Continuous Optimisation Briefing
Session 2: How we can optimise your website
Sandy Lewis, Lead Insight Analyst, Salmon
Russ Harte, Head of Multichannel Development & Delivery, DFS
Develop
Optimising the Customer Journey
Hypothesise
Analyse Replay
Test
Continuous
Optimisation
What does success look like?
Store Locator
Customer searches for a store
Call me back
Customer requests a call from
a personal shopper
Chat
Customer engages with a
personal shopper
Ecommerce
Customer purchases online
Desktop Analysis &
Testing
How do we optimise the Home Page?
What we know…
• The home page is the top landing page
• A significant volume of call me back requests come from the top
nav
• The homepage is a key gateway page to purchase
Home Page Analysis
Rank 1: Top Nav
Rank 4: Carousel
Rank 2: Search/CTA
Rank 3: Best Sellers
Rank 5: Header
Home Page Hypothesis
Customers want:
• An incentive to purchase
• Return to find a product easily
• To click on the most relevant navigation items
• Click on images rather than text
Test - Homepage
Test: Need help message
Uplift: High
Test: Welcome message
Uplift: Medium
Test: Previously viewed sofas
Uplift: Low
Control Test
How important are Lister pages?
What we know…
• The majority of customers view a Lister page
• Lister pages are key product filter pages
Lister Page Filters Analysis
How are filters on Lister pages used?
1 2 4
5
3
Lister Page Hypothesis
Customers want:
• To view multiple products on one page
• Filter their selection before viewing a product
• To know the size and price
• To be able to access product details and CTAs easily
Test – Lister Pages
Test: Fixed Navigation
as the page scrolls
Positive impact
*Worked for Desktop, but not Tablet
How do we optimise Product pages?
What we know…
• A significant volume of customers start a call me back on a product
page
• Product pages are the initiator for purchasing
Product Page Analysis
Product Page Analysis
• Roomsets perform better than cutout
images to get users to scroll to product
details
• Users interact with the page:
• Swatches
• Colour
• Different views of the product
• Product Details (size/colour)
100% attention
<50% attention
Product Page Hypothesis
Customers want:
• To view product details – size, price, colour, swatches
• To make a purchase easily
• Clear messaging around online purchase vs phone purchases
Test – Product Pages
Control Test
Test: Quick View Colour
Positive impact
Test – Product Pages
Control Test
Test: Order by Phone
Positive impact
Test – Product Pages
Test
Test: More Product Information
Positive impact
Anchor Link to Product Details
Test – Product Pages
Test
Test: Anchor to swatches
Positive impact
Testing Checklist
Getting started with AB Testing…
Start increasing your
conversion rate
AB Testing:
 Licence – from free!
 Requires Java Script to be added to the site
 See results within 2 weeks
Salmon Provide:
 We predict customer behaviour based on insights
 We provide AB testing best practice
 We plan, implement and deliver your tests
Increase customer
insight
Enables decision
making
Contact us to arrange a demo
If you’re interested in finding out more or would like to book
a complimentary demo, please email us at
info@salmon.com.
Salmon Asia Pacific
(Pty Limited)
Level 1, 299 Elizabeth Street
Sydney NSW
Australia
2000
Tel: +61 (0)2 8251 0044
Salmon Limited
64 Clarendon Road
Watford
Hertfordshire
WD17 1DA
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1923 320 000
www.salmon.com
@SalmonLtd
Salmon China Limited
Tower A-2808
Topland Building (第三置业大厦)
Sanyuanqiao
Chaoyang District
Beijing City 100028
China
Tel: +86 (0)10 5822 0698
Salmon North America
The Chocolate Factory
636 11th Avenue
New York
NY 10036-2010
United States
Tel: +1 (646)577 6533

AB Testing: How to optimise your website

  • 1.
    Continuous Optimisation Briefing Session2: How we can optimise your website Sandy Lewis, Lead Insight Analyst, Salmon Russ Harte, Head of Multichannel Development & Delivery, DFS
  • 2.
    Develop Optimising the CustomerJourney Hypothesise Analyse Replay Test Continuous Optimisation
  • 3.
    What does successlook like? Store Locator Customer searches for a store Call me back Customer requests a call from a personal shopper Chat Customer engages with a personal shopper Ecommerce Customer purchases online
  • 4.
  • 5.
    How do weoptimise the Home Page? What we know… • The home page is the top landing page • A significant volume of call me back requests come from the top nav • The homepage is a key gateway page to purchase
  • 6.
    Home Page Analysis Rank1: Top Nav Rank 4: Carousel Rank 2: Search/CTA Rank 3: Best Sellers Rank 5: Header
  • 7.
    Home Page Hypothesis Customerswant: • An incentive to purchase • Return to find a product easily • To click on the most relevant navigation items • Click on images rather than text
  • 8.
    Test - Homepage Test:Need help message Uplift: High Test: Welcome message Uplift: Medium Test: Previously viewed sofas Uplift: Low Control Test
  • 9.
    How important areLister pages? What we know… • The majority of customers view a Lister page • Lister pages are key product filter pages
  • 10.
    Lister Page FiltersAnalysis How are filters on Lister pages used? 1 2 4 5 3
  • 11.
    Lister Page Hypothesis Customerswant: • To view multiple products on one page • Filter their selection before viewing a product • To know the size and price • To be able to access product details and CTAs easily
  • 12.
    Test – ListerPages Test: Fixed Navigation as the page scrolls Positive impact *Worked for Desktop, but not Tablet
  • 13.
    How do weoptimise Product pages? What we know… • A significant volume of customers start a call me back on a product page • Product pages are the initiator for purchasing
  • 14.
    Product Page Analysis ProductPage Analysis • Roomsets perform better than cutout images to get users to scroll to product details • Users interact with the page: • Swatches • Colour • Different views of the product • Product Details (size/colour) 100% attention <50% attention
  • 15.
    Product Page Hypothesis Customerswant: • To view product details – size, price, colour, swatches • To make a purchase easily • Clear messaging around online purchase vs phone purchases
  • 16.
    Test – ProductPages Control Test Test: Quick View Colour Positive impact
  • 17.
    Test – ProductPages Control Test Test: Order by Phone Positive impact
  • 18.
    Test – ProductPages Test Test: More Product Information Positive impact Anchor Link to Product Details
  • 19.
    Test – ProductPages Test Test: Anchor to swatches Positive impact
  • 20.
    Testing Checklist Getting startedwith AB Testing… Start increasing your conversion rate AB Testing:  Licence – from free!  Requires Java Script to be added to the site  See results within 2 weeks Salmon Provide:  We predict customer behaviour based on insights  We provide AB testing best practice  We plan, implement and deliver your tests Increase customer insight Enables decision making
  • 21.
    Contact us toarrange a demo If you’re interested in finding out more or would like to book a complimentary demo, please email us at info@salmon.com.
  • 22.
    Salmon Asia Pacific (PtyLimited) Level 1, 299 Elizabeth Street Sydney NSW Australia 2000 Tel: +61 (0)2 8251 0044 Salmon Limited 64 Clarendon Road Watford Hertfordshire WD17 1DA United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1923 320 000 www.salmon.com @SalmonLtd Salmon China Limited Tower A-2808 Topland Building (第三置业大厦) Sanyuanqiao Chaoyang District Beijing City 100028 China Tel: +86 (0)10 5822 0698 Salmon North America The Chocolate Factory 636 11th Avenue New York NY 10036-2010 United States Tel: +1 (646)577 6533