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HOW WE IMPROVE CONVERSION

METHODS WE USE

  • Split A/B testing to get the results you need
    > A/B testing pitches one version of a page against another.
    > We use a tried and trusted approach to test simple alternatives, such as the position of a ‘buy now’ button, the colour of a call to action or the size of a product shot.
  • Best practice checkout process
    > 2 in 3 abandon their cart but by using software to send e-mails to them converions rates can jump by 50%
  • How does your site compare in your markets online landscape
    > Price is not the main influence on whether to purchase.
    > Identify what your are the main purchase drivers for your product/service and communicate them well.

METHODS WE USE

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CONVERSION AUDITS

Each audit is bespoke to suit the client's needs. Audits are completed by Director level staff at Push. Conversion audits can cover the Home Page, Landing Pages, Lead-Generation Forms & Shopping cart process (where relevant).

Typically audits include the following:

  • 1.General Brand Marketing.
    > What kind of first impression does your website give?
    > How does it perform in terms of communication, overall feel, trustworthiness and professionalism?
    > Are the brands' USPs communicated clearly and effectively?
  • 2.Navigation & ease of information retrieval.
    We will provide page design recommendations including call to action. NB we provide actual designs.
  • 3.Persona Creation.
    To identify key visitor types and develop typical personas. Personas are 'fictional' profiles of typical target customers for your business.
  • 4.Persuasive Momentum.
    Does your site give visitors enough confidence to maintain their journey towards an end goal?
  • 5.Checkout Process (Where relevant).
    Is there an excessively high abandonment rate and if so, why?
  • 6.Copywriting.
    > Is the site's copy appropriate for the web and for your target audience?
    > Is it free from spelling and grammatical errors?
    > Does it grab attention and drive action?

OUR EXPERTISE