She states the basic landing page should have a search function, contact information and a strong marketing message. You have a few seconds to convince them to stay, let alone convert to a customer. Here are her six tips to improving conversion rates:
- Relevancy:
Create specific landing pages for every search term creating consistency from keyword to ad to landing page. They will stay for less time, but are about three times more likely to convert. Do not include a navigation bar but include some branding to help consumers understand who you are and what you offer. - Images - Size Does Matter:
Bigger, more detailed, clear and full-colour product images. Pictures of people can also increase conversion rates. - Confidence Messaging:
Counter customer fears by placing third party endorsements such as "VeriSign secured" to give visitors confidence to buy. - Registration Forms:
Keep font size over 10-point type and just one column of copy. Make the marketing message short and sweet and above the fold. Place conversion activity in a clear and prominent location. Clear, uncluttered and easy to read - no flashing buttons, overly bright colours or fancy fonts. Keep registration forms short - 6/7 fields - and not too personal like phone numbers. Include e-mail privacy infor so know you wont share info. Position the reg form above the fold so that the user does not have to click to convert - Newsletter Subscriptions:
Not require registration for free downloads like white papers, instead, on the thank-you page, offer a sign-up for further updates and offers. Keep visitors coming with an easy e-mail newsletter sign-up. - Test it:
Try changing the most obvious items on the page such as images, promotions, marketing messages and headlines.
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