What this means?
When copying best practices and going by the rule book,
remember
Your target audience is very different from
some other company’s
Just because another company got a win
from an a/b test, it will not necessarily work
for you
Example 1: When cross-selling and up-selling
didn’t work…
5.6% increase in orders
Example 2: When social sharing button didn’t
work…
11.9% increase in clickthrough of CTA button
What this means?
Clearly display on your webpages:
Your value proposition
Competitive advantage, if any
Social proof and other credibility indicators
Lesson #4: Unless you’re too
cool to need introduction,
put your best foot forward!
What this means?
Don’t shy away from adding:
Explanatory copy, credibility indicators and FAQs on your pages
*But of course, if you’re Facebook, Linkedin, Quora or VWO and
people already love and adore you, you can just keep it simple and
minimum.
Example: Adding FAQs & testimonials on lead
generation page increased sign-ups by 373%
Lesson #5: The color of your
CTA buttons is not going to
get you sales!
What this means?
Red is not a better color choice than green or blue or yellow. And
vice versa.
CTA button color should be unique and in contrast to other colors on
your page
Train your visitors with your website’s color key