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Navigational Stress Tests: How to Increase Conversions With Three Simple Questions?
By Lisa Ross+- Posted in Conversion Rate Optimization
People believe that the key ingredient to making an attractive and useful webpage lies in its design quality. But the real underlying current that drives a visitor forward is the site’s usability and navigation. User satisfaction significantly depends on the informational architecture of a website and how it delivers the necessary information.
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Customer Journey Mapping – Six Steps to Creating The Complete Customer Journey Maps
By Lisa Ross+- Posted in Conversion Rate Optimization, UX
When it comes to understanding your customer’s experience, there’s really no easy way. Many turn to customer journey maps. There are positives and negatives that come with customer journey maps, and like any other marketing research and documentation, it comes down to two things:
Identifying the goal and purpose behind it, Knowing how actually to apply and use it.
If you go with customer journey maps, we highly recommend you keep the two criteria in mind.
What Is A Customer Journey Map?
A customer journey map is a visual representation of a customer’s experience with a company …
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Personas Strategy: How To Create Effective Buyer Personas That Work
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The French proverb ‘le client est roi’ sums up the key to success for all marketing initiatives. “The customer is king,” marketers know it all too well. They are fully aware that their success and failure depends on how much their customers are satisfied. As a matter of fact, most companies are aware of the fact that knowing your customers intimately is the only way to please them. But it’s complicated to “really” know customers. Trying to extract that data in a meaningful way is not so apparent.
The struggle is real.
But why do companies struggle so much to …
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Usability Metrics: A Guide To Measuring The User Experience
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We were hiring for a UX/UI senior position at Invesp. Of the 20 resumes we liked, we were only to make 10 phone interviews. Of the 10 interviews, only one made it to a face to face.
The interviewee came in talking about all the great design and apps he had created. But then we started drilling further asking about some specific usability guidelines this individual follows and he started to stumble. Then we asked; how do you measure the usability of a product you created?
Complete silence.
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How To Segment Personas For More Effective Email Marketing
By Lisa Ross+- Posted in Conversion Rate Optimization, UX
Editor note: This is a guest post by McKenzie Gregory who is a content writer on the marketing team at Emma.
Consider these two scenarios:
Scenario #1: You’re grabbing a cup of coffee on the way to work. You order what you want, pay for it, get your coffee, and go on your way.
Scenario #2: You’re grabbing a cup of coffee on the way to work. The barista smiles and greets you by name – in fact, he started making your regular order as soon as you walked in. You pay for it (adding a nice tip, of course), get …
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Selective Attention Psychology – How to Use the Power of Selective Attention Theory for Higher Conversion Rates
By Lisa Ross+- Posted in Conversion Rate Optimization, UX
It’s true.
Visitors who complete purchases, subscribe to plans, or hire your services, do so because they are laser focused on accomplishing a task to fulfill life and business goals.
This sharp focus makes visitors see and engage with only limited sections of your page, depending on their goals at each visit.
Related to unintentional blindness, change blindness, and selective disregard, a phenomenon called selective attention is responsible for this behavior.
Find out more on this human behavior, how it may affect your site conversion rates, and how to address it to increase conversions.
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5 Usability Design Tips For A Better User Experience Design
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When designing an interface or creating a website for the first time, most designers should, but unfortunately don’t always have two primary concerns.
First, to make the design useful for users; which means create an interface that it is easy and fun to use and doesn’t pose complications.
The second concern is, meeting the user’s expectations by creating an interface that adds something to their lives and makes it easier.
Throughout the internet age, there are several success stories of websites and apps dominating the marketplace in spite of the fierce competition.
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Fresh Start Effect – How to Use Fresh Start Psychology for Better Conversion Marketing
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Everyone knows the power a fresh start has. It makes us feel confident, even overly capable of achieving whatever goal is in our sights. How many mediocre students do you know from high school who went on to get straight A’s through college? Probably more than you realize. A simple change of scenery and a clean slate is all many students need to discover they are capable of excelling.
A fresh start is a great feeling to have, and research confirms it has a powerful impact on our aspirations and behaviors. As a result, many psychologists, counselors, and goal-minded entrepreneurs …
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