$40/hr)
      • Set up quiet environ: record screen, voice, face
      • Lead everyone through same script & tasks
      • After 10 users you’ll get 98% of insights
      • Do user exp. testing before final production cycles. Build in post-test change time
    11. Best Practices
      • Be disciplined
      • Have a clear line of sight
      • Minimize stats review, fight info-porn
      • Do not dilute responsibility among stakeholders
      • Test that your data is sound
      • Filter user types
    12. Tip: Use metrics to grow your business, not start it
      • Gut check: Is your product used?
      • Are happy customers creating more happy customers?
      • Do new visitors consistently engage?
      • Are you open to changing the product/service if the market wants you to?
    13. Case Study
    14. Marketing Initiative Feb ‘07 Goal: 2,000 New Registrants a Day
      • Marketed sites via AdSense and BlogAds
      • At launch we linked ads to our homepages
      • Quickly made a general landing page with intro info and big link to register
      • Then made dynamic landing pages with relevant text and registration form.
      • This significantly increased percentage of ad clickers that became registrants
    15. LANDING PAGE Welcome
    16. Landing Page Cute Overload
    17. LANDING PAGE Daily Candy
    18. REGISTRATION PAGE -Activate
    19. Quantitative Success Doesn’t Mean Qualitative Success
      • We hit OKR of 2,000 registrants a day
      • BUT only 60% were activating
      • Only 8% we’re making profile pages vs. 80% that found site on their own
      • Real members were generating a $4 ARPU, these were worth $0.10
    20. Final Result
      • Within 3 months we halted all ad spending.
      • But we were sitting on a treasure trove of what topics engaged pet people the most.
    21. HOMEPAGE - Current
    22. CRAZY EGG Searchers
    23. Dogster Search Traffic
    24. Free/CheapTools
      • Google Analytics
      • Google Trends, Adwords Keyword Tool
      • Google Website Optimizer (A/B Multivariate)
      • Chartbeat (real-time site stats)
      • Silverback (experience testing)
      • Awstats (free server-side webstats)
      • CrazyEgg (click tracking heat maps)
      • Kissmetrics (social space analytics)
      • Medialets (iPhone apps)
    25. Ted Rheingold CEO & Founder, Dogster, Inc. blog.dogster.com twitter: @tedr Sit! Stay! Click! Making Your Users Beg for More [Re]Think Hawaii – Startonomics
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