The document discusses website personalization and provides top 10 tips for enhancing user experience through personalized content based on visitor behavior and attributes. It emphasizes the importance of tailored marketing strategies and A/B testing to generate incremental revenue. Various levels of personalization techniques are illustrated, along with the rationale behind each approach.

1. General
Data
Channels
CRO & Personalisation
Website Personalisation:
Top 10 Tips
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2. Over 12 years experience in UX, CRO and Personalisation,
working with companies such as esure, Penhaligons, Skype,
Microsoft, Monarch, Wilko, Butlins, Travis Perkins, Marks &
Spencer to name but a few. We routinely generate tens of
million pounds of incremental revenue through Customer
Research, Optimisation and Personalisation.
Tasin Reza
CRO Director
RedEye
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What is Personalisation?
Levels of Personalisation
Top 10 Personalisation Tips

4. Web Personalisation
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Web Personalisation is making the relevant information available at your
customers’ fingertips to enhance their experience.
A/B Testing Personalisation
Success f(success (testing)) =
(Motivation +
Ability) – Friction
f(success (personalisation))
= Relevancy (Motivation +
Ability) – Friction

5. Levels of
Personalisation
Content is personalised based on the current known
attributes of the visitor. This can include anything
from the browser, device, weather, time of day…
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Example
A new visitor landing on an electronic
site using an Apple device. Rather than
showing promotions for all products, focus
on Mac friendly products.
Targeting Complexity
Simple
Contextual
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6. Content is personalised based on visitors’ past actions
with the brand. This can be anything from previous
purchase history, categories browsed, purchased in shop.
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Behavioural
Personalisation
Example
When visitors with high Average Order
Value return to the site, promote new lines
of products rather than reductions or
promotions.
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Varied
Levels of
Personalisation
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Levels of
Personalisation
Personalising content based on current actions users have
just taken, as well as taking their past behaviour into
consideration
Receptive
Personalisation
Example
When a visitor previously searched for
women’s clothing but this time, they
started to browse the children’s section.
Start changing the content of your specific
site area to focus on both women’s and
children’s products.
Targeting Complexity
Difficult
3

8. Personalisation
Tips
Display the closest store and promote free C&C for
returning price sensitive visitors
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Rationale
Visitors who are price sensitive, showcasing
the nearest store and promoting free click
and collect will likely encourage them to
make their first purchase.
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Varied
Highlight Nearest
Store1

9. Display Newsletter signup popup for returning un-
registered visitor
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Newsletter
Signup Popup
Rationale
Visitors who are returning to the site are
more qualified and less likely to get
disrupted by the popup. Giving them a
newsletter signup option to get the latest
offers are likely to be relevant for the non-
registered visitors.
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Varied
Personalisation
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Personalisation
Tips
Personalising the loading screen to promote relevant add-
ons / extras based on their selection of product
Loading Screen
Content
Rationale
When creating a package based on user
selection, if the loading screen shows
potential add-ons / extras that go with the
chosen product, users are likely to take
those options at a later stage
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Difficult
3

11. Personalisation
Tips
Have the nearest airport selected by default
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Rationale
For a travel site, when visitors are planning
to book a flight or a holiday, having the
departure airport selected based on their
current location would reduce the ‘search
and buy’ journey
Targeting Complexity
Simple
Default Departure
Selection4

12. Promote products under previously visited category for
non-purchase visitors on the homepage / landing pages
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Category
Promotion
Rationale
Visitors who browsed a specific category
but did not make a purchase, on their
return, promote products under the same
category to provide an easier route to find
the same set of products.
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Personalisation
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Personalisation
Tips
Preselecting filters on category landing page based on
past selections and also in session changes
Pre-Select
Filters
Rationale
If visitors have previously used filters, by
applying the filters automatically on any
follow-up sessions, and adding any
additional filters for all other categories,
will increase visitors’ searchability
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Difficult
6

14. Change the position and prominence of user rating based
on user behaviour
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Position of
User Ratings
Rationale
Super browsers who take multiple visits to
make a purchase decision, change the
position and prominence of user ratings
and reviews for those visitors to help them
make the purchase decision
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Varied
Personalisation
Tips
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15. Highlighting basket items in an overlay with persuasive
messaging for visitors who didn’t purchase before but
have returned to the site
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Highlight
Basket Items
Rationale
Visitors who previously added items to
their basket but did not complete a
purchase might potentially be persuaded
to complete their purchase when they see
the items highlighted when they land on
the site.
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Personalisation
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Personalisation
Tips
For registered visitors who haven’t purchased, promote
relevant introductory products and highlight USPs to help
them make their first purchase.
Promote Lower
Value Items
Rationale
Visitors who previously registered on the
site but never completed a purchase, by
showcasing introductory products and
highlighting the USPs, you may break the
barrier of making the first purchase
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Difficult
9

17. Display large promotions to lapsing customers to turn
them around and encourage them to make follow-up
purchases.
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Offers to Selected
Audience
Rationale
Customers who are lapsing, if they return
to the site, giving them special promotions
might make them purchase from the site
again.
Targeting Complexity
Varied
Personalisation
Tips
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18. Thank you for your time
Tasin Reza
CRO Director
Red Eye International Ltd
tasin.reza@redeye.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tasin
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