CRO involves systematically improving your website or landing page experience based on visitor behavior and feedback to increase the percentage of visitors who complete a desired action, whether that’s making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or any other valuable engagement.

Integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into CRO strategies has revolutionized how businesses analyze data and implement optimizations. AI-powered CRO tools can process vast amounts of data to uncover patterns and insights that might be missed by traditional analysis. They enable personalized user experiences, predictive analytics, and automated testing, all aimed at increasing conversion rates efficiently.

In the words of Theano Dimitrakis, our Director of Analytics, “AI is turning CRO into a living, learning system—personalizing experiences in real time, predicting what converts, and automating optimization at scale.”

In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the top AI-driven CRO tools that can help elevate your website’s performance and boost your bottom line.

Top 10 AI Tools for CRO

1. Glassbox
2. Heap
3. VWO
4. OptiMonk
5. Hotjar
6. Unbounce
7. Attention Insight
8. Evolv AI
9. Optimizely
10. Microsoft Clarity

1. Glassbox

Glassbox offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to support your CRO strategy by capturing and analyzing user interactions. The AI-powered Glassbox Insights Assistant (GIA) can further enhance your CRO efforts by providing rapid, actionable insights into user behavior and website performance.

With an intuitive, chat-based interface, users can access immediate summaries of information and data like user sessions and key interactions, like clicks and scrolls. With this straightforward data access, marketing teams can quickly identify and craft plans for addressing user pain points without complicated dashboards.

Key Features

• Friction Point Identification: By analyzing user interactions, GIA quickly pinpoints areas where users encounter friction, assesses the business impact, and helps prioritize improvements that will most effectively enhance the user experience and boost conversions.
• Chat-Based Interface: With GIA’s intuitive, chat-based interface, users can search for specific sessions or data points using everyday language.
• Intuitive Platform: GIA empowers all team members, regardless of technical expertise, to access and interpret data.
• Report Summarization: GIA can distill complex reports into concise, actionable insights, enabling teams to understand performance metrics and user behaviors swiftly.
• Customer Journey Analytics: Visualize the entire customer journey to understand user behavior across digital channels.
• Session Replay: Replay user sessions to identify pain points and optimize the user experience.
• Interaction & Heatmaps: Visual representations of user interactions on web pages, highlighting areas of interest and potential improvement.

Pricing

Contact Glassbox’s sales team for pricing.

2. Heap

Heap is a comprehensive digital insights platform designed to automatically capture and analyze user interactions across websites and mobile applications. By providing a complete understanding of customer journeys, Heap enables businesses to enhance conversion rates, boost retention, and elevate overall user satisfaction.

Heap now offers an AI CoPilot feature that’s designed to make data analytics even more accessible – regardless of the user’s technical expertise. With Heap’s AI CoPilot, users can ask questions in plain English and receive clear answers and analyses of the data. CoPilot can also generate summaries and descriptions of charts and data visualizations, so anyone you’re sharing it with can quickly understand the data.

Key Features

• Automatic Data Capture: Heap’s single snippet implementation captures every user action across all platforms without manual event tagging.
• Funnel Analysis: Heap allows businesses to define and analyze conversion funnels, identifying stages where users drop off.
• User Segmentation: By segmenting users based on behavior, demographics, or other attributes, Heap helps tailor experiences to different audience groups. 
• Journey Maps: Heap’s Journey Maps provide a visual representation of the various paths users take within a product, highlighting key interactions and potential friction points.
• Session Replay: This feature enables teams to watch real user sessions, offering context and deeper insights into user behavior.
• Natural Language Interaction: Users can ask CoPilot questions in plain English to better understand different aspects of the data, and the AI assistant will run the necessary analyses to provide clear answers. 
• Auto-Generated Chart Summaries: CoPilot automatically generates names and plain-language descriptions for charts, facilitating easy sharing and quick understanding among team members. 
• Suggested Follow-Ups: After an initial analysis, CoPilot offers relevant follow-up questions to delve deeper into the data, promoting iterative exploration. 

Pricing

Start a free trial or contact Heap’s sales team for custom session pricing.

3. VWO

VWO (Visual Website Optimizer) is a digital experience optimization platform designed to help businesses analyze user behavior, run experiments, and personalize content to enhance conversion rates.

VWO’s Copilot is an AI-driven assistant designed to streamline the optimization process by automating tasks and providing intelligent insights. It relies on enterprise versions of OpenAI’s and Gemini’s AI models, and it’s designed to take the heavy lifting out of website optimization by offering suggestions on what to test and even creating usable variations.

The AI analysis of user behavior data can also help teams uncover new or untapped audience segments that they have yet to target, highlighting additional optimization opportunities.

Key Features

• A/B and Multivariate Testing: VWO enables businesses to create and run A/B and multivariate tests to compare different versions of web pages, app screens, or page elements to identify the most effective design or content variations for boosting conversions. Copilot can suggest and generate variations for testing. 
• Heatmaps and Session Recordings + Analysis: VWO provides visual representations of user interactions and records user sessions to identify pain points and areas for improvement on your website or app. Copilot can summarize heat map and session recording data to unlock insights in seconds. 
• Personalization: Deliver tailored experiences to specific user segments based on behavior, demographics, or other attributes. 
• Survey Form Automation and Analytics: Copilot streamlines the process of survey creation by generating relevant questions based on your objectives and provides key takeaways and improvement recommendations with a single click.
• Hypothesis Generation: Copilot analyzes user behavior patterns using AI to deliver interesting insights and propose actionable optimization ideas, creating a continuous testing pipeline with AI-generated suggestions. 

Pricing

Explore VWO’s pricing plans, based on individual products and monthly tracked users.

4. OptiMonk

OptiMonk is a CRO platform designed to help businesses enhance website performance by engaging visitors through personalized popups, website personalization, and A/B testing. OptiMonk has now introduced AI capabilities intended to enhance website personalization efforts and make testing and optimization easier than ever.

OptiMonk’s AI features focus mainly on generating multiple variations of copy for headlines, descriptions, and titles. These features can be applied to different types of content, with functionalities for web pages, popups, and advertisement landing pages.

Key Features

• Smart Popups: Utilizing AI, OptiMonk’s Smart Popups automatically customize messaging based on each visitor’s interests and behavior. There are all types of customizable popup formats, including exit-intent popups, lead generation popups, and product recommendation popups.
• Website Personalization: This feature allows businesses to tailor website content to specific customer segments without any coding. It can be used to display custom text elements and call-to-action buttons based on factors like traffic source or visitor behavior. 
• Smart A/B Testing: OptiMonk’s AI automates the A/B testing process by creating variants, running tests, and analyzing results without manual intervention. OptiMonk allows A/B testing of both popup campaigns and landing pages.

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5. Hotjar

Hotjar is a user behavior analytics platform designed to help businesses understand how users interact with their websites and digital products. By providing tools like heatmaps, session recordings, and surveys, Hotjar enables teams to gain valuable insights, identify pain points, and optimize the user experience to enhance conversion rates.

Hotjar has now integrated AI into its survey tools to help streamline the creation and analysis of surveys. New surveys can be launched in seconds, and reports on survey responses can be generated with just a couple of clicks. Concise reports can help teams identify insights, pull out key quotes, and make decisions about what to do next for successful user-led product updates.

Key Features

• Heatmaps: Visual representations of user interactions, such as clicks, taps, and scrolling behavior, help identify which areas of a webpage attract attention and which are ignored.
• Session Recordings: By recording real user sessions, Hotjar provides a playback of user journeys, enabling teams to observe navigation patterns, identify usability issues, and understand user behavior on a granular level. 
• AI-Generated Surveys: Users can input their research goals, and Hotjar’s AI will generate relevant survey questions automatically. This feature accelerates the survey creation process, ensuring that questions are aligned with the intended objectives.
• Automated Response Analysis: After collecting survey responses, Hotjar’s AI can analyze open-ended answers to provide sentiment analysis, automated tagging, and summary reports.

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6. Unbounce

Unbounce is a leading landing page builder and conversion optimization platform designed to help marketers create, publish, and test high-converting landing pages without the need for coding skills.

Here at NoGood, we’ve used Unbounce to help our clients. “Unbounce is taking the guesswork out of CRO,” Dimitrakis explains, “automatically matching visitors with the best experience and driving higher conversions without constant manual testing.”

Unbounce’s Smart Traffic is an AI-driven optimization tool designed to enhance conversion rates by automatically directing visitors to the landing page variant most likely to convert them. The tool analyzes visitor attributes, like their location, device type, and referral source, to determine which landing page variant is the most relevant to them. It then directs them there. It can learn and adapt in real time to ensure each visitor has a positive, personalized experience.

Key Features

• Drag-and-Drop Landing Page Builder: Unbounce provides an intuitive drag-and-drop editor and access to a wide range of customizable templates, allowing users to design and customize landing pages effortlessly.
• A/B Testing: Unbounce offers built-in A/B testing capabilities, enabling users to create multiple variants of a landing page and test different elements such as headlines, images, and calls-to-action.
• Popups and Sticky Bars: Unbounce allows the creation of targeted popups and sticky bars that can be customized to display personalized messages, offers, or lead capture forms based on user behavior and segmentation. 

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7. Attention Insight

Attention Insight is an AI-powered design analytics platform that predicts how users will visually engage with your content. By simulating eye-tracking studies, it provides insights into which elements of a design are likely to capture attention, enabling businesses to optimize their layouts and improve conversion rates before launching.

The platform includes AI-powered, predictive heatmaps, and it can calculate differences in the attention that different design or page elements receive to guide teams in understanding which aspects of a page are most engaging.

Key Features

• Predictive Heatmaps: Attention Insight generates heatmaps that predict user attention distribution with up to 96% accuracy compared to traditional eye-tracking studies. 
• Areas of Interest (AOI) Analysis: The platform calculates the percentage of attention different design elements receive, helping teams understand which components are most engaging and which may need enhancement. 
• Clarity Score: This metric evaluates the overall clarity of a design, indicating how easily users can process and understand the presented information. A higher clarity score suggests a more user-friendly design, which can lead to better conversion rates. 
• Design Comparison: Attention Insight allows for side-by-side comparisons of different design versions, enabling teams to assess which iteration is more effective in capturing user attention. This feature is particularly useful for A/B testing and refining design choices. 
• Integration with Design Tools: The platform integrates seamlessly with popular design tools like Adobe XD, Sketch, and Figma, allowing designers to analyze and optimize their work within their preferred environments. 

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8. Evolv AI

Evolv AI is an advanced platform specializing in AI-driven experience optimization, designed to enhance conversion rates by continuously testing and personalizing digital experiences across various customer touchpoints.

Evolv AI boasts a number of AI-powered features. The platform employs machine learning algorithms to conduct experiments and evaluate multiple variations to identify and prioritize the most effective combinations and ensure users receive an optimal experience. It can also use AI to analyze user data to create segments and tailor experiences to meet specific needs.

Key Features

• Continuous Optimization: Evolv AI conducts experiments and performs evaluations of variants in real time to always serve the more effective combinations.
• Automated Segmentation: AI-powered data analysis automatically identifies distinct audience segments to inform tailored web experiences.
• Active Learning: Evolv AI incorporates active learning methodologies, enabling the system to adapt to user interactions dynamically. The platform remains responsive to changing user behaviors and preferences. 
• Multivariate Testing: Evolv AI’s multivariate testing capabilities allow for the simultaneous evaluation of multiple variables. This comprehensive approach provides deeper insights into how different elements interact and contribute to user engagement and conversions. 
• Flexible Implementation: Evolv AI offers a flexible implementation process, utilizing generative AI to interpret design and content ideas efficiently. The platform produces production-ready code for testing on websites.

Pricing

Contact Evolv Ai’s sales team to schedule a demo and understand pricing.

9. Optimizely

Optimizely is a comprehensive Digital Experience Platform (DXP) designed to help businesses optimize their digital presence and enhance customer experiences across various touchpoints. It offers a suite of tools for content management, commerce, and real-time intelligence, enabling personalized interactions at scale.

Their Web Experimentation product with AI capabilities provides marketers with critical insights from precise A/B testing to create high-performing web experiences that lead to increased conversions for businesses. The platform includes collaboration tools, design features, and intuitive interface for building tests, and precise reports for effective analytics.

Key Features

• A/B Testing: Optimizely provides robust A/B testing capabilities, allowing businesses to compare different versions of web pages, app interfaces, or marketing messages to determine which performs better in terms of predefined metrics. 
• Multivariate Testing: Beyond simple A/B tests, Optimizely supports multivariate testing, which helps identify the most effective combination of elements on a page to maximize conversions. 
• Personalization: Optimizely’s robust personalization engine allows businesses to deliver targeted content and experiences to specific audience segments based on their behaviors and interests.
• Optimizely Opal: Opal is Optimizely’s AI assistant that aids marketers throughout the entire marketing lifecycle. It assists in ideating and generating content, automating administrative tasks, and providing instant insights. For instance, Opal can suggest campaign topics based on past performance data, generate campaign-specific assets like images and social posts, and recommend audience segments for targeting. 
• Content Recommendations: Utilizing Natural Language Processing (NLP), Optimizely’s Content Recommendations feature analyzes your content in real-time, enabling personalized user experiences with minimal manual effort. It automatically tags content and provides insights into which topics drive conversions, allowing businesses to focus on creating content that resonates with their audience. 

Pricing

Request pricing based on product.

10. Microsoft Clarity

Microsoft Clarity is a free, user-friendly behavioral analytics tool designed to help website owners and marketers understand how users interact with their websites. By providing visual insights into user behavior, Clarity enables data-driven decisions to enhance user experience and boost conversion rates.

Clarity integrates artificial intelligence to enhance its analytics capabilities. With Microsoft Copilot integrated into Clarity, you can simply type your question about your data analysis, and Copilot will generate a response based on your project’s dashboard data. With easy, conversational, natural language, you can quickly discover key metrics and trends and even ask for suggestions on how to make improvements.

Key Features

• Heatmaps: Clarity offers various heatmaps that visually represent user engagement, including click heatmaps (where users click the most), scroll heatmaps (how far users scroll on the page), area heatmaps (clicks within a specific area), and conversion heatmaps (elements that drive purchases).
• Session Recordings: Clarity provides session recordings that allow you to watch real user interactions on your website. This feature helps identify navigation issues, understand user behavior, and uncover obstacles hindering conversions.
• Insights Dashboard: The insights dashboard offers a summary of key metrics and trends, such as visitor numbers, session durations, and page views. It helps monitor website performance and user engagement, facilitating data-driven decisions to improve conversion rates.
• Smart Events: Clarity automatically tracks important user actions, like purchases or form submissions, allowing you to focus on the conversions that matter most. You can also create custom events without any code, making it accessible for users without technical expertise.
• Copilot: Clarity’s Copilot is an AI-powered suite that helps users understand website visitor interactions through features like session replay insights, heatmap insights, and dashboard chat. It provides instant, easy-to-understand answers to your dashboard questions, helping you better understand your project data.

Pricing

Microsoft Clarity is free, forever.

Embracing AI for Superior CRO Results

These advanced tools analyze extensive datasets to uncover patterns and insights that might be overlooked through traditional methods. By leveraging AI, businesses can personalize user experiences, automate testing processes, and make data-driven decisions that enhance user engagement and significantly boost conversion rates.

“The future of CRO isn’t just testing,” Dimitrakis says, “it’s AI-driven adaptability. Brands that embrace machine learning will deliver hyper-personalized, self-optimizing experiences that convert faster and smarter.”

Embracing these technologies positions your business to adapt swiftly to evolving market demands, ensuring sustained growth and a competitive edge.

FAQs

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Create a High-Converting Website with UX Design

Differences & Similarities between UX and CRO

Before getting into specifics, it is helpful to have a general understanding of the similarities and differences between UX and CRO. A CRO expert generally focuses on tracking click- through rates, form sign-ups, and other call to actions to maximize overall conversions. By utilizing tools like Google Analytics and Hotjar to test and analyze metrics. From forming hypotheses to optimizing the user journey, the goal is to increase the amount of users that take a specific action.

On the other hand a UX expert focuses on how a design can create an overall simple and easy to understand, user experience. The work often involves honing in on who the user is, mapping out the user journey through flows, wireframes, and developing personas. Research and testing involves finding key user pain points in order to improve the overall experience in an efficient way.

CRO and UX roles overlap in that they both utilize data, results, and findings to optimize the overall user journey or experience. This can involve A/B testing or optimizing designs to determine what changes make the most impact to drive toward an action. Both play a key role in how the user journey is ultimately shaped.

UX Research Strategies to Understand User Needs

Research and understanding the users needs is a critical UX strategy when designing with conversion rate optimization in mind. This means dissecting the problems users are facing, the main goals users are trying to achieve, and how they will interact with a product. There are different UX methods that can help identify the key problems and goals at hand.

1. User Interviews & Surveys

Conducting user interviews, or implementing user surveys are a key way to understand were the user is at. For instance, if we were trying to create a product that helps users with their travel booking, we would want to understand more about the user themselves and what problems they are experiencing.

General questions to ask during an interview or survey could look like:

1. What does your daily life typically look like: work, family, etc? 
2. When and where do you typically book your travel? 
3. What is the main purpose or goal you are trying to achieve while booking travel?
4. What are the most challenging or frustrating points of booking a trip? 
5. What solutions do you think would make it easier for you to complete what you are trying to do? 
6. If there is something you would like to change or improve about the product you currently use, what would that be? 

These questions will vary based on where in the product development process a company is at, whether it is conducting research for a new feature, or a feature optimization, or an entirely new product from scratch. In order to design a product or website that is easy to use, it is key to understand how this product fits into a user’s day to day life.

2. User Journey & User Story Mapping

A user journey map helps break down how customers interact end-to-end with a product from the initial touch point to a specific action and post-action. The map is typically a diagram or a set of diagrams that show the steps and touchpoints while interacting with a product or service. It is common to tie the touchpoints back to how the user is feeling at the moment as well as their pain points and motivations. The user journey map is typically broken down into five stages: Awareness, Consideration, Acquisition, Service, and Loyalty. 

Another helpful strategy for improving CRO with UX research is creating user story maps. These maps focus on tasks that users need to complete to accomplish a task. This helps product and development teams to understand what functions need to be prioritized to create a minimum viable product. For instance going back to a start up travel booking company, the user story map would include steps users take to search date availability, or hotel accommodation availability, as well as checkout.

ChatGPT breaks it down into this concise chart to compare user journey and user story mapping:

Both maps are helpful tools in understanding how a user thinks, what actions they need to take and what they are looking for. This helps ultimately improve CRO when the product or service is created or updated.

3. Heat Maps

Another tool that is helpful for both designers and CRO experts isare heatmaps. Heatmaps capture where users have clicked and scrolled throughout a website to help identify where there is friction and what frustrates users. Hotjar for instance, records user sessions and provides heat maps that show areas of high clicks, or how far users typically scroll down a page. It also provides insights across different device sizes. By analyzing heatmaps, solutions to different user pain points can be addressed and optimized.

Core UX Principles That Enhance CRO

In addition to research strategies and analytic tools that benefit both UX and CRO optimization, there are core UX principles that improve the overall design and user experience of a product, website, or landing page. In regards to design, this means creating an intuitive design system as well as overall content structure, which involves:

1. Information Architecture

 By having a clear architecture or structure of any landing page or product application allows users to navigate through the product smoothly and intuitively. This includes having clear labels, text hierarchy, action buttons and prioritizing the information that users need most.

2. Error Handling

Having clear user feedback interactions such as when an action they take is successful as well as when something they have entered is incorrect, is also a key element in helping users get to an end goal action. This includes having error messaging and also allowing users to make mistakes and fix them, rather than getting them stuck at certain step.

3. Accessibility

Accessibility is also a critical step in improving the user experience in terms of enough color contrast to ensure people can actually see the content at hand, or having large enough buttons or text sizes to ensure legibility and clickability. In addition to following Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, having other tools like screen readers anddictation tools to be able to reach a wider audience who may have disabilities.

Why UX & CRO Matters 

Implementing UX research strategies and UX best design principles and practices into websites, landing pages, and products are crucial for optimized CRO. From conducting interviews to creating user maps, there are many ways to discover what users are actually struggling with and how to better address those pain points. Other analytics tools like Hotjar also help bridge design and CRO teams when it comes to understanding how users are converting and optimizations that can be made.

At the core of designing for the user always involves keeping core UX principles in mind such as how information is organized and how they support the user as they take different actions. At the end of the day, UX and CRO go hand and hand. Learnings and collaboration between the teams can only help create a stronger user journey. If you need help optimizing your website for UX and CRO, our experts can help; feel free to reach out to us.

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Whether you’ve hit a traffic plateau, converting less on competitive ad spend, or are just looking for opportunities, a CRO audit is probably your best bet. Let’s say you have 5,000 monthly visitors at a 2.5% conversion rate and an AOV of $100. Bringing your conversion rate to 3% would generate another $2.5k a month without adding any more content or paying for ad placements.

Want to unlock more conversion potential?

Preparing for a CRO Audit

So you think you’re ready to jump right into a CRO audit, eh? Let’s pump the breaks a little and talk about timing. While some marketers would say there isn’t a wrong time to do a CRO audit, there are certainly times when one makes more sense.

The best time to run a CRO audit is right after a large change to your site, like a redesign or relaunch. Whether you’re doing this audit in response to a website change, a gap in performance, or just looking for opportunities, your preparation will likely look the same. Before initiating your CRO audit, there’s some critical data collection that has to be done first.

Goal Setting & Prioritization:

1. Identify Priority Pages: Focus on high-traffic or high-value pages. Ideally you want your high-value pages to have a good stream of traffic so you can gather data about your users quickly but if you don’t have both, focus on where you want the conversions to happen or pages leading up to conversion points.
2. Define Clear Conversion Goals: Establish baseline conversion rates and engagement metrics you can use to benchmark performance. Decide what metric or series of metrics are most important to uncovering opportunities.

Data Collection & Analysis:

1. Gather Website Analytics Data: Collect data (GA4) from the areas of the site you’re planning to test. Make sure to take stock of current and historical conversion data if you experience seasonality during your testing period. Take note of user engagement metrics native in GA4 like clicks, scroll depth, etc, this will give you some insight into what your users are currently doing once they reach these pages.
2. Map Out Conversion Funnel: Map out the conversion funnel as you see it. This funnel can differ from what is currently observed and allows you to uncover nuances you might not be considering along the user journey. The closer you are to the project, the less you can see. In other words, the user journey might not always be what you intend it to be.
3. Review Page Load Speed: Page load time remains the biggest and most influential level in conversion. Review the average load time of your site prior to your CRO audit especially if this is on your list of fixes (it should be).
4. Evaluate Call-To-Actions: Assess the clarity and placement of your CTAs before executing your audit to gauge their effectiveness. Take stock of the different types like top and bottom-third CTAs in blog content to main CTAs like “Contact Us”. Ensure these have aligned conversion events in GA4 prior to test launch so you can note performance changes.

Tool Selection:

1. Analytics Tools: Ensure that you can trust the data flowing into GA4 or any other website tracking tools you have at your disposal. This becomes your guiding light so having any hiccups in this area can throw the results of the entire audit.
2. AB Testing Software: There is so much that can be uncovered with the proper tech stack. If you’re starting your CRO journey, you need to invest in a testing tool. AB testing software is a much more reliable method than changing an element and trying to track performance changes without a proper monitoring tool.

5 Steps To a Successful CRO Audit

1. Key Pages & Low Hanging Fruit

At this stage, you probably already have a sense of what your key testing pages should be. These are going to be a combination of your product or services page, top landing pages, and any other pages that facilitate movement through the funnel.

You need to get into the user mindset. This means stripping away whatever you think you know about how a user may navigate your site. You know and understand your site better than any new user because you’ve been around the block a few times.

You want to identify things and prioritize them in order of impact and cost, whether that cost is time or real dollars.

To start, you’ll want to see which pages have the highest bounce rate or lowest engagement rates via Google Analytics. This will show you where you should focus your efforts in your list of priority pages. Once you identify where the majority of drop-off is happening, you can start to identify low-hanging fruit. Some low-hanging fruit elements could be:

• Slow Loading Time
• Poor Mobile Experience
• Confusing Navigation
• Weak Call-To-Actions (CTAs)
• Long Form Fields
• Lack of Trust Signals
• Missing Value Proposition

Remember to start small and only implement one or two changes at a time. You want to make sure that you are gathering valuable information and data points about the changes you make. Small changes can make a big difference and you want to make sure you’re tracking the right one.

2. Understand User Behavior

Once you get the easily identifiable low-hanging fruit changes out of the way, you’ll want to dive deeper to understand user behavior. Understanding user behavior is harder to do with just Google Analytics and most use a third-party tool to get this information.

The most influential data sources to understand user behavior are surveys, heatmaps/click maps, and session recordings. Knowing how far down the page users get and the elements they interact with can be telling.

User behavior can lead you down a road you didn’t think existed before. Everyone uses the web differently and changing certain elements, even slightly, can impact the flow of how users make decisions on a website.

CRO and AB testing is a guessing game but educated guesses make all the difference. You have to root all of your observations and tests on historical data, user behavior, and competition. There may be some obvious things missing from your site that can be easily added where other things are more subliminal and take time to figure out.

3. Form a Hypothesis

At this point, you have all the pages you want to test, you have them in order of priority, the low-hanging fruit items are already in motion and you’re ready for some real testing and changes.

Before you put any tests live, you’ll want to organize each one so that you have a clear direction and metrics to test against. This is a hypothesis statement that should include your primary metric and the specifics needed to make a clear decision on the success or failure of your tests.

When forming a hypothesis, you’ll also want to define the following elements:

• Variation(s): Clearly define what is going to be changing and what will be used as the control group.
• Be Specific: Clearly outline the goal and what metrics will be used to determine success.
• Be Realistic: If you’re new to AB testing, set conservative goals based on what you believe to be a likely outcome.
• Iterative Steps: Be ready for continuous testing and refining of your hypotheses

4. Run AB Tests

So now you have everything you need to put a test in place. You’ll likely need a testing tool to help you execute on each one like AB Tasty or Optimizely. The setup and execution will be different depending on which tool you prefer but the learnings and targeting will look similar.

There isn’t too much to say for running AB tests since most of the identification work is done before the test is actually set live. Setting the test live is the easy part, gathering and analyzing the data is the biggest lift.

One thing to keep in mind when waiting for AB test results is that you want to be patient. This means waiting for statistical significance to ensure your test has run long enough for reliable data. Too often people get antsy and want to take down a variation because they see it not performing well after a short period of time.

Depending on the tool you use, the viewing percentage of the control group vs your new variation may fluctuate and can impact initial results. It’s best to let tests run for a minimum of two weeks. It’s possible many of your tests will have to run longer depending on the volume of users heading to that page that actually completes the goal.

5. Put Your Learnings Into Practice

It’s time to determine a winner or loser. Go beyond just the basic metrics provided by a testing tool or GA4, try to get a deep understanding of what your users experienced and how their behavior changed based on the variations you provided.

Just because a test wasn’t successful on paper, doesn’t mean there isn’t something to learn from it. My Dad used to say “sometimes knowing what doesn’t work is more important than knowing what does.”

Once you’ve identified a winner, test again, and then again, oh yeah, and then again. If you have a winning variation, that doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve reached the peak of performance. There’s levels to this, and once you find a win, another one is lurking around the corner. Use your newly found greatness to inspire other changes to that page or across the site.

Uncover Greatness with a CRO Audit

CRO and AB testing are some of the most valuable insights you get from your website. User behavior and engagement is more important than ever and is a ranking factor. Know what your users love and hate are insights worth their weight in gold.

Here at NoGood, we are curious by nature, so CRO and testing is in our DNA. If you want to partner with someone to uncover insights about your users that you may have never noticed before, we’re NoGood for that. Talk with our team today to find out more about what you might be missing out on when it comes to conversion rate optimization.

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Combining SEO and CRO efforts results in more conversions, leads, and organic sessions which means more growth for your business. On average, content marketing costs 62% less than traditional marketing but generates 3x more leads. This means when you focus on driving growth with SEO and CRO working together, you’re getting a higher ROI on your marketing efforts, and see results much faster than other marketing channels.

SEO vs CRO: How They Work to Drive Website Growth

SEO is the method of optimizing a page or a website to better align to user experience and organic search algorithm ranking factors. CRO refers to the process of optimizing conversion rate by testing and monitoring user engagement performance and making changes accordingly. CRO relies on UX design and AB testing to determine the most effective way to persuade the user to take action while on the page, while SEO primarily focuses on improving organic traffic and visibility in search results.

SEO Working Independently

SEO gets the user to click and remain on the page for as long as possible. We do this through keyword research and high-quality content creation, which allows our pages to be discoverable in search results. Then, once we have the user on the page, we add value through helpful content. If users find our content interesting and helpful, they will likely continue scrolling and even click through to other pages on our site. Through link building, we increase our site authority and make it easier for users and search engines to find our content.

CRO Working Independently

CRO relies on UX design and AB testing to determine the most effective way to persuade the user to take action while on the page. We can implement CTAs and social proof at different points on the page, change how they appear, and revise the copy, then run AB testing to determine which components yield the most conversions.

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User Behavior Principles That Influence SEO and CRO

1. Social Proof

Social proof is one of the most common examples of behavioral psychology used in marketing. We see it everywhere, from reviews and ratings to video testimonials. It all comes down to the basic principle that if a large number of people hold a view or opinion about something, that belief is more likely to be true.

If I want to purchase a new cookware set for my kitchen and during my search see a set that has 8,000 reviews and 4.8 stars and a set with 14,000 reviews and 5.0 stars. I’ll compare both options and read some of the reviews. If I see reviews from people who describe using the cookware in a similar way to how I would use them, I may trust the perspective of the person leaving that review and, therefore, be more likely to purchase the set from that brand.

Social proof can also swing the other way as well. If I look at the cookware set with 14,000 reviews and 5.0 stars, I may have some skepticism if I don’t see any critical reviews of the set. So I would go back to the cookware set with 4.8 stars and consider some of the factors that led to lower ratings.

Perhaps some customers found the pots and pans too heavy, or they felt the cookware was better for use on a gas stove rather than electric. Now, I can consider these factors to determine how they might affect my experience with the cookware set. This helped to inform my decision much more than the other brand, which had more reviews, but none of them were critical.

2. Fast and Slow Thinking

Fast and slow thinking are fundamental to how we make decisions. Fast thinking is based on emotions, while slow thinking is rooted in logic and reason.

When this principle is applied to web design, images, fonts, colors, and videos evoke fast thinking as they play on the user’s emotions. Tech specs, informational snippets, and blog posts encourage slow thinking.

Let’s say I’m looking for a new blender, I’ll go to the product pages of some top rated blenders. Product pages typically have a good balance of images and technical descriptions.

The images capture my attention and show me how nice the blender looks in a kitchen and the delicious food I can make with it, evoking fast thinking and encouraging me to add it to my cart. If I scroll down to the features, slow thinking kicks in, and I rationalize my decision by considering how tech specs will influence how the blender will perform.

A product page that allows me to use fast and slow thinking makes me feel as though I am making a well thought out decision because I have used both logic and emotion.

3. Scarcity

Scarcity is an extremely powerful tool marketers can use to persuade potential customers to convert. It’s based on the idea that if something is in a limited quantity, people will be more likely to buy it.

We see this all the time with limited edition items or “drops” from exclusive brands like Supreme or Yeezy.

Though, It’s not just exclusive brands who can take advantage of this phenomenon, even Amazon uses scarcity to persuade customers to click purchase on the items in their cart, by letting them know that there is a limited quantity left in stock.

If the customer thinks an item or ticket will no longer be available, they’ll be persuaded to take action so they don’t miss out.

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How SEO and CRO Work Together

1. User Experience Optimization

The user’s experience on your website determines whether they bounce or convert, directly impacting both Search Engine Optimization and Conversion Rate Optimization results.

If the user clicks on your website and doesn’t find what they are looking for, or they find your website confusing, they are likely to bounce before converting.

CRO practices utilize elements of UX/UI design to ensure the user finds exactly what they are looking for, maximizing the chances of a conversion. These principles also benefit SEO by encouraging the user to stay on the page for longer.

Through intuitive navigation, clear page structure, simple CTAs, and responsive design, CRO and SEO work together to deliver the right information to the right person at the right time.

2. Conversion Funnels

SEO practices bring the user to the page then CRO leads them to make an action like subscribing to an email list, purchasing an item, or downloading a free guide.

Through keyword research and content creation, we can create helpful content that not only gets the user to click on our page but encourages them to continue reading and spending time on our site. We can distribute CRO elements like CTAs, downloadable guides, and email sign-ups throughout the page using clever copy and design choices.

With CRO elements, we can move the user from top of the funnel pages like a blog post to the middle and bottom of the funnel pages like product or service pages and contact forms.

3. Lead Generation

Lead generation allows us to connect with our users through email to remain top of mind, even when they aren’t searching for information or services. SEO and CRO allow us to build relationships with our target audience for when they are ready to convert.

Lead magnets can be distributed throughout blog posts, landing and product pages, in the form of interactive elements like quizzes, forms, and sliders. These interactive elements don’t just capture emails, they also invite users to learn more about products and services we can offer them.

4. Creating Brand Awareness

SEO and CRO work together to promote brand awareness by getting the user to visit and interact with the website.

By encouraging the user to visit our site and read content, interact with forms and quizzes, and learn more about products and services, we create brand awareness even if the user doesn’t convert. Each time they see our page in search results, they’ll become more familiar with our brand and what we can offer them.

How to Align SEO and CRO Goals

Aligning SEO and CRO goals starts with understanding how users engage and move past the awareness stage. By joining SEO and CRO goals, you’ll be focused on the holistic effort of simultaneously improving your organic website traffic and reducing the friction for the user to convert. This makes your digital marketing efforts much more effective since good SEO doesn’t always mean high conversion rate.

1. Lean Towards Simplicity

The more complex something is, the more friction it creates, reducing the probability of a conversion. Fonts, navigation, color scheme, and informational content such as descriptions should be as simple as possible.

As marketers, we often want to include industry jargon to help us create helpful content and establish authority in our niche. However, this can get confusing for the user. We want to ensure our content is easy to navigate and understand to maximize our chances of conversion.

Our SEO practices make our content discoverable and encourage users to click on our site. Simplicity will ensure they continue on the page. If the navigation is confusing or the descriptions are too complex, users are likely to bounce before converting.

When optimizing for SEO, it’s tempting to pile on relevant keywords and helpful content onto the page, but this isn’t always the best for CRO as the user may get lost and not end up where you want them to go. It can be helpful to prioritize the most essential elements, only giving the user the information you need them to know. This practice can work to ensure the user takes the desired action, leading to a conversion.

Elements to consider for increased simplicity:

• Infographics and images that reinforce overarching concepts
• FAQs with an accordion drop-down
• Simple language in CTAs and descriptions
• Prioritize the most essential elements – only give the user the information you need them to know

2. Focus on the User Experience

SEO and CRO are both heavily tethered to user experience. Helpful and informative SEO content encourages users to stay on our site for longer. While they are on our site, our CRO practices guide them toward other pages and lead to a conversion.

Once we get users to our site, we want to make sure they find the information helpful so they continue scrolling through our site instead of bouncing.

As users trend toward more cellphone usage, mobile search traffic continues to climb, so it’s important to add responsive design elements to your website and test your navigation and blog posts on both mobile and desktop.

Improving user experience with SEO & CRO:

• Sticky sidebar navigation with jump links for each section of a blog post
• Create persona and customer journey maps to tailor your content to your ideal audience
• Intuitive navigation for contact forms, add to cart, and checkout pages
• Interactive elements like quizzes, forms, and sliders improve user engagement

3. Conduct A/B Testing

While A/B testing is a classic CRO move, it also applies to SEO.

Conducting A/B tests can help determine the efficacy of your CTA copy, keywords, content structure, and website navigation. We recently ran A/B testing on a few of our marketing agency listicles on the NoGood blog to see if we could increase our conversion rates.

For Variation A we did a content optimization of the page but did not change the format. For Variation B, we optimized the blog and changed the format by placing key information about each agency vertically next to the company logo as opposed to horizontally at the bottom of each section, like Variation A.

After running this test, we found that this change increased conversions, as we hypothesized. What we weren’t expecting was that this would also improve our organic sessions, CTR, and average position.

Here are some CRO and SEO A/B tests to try:

• Landing page variations
• CTA copy and placement on the page
• Horizontal vs vertical navigation
• Semantically related keyword variations

Creating an A/B testing roadmap

An A/B testing roadmap is a document used to track your A/B tests and their results. Your map can help you outline challenges and user pain points and plan how you’ll address them in your testing.

Here are some components to include in your A/B testing roadmap:

• Test Name: Create clear naming conventions so you don’t get your tests mixed up
• Location: Where on your site this test will take place
• Funnel Stage: Consider the user’s funnel stage to determine the copy and elements you’ll use
• Value: How much value will this bring to your users
• Importance: How important is this test to your overall strategy
• Background: Provide some context on why you’re running this test
• Hypothesis: Explain what you hope to accomplish with this test

4. Focus on Keyword Intent

Keyword intent major determinant for what type of users will make it onto your page. If you’re creating SEO driven content that is attracting the wrong audience, your content won’t lead to conversions.

The keywords you target in your blog posts match the search intent of your target audience. Let’s say a B2B SaaS company needs more conversions for their new service, so they decide to create more blog content in order to generate leads. When conducting keyword research for their blog posts, they’ll want to consider the user intent for each keyword.

Each keyword will fall under four intent types:

• Informational: The user wants to learn about a topic
• Navigational: The user wants to find a specific page or website
• Commercial: The user wants to learn about products and services
• Transactional: The user wants to make a purchase

Since our SaaS company wants to generate leads through blog content, they’ll want to target keywords with informational intent. If they want to optimize their product or service pages, they can target keywords with commercial and transactional intent.

Creating and optimizing content around keyword intent helps to align SEO and CRO goals by ensuring that you are not only increasing organic traffic but you’re attracting users that have a high chance of converting.

5. Unify Your Measurement

SEO and CRO each have their own metrics, so in order to align your goals, you need to determine how you’ll measure success.

Metrics to track to align SEO and CRO goals:

• Heat maps: Visualize where users are interacting on the page. A ‘hot’ CTA will appear red, meaning that a lot of users are clicking through. If the CTA appears blue, users aren’t clicking as much, signifying revision is needed.
• Scroll depth: Measures how far down the page the user continues to scroll before making an action.
• Dwell time: Tells you the amount of time user spend on the page before bouncing or converting
• CTR: Click-through rate helps determine if users are converting by clicking the links on your page
• CAC: Tracking customer acquisition costs ensures you’re staying in the profit with your CRO and SEO efforts

6. Create a Clear Path for Users

When a user arrives on your site there should be a clear path of actions they should take that leads them through the funnel stages and ends in the desired action. With SEO and CRO, you can create a clear internal linking path that controls the user’s journey and directs them to relevant content that facilitates conversion.

It can be helpful to reference the persona and user journey maps you created to address the user’s interests and pain points. Consider the problems the user has, and how your product or service can solve them.

Creating a user path with click funnels:

• Optimize your landing page to capture the user’s attention
• Promote product awareness by inviting the user to learn more about your products or services
• Nurture leads through interactive elements like quizzes, forms, or sliders
• Add a lead magnet to connect with users through email
• Optional: Offer an introductory package or promotion

Final Thoughts

Combining SEO and CRO for growth is ultimately a long term strategy. It requires strategic planning and coordination to align your conversion goals and conduct testing to find out what works for your audience and your business goals.

When uniting two different digital marketing strategies for the same goal, it can be difficult to find your north star. If you need help aligning your SEO and CRO strategies to maximize your growth, we have growth experts who can help, feel free to drop us a line.

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CRO, as you’re aware, is the systematic process of increasing the percentage of website visitors who complete a site’s desired action—be it filling out a form, becoming customers, or any other action that is relevant to your marketing objectives. A finely tuned CRO strategy can make all the difference between a successful marketing campaign and one that falls flat.

Indeed, CRO is an intricate dance that involves detailed experimentation, data analysis, and the ideation of roadmaps to improve user engagement. Whether it’s an A/B test on a landing page, a multivariate test on email marketing campaigns, or a detailed heatmap analysis of user interactions, CRO requires both creativity and technical prowess. The question is—how can we utilize a powerful tool like ChatGPT to streamline this complex process, effectively drive traffic, and increase conversion rates?

Consider this: an assistant that can not only help you ideate experimental design but also assist in the interpretation of user data collected from these tests. What if it could even aid in identifying impactful activities within the CRO workflow and in the formulation of future-proof strategies? That’s exactly the potential of ChatGPT for conversion rate optimization. As a leading LLM, ChatGPT leverages its broad language understanding capabilities to become a robust, versatile tool for your digital marketing strategy.

We’ll delve into how you can employ ChatGPT to enhance your CRO efforts. From ideation to execution and analysis. Whether you’re just starting your AI journey or looking for new ways to push your current AI usage even further, this piece aims to provide actionable insights you can start using today.

As we progress, remember this: the future of digital marketing may lie in the marriage of human creativity and AI’s vast processing power. Understanding and harnessing the potential of ChatGPT (or other LLMs) for conversion rate optimization is not just an exciting adventure—it’s an essential step in modernizing your marketing strategies for the digital age. Let’s embark on this journey together.

Understanding CRO

It’s essential to begin with a firm understanding of CRO itself. While we’ve touched upon what CRO involves in the previous section, it’s worth examining this cornerstone of digital marketing strategy in greater detail, highlighting its unique role across varied industries.

At its core, CRO is a scientific approach to optimizing your website or landing pages to increase the likelihood of visitors completing a desired action. The exact nature of this action can vary greatly depending on your organization’s goals and the nature of your industry. For instance, in ecommerce, the action might be making a purchase, while in the B2B space, it could involve filling out a form for a software demo or signing up for a newsletter.

CRO is not a one-size-fits-all process. It necessitates a deep understanding of your target audience and their unique needs and behaviors. As you begin to unravel these patterns, your marketing strategy becomes more nuanced and effective. The success of your CRO efforts is measured through conversion rates – or move-forward rates, since the metric you may be working to improve is not directly tied to the final conversion, but in a separate key event within the journey toward conversion.

To truly excel in CRO, it’s not enough to simply understand your audience or craft compelling calls to action. CRO requires a rigorous commitment to testing, experimentation, and analysis. This might involve running A/B tests on landing pages, performing multivariate tests on email marketing campaigns, or analyzing user interaction data to understand how various elements of your site or campaign contribute to (or hinder) conversions.

This rigorous process, while rewarding, can be complex and time-consuming. And this is where a powerful tool like ChatGPT can step in, acting as a supportive assistant in the ideation of such experiments, interpreting the complex data generated, and even in the formulation of strategic plans based on the insights gained.

From ecommerce to healthcare, SaaS to Finance, CRO plays a pivotal role in guiding potential customers along the conversion funnel towards the desired action. By effectively integrating ChatGPT into this process, you can navigate this journey with greater confidence, efficiency, and success. Let’s explore how in the following sections.

ChatGPT for CRO – An Overview

The potential of ChatGPT for conversion rate optimization lies in its capabilities across three core facets of CRO: experimentation ideation, data interpretation, and strategy formulation.

• Experimentation Ideation: ChatGPT can simplify your testing roadmap by generating innovative ideas for A/B or multivariate testing. It can pinpoint potential improvements for your landing pages or campaigns, aiding the creation of effective test scenarios.

• Data Interpretation: Deciphering complex datasets can be daunting. ChatGPT helps streamline this process, swiftly analyzing data from tests to uncover vital insights and trends, guiding your next CRO moves.

• Strategy Formulation: Based on insights, ChatGPT aids in crafting strategies that align with your CRO goals. It identifies high-impact activities, taking into account industry specifics and customer behaviors, provided it’s trained effectively.

In a nutshell, ChatGPT’s language understanding and generation capabilities make it a dynamic tool for CRO. Let’s explore practical applications and scenarios.

ChatGPT in Action: From Data Collection to Experimentation

Here are some tangible ways ChatGPT can be employed to augment your CRO workflow, starting from the collection of data through to the design and execution of experiments.

Data Collection

ChatGPT’s potential in data collection emerges strongly when considered in the context of AI-powered chatbots (or similar mechanisms that accomplish the same). Chatbots have been extensively used in digital marketing for lead generation, but the emergence of potential AI based use cases adds a new dimension of personalization and efficiency. An API connection to OpenAI can equip a chatbot with enhanced conversational skills, allowing it to collect crucial data points in a more engaging, human-like manner.

Instead of the typical, somewhat mechanical process of asking for a user’s name, email, or phone number, an AI-powered chatbot can conduct these interactions in a more conversational and personalized manner, leading to higher engagement and sign-up rates. Not only does this enrich the data collected, but it also paves the way for a more customized user experience. Using the collected data, the chatbot can subsequently deliver personalized messages to the users within the same engagement, effectively guiding them through the conversion funnel.

Say, a company in the telemedicine space wants to improve conversions on their website – specifically, registrations for first-time consultation. Their primary user base comprises individuals seeking immediate medical advice from accredited professionals.

An AI-powered chatbot, backed by ChatGPT, can be employed right on the site. When a user visits, the chatbot greets them in a friendly manner, “Hello there! Looking for a quick medical consultation? We’re here to help!”

Based on the user’s response, the chatbot guides the conversation, making it interactive and personalized. It might ask about the user’s medical concerns, preferred consultation timings, and if they have used telemedicine services before.

For example:

1. Chatbot: “Could you tell me a little about the medical advice you’re seeking? It’ll help me guide you better.”
   
2. User: “I have been experiencing frequent headaches lately.”
   
3. Chatbot: “I’m sorry to hear that. Would you prefer to talk to a specialist soon, or schedule a consultation for later?”

As the conversation progresses, it can naturally ask for essential data like the user’s name and email in a non-intrusive, conversational way. With the information collected during the conversation, it can also recommend personalized next steps like “Based on what you told me, Dr. Smith, a renowned neurologist, is available tomorrow at 5 PM. Would you like me to schedule a consultation?”

This process not only gathers crucial user data for the company but also streamlines the user’s journey to registration, effectively serving as a personalized guide through the conversion funnel.

While this may require a more technical build and implementation, it can certainly be done.

In essence, AI-powered chatbots, with ChatGPT at the core, can serve as dynamic tools for collecting richer, more insightful data, while simultaneously enhancing user experience— a critical step in the conversion rate optimization process.

Experimentation Ideation

Now that you have an array of specific data points collected from users through something like an AI-powered chatbot (using the same example from above), these insights can significantly fuel the ideation process for CRO experimentation. The personalized user responses gathered aren’t confined to enhancing chatbot interactions alone but can inform wider business strategies.

Let’s consider a few examples. If you find that many users, like our telemedicine seeker from earlier, have frequently complained about headaches, this could spark an experiment to test whether including content related to headache relief on the home page (or any other key page based on site data) improves conversions. You could test multiple content variants like articles about headache causes, tips for immediate relief, or even testimonials from patients who received successful treatment.

The specific consultation times preferred by users is another valuable data point. You could design an experiment to test sending reminder emails at different times of the day, comparing morning versus evening send-outs, to see which yields a higher consultation booking rate.

Using the information about whether a user has used telemedicine before, you could segment your users and create personalized marketing campaigns for first-time users and repeat users. This could involve A/B testing different versions of the campaign to see which resonates better with each segment.

In essence, the specific data points gathered via an AI-based interaction can inspire a plethora of experiment ideas, each designed to enhance the conversion rate not just within the chatbot’s user journey but across the business’s digital presence.

Keep in mind that while this example focuses around a chatbot-based use case, the concept is by no means limited to it. You can apply this to other scenarios as well. For example, if you already have rich data on your users, you can follow the same thinking and use ChatGPT to help you ideate based on that data. However, the chatbot approach does a nice job at explaining the entire idea.

Experiment Execution

Once you have your experiment ideas, executing them effectively is crucial.

For the telemedicine platform, using ChatGPT, you could efficiently generate diverse variations of content related to headache relief for your landing page experiment. This could range from informative articles, quick tips, to empathetic patient testimonials. All of these content variations could be rapidly created and modified, enabling you to carry out A/B or multivariate tests in a streamlined manner.

When it comes to the experiment involving reminder emails, ChatGPT can aid in crafting compelling subject lines and email bodies tailored to your user’s preferred times. You can test whether a friendly morning reminder like, “Start your day headache-free, book your consultation now!” performs better than an evening-oriented message such as, “Headache keeping you up? Book a late-night consultation now!”

Similarly, for the personalized marketing campaign test, ChatGPT can generate multiple versions of campaign content tailored to both first-time and repeat users. It can help craft messages that appropriately address the concerns of first-time users, perhaps by highlighting the ease and efficiency of telemedicine, and different messages for repeat users, perhaps emphasizing new features or services.

In summary, ChatGPT can significantly augment the execution phase of your CRO experiments, providing the means to rapidly create, test, and iterate on content variations across different platforms and formats, all aimed at enhancing the user experience and boosting conversion rates.

ChatGPT and the Conversion Funnel

The conversion funnel typically comprises four stages: Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action (AIDA). Each stage has its unique characteristics and requirements, and an AI tool like ChatGPT can be leveraged effectively across all of them.

Attention: At the top of the funnel, the goal is to capture the attention of potential customers and make them aware of your product or service. ChatGPT can aid in crafting engaging social media updates, blog posts, or even compelling product descriptions, all designed to reach and resonate with your target audience, ultimately driving traffic to your website or landing page.

Interest: Once you’ve captured the attention of your potential customers, the next step is to pique their interest. ChatGPT can assist in tailoring personalized email marketing campaigns or customized landing page content based on the specific user data collected, effectively maintaining and deepening the interest of the potential customer.

Desire: In this stage, the aim is to convert the interest of potential customers into a desire for your product or service. Here, you could leverage ChatGPT to create compelling case studies, testimonials, or detailed product benefits, all aimed at fostering a stronger connection between the potential customer and your offering.

Action: Finally, the action stage is where the potential customer makes the decision to convert. ChatGPT can assist in crafting persuasive calls to action, guiding the customer to complete the desired action, whether that’s signing up for a service, purchasing a product, or booking a consultation.

Because this is mainly on the content creation side, understanding your audience, the stages of the conversion funnel, and the potentials of AI technology is key to maximizing the benefits of ChatGPT for conversion rate optimization.

Increasing Operational Efficiency with ChatGPT

While other large language models (LLMs) could be equally effective, the efficiencies that a tool like ChatGPT brings to your CRO processes are certainly worth exploring.

In a rapidly evolving digital marketing landscape, tools that streamline operations, reduce manual workload, and expedite decision-making are valuable. Here’s how ChatGPT or an equivalent AI tool can have a profound impact:

Content Generation: Consider an ecommerce company dealing with a massive inventory. Writing unique product descriptions for each item could take hundreds of employee hours. ChatGPT can automate the creation of these descriptions, freeing up the marketing team to strategize on larger initiatives. Similarly, a SaaS company could use ChatGPT to generate social media posts promoting their software features, thereby maintaining a consistent online presence.

Data Analysis: A healthcare company may collect patient feedback to improve services. Manually extracting key trends from such data could be daunting. ChatGPT can analyze and identify critical patterns, enabling the company to make informed decisions and adjust their marketing strategy for better CRO outcomes.

Experimentation Speed: A B2B company may want to test different calls to action on their landing page. With ChatGPT, they can quickly ideate, create, and execute A/B tests, gathering insights in real-time. The quicker they discern what resonates with their audience, the faster they can apply winning strategies.

Personalization at Scale: Suppose an online education platform aims to provide personalized experiences for their students. ChatGPT can leverage user data to create tailored marketing campaigns or landing pages, catering to specific student preferences. This personalization, done at scale, can drive traffic and boost conversion rates efficiently.

In essence, the adoption of ChatGPT or another LLM in your CRO workflow can lead to notable gains in operational efficiency. The time saved on activities like content generation, data analysis, and experimentation, coupled with the increased precision of your strategies, can culminate in a higher conversion rate. However, the key lies in integrating these capabilities strategically within your existing marketing framework, to ensure the tool works to your advantage.

Future-Proofing Your CRO Processes with ChatGPT

Looking to the future of digital marketing and conversion rate optimization (CRO), it is clear that AI, and specifically large language models like ChatGPT, will continue to evolve and play a key role in shaping new strategies. It’s not just about staying relevant in the present—it’s about being ready to tackle the future head-on. Here are some ways ChatGPT can help future-proof your CRO processes:

Predictive Personalization: With advancements in AI capabilities, we’re not far from predictive personalization where ChatGPT could generate real-time personalized content based on a user’s activity sequence on a site. Imagine a potential customer browsing a furniture e-commerce site. The AI chatbot, foreseeing their intent based on their browsing pattern, could immediately offer personalized product suggestions or discounts, drastically increasing the chance of conversion.

Integrated Voice Assistants: With more consumers embracing digital assistants, the scope of CRO extends beyond text. Integrating ChatGPT with voice-enabled assistants could pave the way for voice-activated conversions. For instance, a SaaS business could enable users to upgrade their subscriptions or access new features through a voice command, making the conversion process seamless and efficient.

Autonomous CRO Workflows: As AI matures, there’s potential for fully autonomous CRO workflows, where AI handles the entire CRO process, from data collection, analysis, experimentation ideation, to executing experiments and interpreting results. In a B2B scenario, an AI-driven workflow could identify potential conversion points and autonomously launch micro-tests to optimize each point, reducing manual effort and accelerating optimization.

Explainable AI: As AI continues to evolve, so does the demand for transparency in how AI makes decisions. Explainable AI (XAI) models are set to become more prevalent, providing insights into how AI algorithms reach conclusions. In the CRO context, this could mean better understanding the suggestions and insights provided by ChatGPT, fostering trust and ensuring alignment with brand values and strategy.

Beyond Omnichannel – Hyperconnected Experiences: The future will break down silos between different digital channels, creating hyper connected customer experiences. With ChatGPT, you could orchestrate interactions across social media, email, website, and other digital touchpoints, ensuring a consistent, personalized experience that amplifies your conversion rates.

With these future-oriented considerations in mind, leveraging ChatGPT (or other AI technologies) for conversion rate optimization becomes not just a current boon but a long-term strategy, positioning your organization at the forefront of digital marketing innovation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, in the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, leveraging innovative technologies like ChatGPT for conversion rate optimization has become an essential strategy. By harnessing the power of this large language model, you can revolutionize your CRO processes, from using an AI-driven chatbot for personalized data collection and experimentation, to optimizing your conversion funnel and increasing operational efficiency.

This journey is not just about improving metrics—it’s about creating meaningful experiences that resonate with your target audience and cultivate lasting relationships. By deploying ChatGPT strategically, you can enhance these experiences, driving more conversions and shaping the future of your business’s digital presence.

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The chaotic nature of today’s buying process makes it more necessary than ever to predict and prompt customer actions. To convert visitors into customers, you need to optimize your overall marketing strategy and website design. That means you need to remove barriers to purchase, trigger specific actions, and create a pleasant and safe experience for customers. With conversion rate optimization you can achieve all this.

What Are Conversion Rate (CR) and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)?

Conversion Rate

A website’s conversion rate is the percentage of website visitors who perform the desired action on your website. This action converts them from visitors to leads (or customers). The desired action can be downloading an ebook, signing up for a demo, making a purchase, downloading an app, or anything else.

Conversion Rate Optimization

Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is the process of increasing the percentage of conversions from a website or mobile app. CRO typically involves developing ideas for elements on your website or app that can be improved and then validating those hypotheses through A/B testing and multivariate testing.

Why is CRO Important?

• Get higher profits
• Increase your traffic
• Put the customers front-of-mind

Conversion rate optimization is important because it allows you to lower your customer acquisition costs by getting more value from the visitors and users you already have. By optimizing your conversion rate, you can increase revenue per visitor, acquire more customers and grow your business.

For example, if a landing page has a conversion rate of 5% and receives 1,000 visitors per month, then the page is generating 50 conversions per month. If the conversion rate can be improved to 20% by optimizing various elements on the page, the number of conversions generated increases by 300% to 200 conversions per month.

There is always room for improvement when it comes to increasing conversion rates, and the best companies are constantly working to improve their websites and apps to create a better experience for their users and increase conversion rates.

What Are CRO Tools?

If you want to convert interest into more sales, improve your ROAS (Return on Ad Spend), increase your customer acquisition, or outsource your CRO strategy, you need a CRO tool. The type of tool you need depends on your business goals. CRO tools gather data about your website and its visitors to give you insight into how your website is being used, analyze it, and identify possible changes that could improve conversion rates.

Broadly speaking, CRO tools fall into three main categories:

• Web analytics CRO tools: Collect quantitative data about your website and its visitors, such as sessions, bounce rate, and more, to understand what is happening on your website.
• User behavior analytic tools: Track, monitor and optimize various aspects of user behavior on your software, app, or website.
• CRO testing tools: Determine what the best outcome is for your conversion rate when you make changes to your website.

What to Look for in a CRO Tool?

• GDPR Compliance

Protecting user data should always be the primary concern when making decisions based on user data. The CRO requires user data at every step, so it is extremely important for companies to choose CRO tools that are GDPR compliant. Opt for tools that use password encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular hacking tests to protect all your data.

• Integrations

Before choosing a CRO tool, know which vendors will integrate with your existing technical infrastructure. Not only is this important for the functionality of the website/app, but a good conversion rate optimization tool will also make your other tools work more efficiently. A lack of integration between tools leads to data silos.

• Best-of-Breed vs Best of Suite

With a best-of-suite approach, you get a composable architecture that allows for continuous extensibility and flexibility, while best-of-breed solutions often have a static architecture that gives you a polished solution with high performance but less flexibility.

• Maturity Level of Your CRO Process

Recognizing the importance of CRO and using optimization resources effectively are two different things. However, it is relatively easy to determine how CRO -mature your organization is. You need to figure out where you are on the roadmap and what you need to do to take your CRO to the next level.

Top CRO Tools

Web Analytics

• Google Analytics
• Adobe Analytics
• Matomo
• Amplitude

User Behavior Analytics

• Mixpanel
• Datadog
• Pendo
• Microsoft Clarity

CRO Testing

• Google Optimize
• Qualaroo
• Yieldify
• Optimizely

Web Analytics

Google Analytics

Platform Summary: Google Analytics is the most popular web analytics tool. It is a free tool, but you can upgrade it to Google Analytics 360 if you want to record more data. With this tool, you can view the health and performance of your website with detailed tracking and reporting dashboards. 

Key Features: 

• Track conversion, retention, and bounce rates to re-strategize your marketing efforts by analyzing user activity and behavior.
• Get detailed and segregated demographic data to better understand your user base with visuals and reports.
• Create custom reports with the selected data you need for your purposes.
• Understand how users explore your site with flow visualization graphics.
• Track campaigns to understand what works on your website by adding UTM parameters to the URL.

Key Integrations: Google Optimize, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot, Callrail, Shopify, Marketo, Facebook, WordPress, Hootsuite, Zendesk

Pricing: Google Analytics has two pricing plans: free and 360. The cost of Google Analytics 360 starts at $12.5k per month and $150k per year.

Clients: J.P Morgan, Salesforce, The North Face, Zara, Tesla, Fiverr, Bloomberg, Binance, Cloudflare, The Guardian

Adobe Analytics

Platform Summary: Adobe Analytics is a powerful tool that reports on web visitor data such as page views, time spent on a page, user tracking history, and more. Conversion rate optimization in Adobe Target lets you optimize experiences at every step of the customer journey based on KPIs. You get all the testing and targeting tools you need for cross-channel experimentation, from landing page to the mobile app. And when you combine Target with Adobe Analytics, you get insights into customer interactions across mobile, web, and other channels. So you can deliver better experiences to high-value customers – and improve your ROI.

Key Features:

• Capture data across multiple channels including web, app, email, web kiosk, campaigns, and client-server apps.
• Set up business goals and KPIs to track the success of your campaigns across all touchpoints.
• Use advanced segmentation to identify the key characteristics of each segment that drive your set metrics and dimensions.
• Integrate customer data from your CRM tool to add new dimensions to your segments.
• Supports ad hoc analysis, flow analysis, and cohort analysis.

Key Integrations: Segment, Salesforce, Marketo, Facebook, Power BI

Pricing: The cost can vary between $30k to $350k+ per year.

Clients: Dell, Deloitte, Citibank, Asos, Elsevier, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, Asos, Marriott

Matomo

Platform Summary: Matomo, formerly known as Piwik, is a downloadable (GPL licensed ) web analytics software platform. It provides detailed reports about your website and its visitors, including the search engines and keywords they use, what pages they like, what files they have downloaded, and more.

Key Features:

• Take advantage of numerous benefits, such as tracking new data, restricting access to specific users, and modifying UI by writing plugins and adding available features.
• Gain insights into your business by understanding key metrics, such as the best time of day to schedule paid ads and post to social media.
• Unlimited website tracking, email reporting, data export and storage, e-commerce transactions per day, and more.
• Use various data anonymization techniques to gather useful information while protecting user privacy. The platform protects the sensitive or private information of organizations.
• Track goals and see if you are meeting your current business objectives.

Key Integrations: Magento, WordPress, Jira Cloud, and Jira Server

Pricing: Pricing can range from $0 to $16.9k based on your monthly site traffic and hosting options.

Clients: United Nations, Amnesty International, Ahrefs, NASA, Hubspot, Ahrefs, Flaticon, European Commission, NOYB, Kinsta

Amplitude

Platform Summary: Amplitude is another conversion funnel analyzer CRO tool. It is primarily designed for SaaS companies. Product, marketing and growth teams use it to gain user behavior insights from data and make decisions. Amplitude is preferred by managers compared to its competitors. It makes it easy to get insights from data.

Key Features:

• The entire field of mobile analytics is dedicated to the nuances of user behavior.
• Real-time user analytics, including customer engagement, funnel, revenue analysis, and flexible user segmentation.
• The Growth Discovery Engine helps predict behaviors that drive conversation or customer engagement and exponential user growth.
• Analyze the user behavior behind each data point. You can also make a comparison between the behavior of engaged and disengaged users.
• Track, visualize, and analyze engagement and behavioral data in real-time so you can optimize your entire customer journey.

Key Integrations: Snowflake, Braze, Amazon Web Services S3, Adjust, Adobe Analytics, Airbridge, Airship, Amazon, Appsflyer, Bigquery

Pricing: Pricing starts at $0 for 10M events, and $995 for 100M events. For 100M+ events, you will need to contact their sales times.

Clients: Intuit, StackShare, Ford, Atlassian, NBCUniversal Media, Square, SoFi, DataRobot, CloudApp, Calm

User Behavior Analytics

Mixpanel

Platform Summary: Mixpanel lets you analyze how users interact with your web-enabled product. It’s designed to make teams more efficient by allowing everyone to analyze user data in real-time to identify trends, understand user behavior, and make decisions about your product. Mixpanel’s Modeling Layer makes it easy to adapt existing data to your needs without burdening development teams.

Key Features:

• Compare time spans to better understand how trends change over time.
• Examine how users navigate to your product and where they leave your funnel so you can direct them to the optimal paths. Features like the ability to add an unlimited number of steps, filter by cohort, and exclude events make this report one of the most powerful on the market.
• View total conversions in Funnels to see how many times a user has converted in total within the specified time period. For example, if someone completes multiple purchases in a single visit, you now have the option to show all of those conversions instead of just one. The Time to Conversion chart also lets you see how long it takes users to complete a particular step in the funnel.
• You can add multiple correlation events, filter and drill down by properties, and add cohorts as filters or target events. Zoom in on actions that relate to your key business objectives.
• Examine how users move through your product, where they get stuck, and why, and find the most profitable paths to conversion.

Key Integrations: Adjust, Airship, Alooma, Appcues, Appsflyer, Batch, CallRail, Branch, Databox, Kameleoon

Pricing: Mixpanel’s pricing starts at $0 for 100k monthly tracked users. However, accounts can unlock the full power of Mixpanel for only $299 per year or $36 per month.

Clients: DocuSign, Uber, Ancestry, Yelp, BuzzFeed, Expedia, Ticketmaster, Deliveroo, GoDaddy, ZipRecruiter

Datadog

Platform Summary: Datadog gives you end-to-end visibility of user journeys for web and mobile apps. Datadog Real User Monitoring (RUM) provides insight into your app’s front-end performance from the perspective of real users. Each user journey is seamlessly correlated with synthetic tests, back-end metrics, traces, logs, and network performance data so you can quickly identify a poor user experience and troubleshoot issues with context from across the stack.

Key Features:

• Get comprehensive insight into modern applications. Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize application performance.
• Analyze and examine log data in context. Quickly search, filter, and analyze your logs to troubleshoot and comprehensively examine your data.
• Proactively monitor your user experience. Monitor critical user journeys captured with an easy-to-use web recorder and save technical resources with AI-driven, self-managing tests.
• Correlate front-end performance with business impact. Prioritize business and technical decisions based on usability metrics. Visualize load times, front-end errors, and resources for each user session. Decompose data using custom attributes.
• Visualize traffic flow in cloud-native environments. Understand performance using meaningful, human-readable tags. Use tags to filter traffic by source and destination or group by any criteria – from data centers to teams to individual containers.

Key Integrations: Kafka, Pusher, Apptrail, AuthO, Firefly, Altostra, Box, Snowflake, Apache, LambdaTest

Pricing: Pricing includes a Free, Pro, and Enterprise version. Pro pricing starts at $15 per host per month, while Enterprise pricing starts at $23 per host per month.

Clients: Samsung, Shell, Siemens, Whole Foods, Deloitte, SoFi, The Washington Post, Plaid, Sony, Lego System

Pendo

Platform Summary: Pendo is a product analysis app designed to help software companies develop products that are well received by customers. The app allows software publishers to incorporate a wide range of tools into their products that can lead to both a better product experience for users and new insights for the product team. As the company itself says, it promotes “product adoption, customer loyalty and team innovation.”

Key Features:

• Determine which features users are adopting and which they are ignoring, and how they are navigating your product portfolio.
• Monitor activity at both the account and individual user levels. Measure account activity to assess the state of your customers, understand who your super users are, identify historical trends, and track exactly what a user does over the course of a day.
• Compare usage between different segments. Whether they are large or small customers, test customers, or pay customers, the differences between segments is a great way to understand adoption patterns and retention risks. Pendo visualizes side-by-side comparisons of user behavior across segments, helping you identify hidden opportunities to improve the product experience.
• Understand user engagement and compare the health of your customers across all the apps they use. Pendo makes it easy to understand how users interact with different solutions, measure performance, and engagement between different apps, and drive user adoption across all your products.
• Identify revenue-generating activities, increase trial conversions, and develop features that customers are willing to pay for by analyzing the behavior of your most valuable customer groups and nurturing them at scale while creating plans to improve the state of less active customers.

Key Integrations: HubSpot, Algolia, Calendly, Figma, Salesforce, Zendesk, Segment, Intercom, Optimizely, Qualtrics

Pricing: Pendo’s yearly pricing can cost as high as $15K for the Pro plan and $50K for the Enterprise plan.

Clients: Verizon, Okta, Citrix, UserTesting, Henry Schein, Symantec, UserTesting, WebPT, IHS Markit, Verizon Connect

Microsoft Clarity

Platform Summary: Microsoft clarity provides usage statistics, session records and heat maps. It is a free analytics product that helps website managers improve their website by better understanding the behavior of website visitors. Clarity shows you which parts of your site are used the most and least, and provides an invaluable troubleshooting interface.

Key Features:

• Provides some unique insights, including unique reports such as “angry tips” and “excessive scrolling” that show users were confused or angry while navigating your site.
• Track users’ mouse movements, scrolling, and clicks on your web pages.
• Record where users click on your website to understand where your users navigate/interact the most.
• Set different filters to track sessions where users filled out a lead form, or create heatmaps to show which users might be frustrated by your page design.
• Clarity is GDPR compliant and is careful not to include sensitive data like numbers, images, and form content in records or heatmaps. This is ideal so you don’t accidentally store sensitive data like a user’s address or credit card information.

Key Integrations: WordPress, Google Analytics, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Weebly, ClickFunnels, WooCommerce, Unbounce, Joomla

Pricing: Clarity is free forever.

Clients: World Health Organization, Forbes, Steve Madden, Omega, Hewlett Packard, Cinemark, Acer, Pizza Hut, Adapt Worldwide, Pearly

CRO Testing

Google Optimize

Platform Summary: Google Optimize provides A/B testing, website testing, and personalization tools for smaller teams on a budget who do not have experience with CRO testing tools. Optimize lets you test variations of websites and see how they perform against a target you set. Then, the tool monitors the results of your experiment and tells you which variant is the best. Google Optimize can perform A/B testing, multivariate testing, and redirection testing. Thanks to the integration with Google Analytics, it is possible to segment audiences and deliver experiences to a specific group of users.

Key Features:

• A/B or A/B/n testing lets you test multiple versions of the same web page to find out which page works best for your users.
• With multivariate testing, you can test multiple elements on a page to see which combination achieves your goals.
• Run a redirect test or a split URL test where you can test different pages against each other. Redirect tests identify test variants by URL rather than by page element, which is especially useful if you want to test two very different landing pages or a complete page redesign.
• You can create and deploy your own variants in your own system. Use Optimize to view reports and determine the winner.
• Provide better-personalized experiences. Immediately launch the winning version of your site from an experiment or start a custom experience from scratch.

Key Integrations: Google Ads, Google Analytics

Pricing: Free

Clients: Fashion Nova, Candy, Grubhub, Theneo, Reonomy, Salesflare, Asana, Hive, Lulus, Instatext

Qualaroo

Platform Summary: Qualaroo is a user feedback and survey tool that helps businesses gain valuable insights and better understand their customers’ motivations. It uses surveys called nudges to gather deep user insights across multiple touchpoints. With more than 6 survey channels, Qualaroo is an advanced tool for user research and conversion optimization.

Key Features:

• Use the built-in professional templates to create any type of survey in minutes.
• Offers 12+ question types such as open, closed, dichotomous, Likert scale, NPS, emoji and more.
• Use Skip Logic and automatic language translations to make surveys more relevant.
• Capture and use feedback for product, website, and other optimization strategies.
• Helps you visually analyze feedback using the sentiment analysis and text analysis engine.

Key Integrations: HubSpot, Mailchimp, Marketo, Eloqua, Zapier, Salesforce, Tableau, Intercom, Slack, KISSmetrics

Pricing: Pricing starts at $80 per month, while it offers a 15-day free trial.

Clients: LinkedIn, eBay, Shopify, Forbes, Spotify, Hootsuite, Udemy, Udacity, Khan Academy, Glassdoor

Yieldify

Platform Summary: Yieldify is a fully managed end-to-end personalization platform that helps e-commerce businesses generate more revenue by engaging their customers with personalized experiences. Yieldify takes care of the CRO optimization journey for you, from ideation to execution.

Key Features:

• Make website changes quickly and without developers. With easy-to-integrate tag and no-code builds, you can get your first tests up and running in less than 14 days and launch new tests in as little as 48 hours.
• Sunburst charts give you a detailed and “multi-directional” view of your customer journeys, explaining how your users navigate your site, where they exit, and why. This way, you can identify what’s hindering your conversion rate and determine the next steps to improve it.
• Track, measure, and report changes in each of these behaviors to get a more nuanced view of your A/B and A/B/n tests that influence customer activity using purchase indicators.
• With Performance Predictor, you can see within two weeks how an A/B/n test variation is likely to impact CVR. If you see negative performance within two weeks of starting a test, you can stop a test early, reduce your loss variants, and optimize for better performance.
• At Yieldify, all customer and company data is processed in compliance with GDPR and CCPA. With password encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular hacking tests, the information in your Yieldify dashboard is secure.

Key Integrations: Magento, Shopify, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Attentive, Yotpo, Afterpay, Klarna

Pricing: Their pricing model is custom and it is based on your company size and website traffic.

Clients: Adelaide Airport, Adidas, Asics, Coach, Harley-Davidson, Kerastase, Lee, Liquid I.V., L’Oreal, Macy’s

Optimizely

Platform Summary: Optimizely is a veteran website optimization software that enjoys great popularity and remains a favorite of many user testing brands. Optimizely is known for content, commerce and optimization with our Digital Experience Platform (DXP). Millions of experiences are served every day with our platform, helping businesses grow exponentially online.

Key Features:

• Design and run A/B tests without writing a single piece of code.
• Accelerate experiment execution and scaling without sacrificing performance with the Performance Edge feature, powered by the Experiment Delivery Network.
• Use the AI-powered product recommendation engine to recommend products and offers in emails and on the website.
• Automatically target audiences based on their interests and behaviors to optimize the user experience.
• Create, publish, and manage content across multiple channels with the integrated CMS platform.

Key Integrations: Shopify, Magento, Google Analytics, Shopify Plus, Magento, Criteo, Heap, Salesforce, Kalviyo

Pricing: Pricing starts at $36k per year. Depending on your needs and the features of the plan, your plan can easily reach $200k per year. Your website traffic is also a factor in pricing.

Clients: Dot, Atlassian, VISA, Discovery, AutoScout24, Electrolux, Gartner, IBT Industrial, Zoopla, SFI Health

All in all, you should realize that conversion rate optimization is not a quick fix. You will not see the results overnight. That’s not how conversion rate optimization should work either. It is a continuous process. So be prepared to increase your sales in the long run. If you are looking for an agency that can help you drive more leads, sales and revenue, contact us here.

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