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The analytics die-hards out there are probably already aware of the semi-recent (08/2006) acquisition of ClickTracks. Unlike my super-talented partner on this website, Jennifer Leclaire, I am not a journalist so I didn't feel led to comment on that bit of news. I did learn recently however that ...

What is Conversion Content?
Jun 12th, 2007  by Jennifer LeClaire
It’s been said that content is king, but in a maturing Web world not just any content will do. Search engines are clogged with blog entries and copywriting that is Search Engine Optimized beyond coherence. Different from keyword density (the ratio of the number of occurrences an individual keyword to ...

Web Analytics and Conversion Content
Jun 11th, 2007  by Jennifer LeClaire
We talked about Conversion Content a bit in an earlier post. For our Web analytics purposes, you’d rely on A/B and multivariate testing to optimize around Conversion Content. An attorney may find that a version of his site that offers an introductory video that talks about the last big case he ...

Optimizing the Online Customer Experience
May 30th, 2007  by Jennifer LeClaire
Another player in the travel industry is getting on board with web analytics. El Al Airlines, a major carrier in Israel, is deploying ClickTracks JDC, which includes search engine optimization, display ads, paid search and web analytics. El Al's goal is to optimize the customer experience. Specifically, the airline is looking ...

Jupiter: Young Consumers Demand Online Payment Options
May 24th, 2007  by Jennifer LeClaire
Interested in boosting your conversion rate? While using Paypal traditionally hasn't been the best option, it may work out just fine if your target market is under 35. Web analytics, of course, can help you test the theory for yourself. After all, whatever works, right? If I told you Paypal ...

Conversion Design Catching On
Jan 9th, 2007  by Jennifer LeClaire
I was pleasantly surprised to see use of the term Conversion Design on Craig Cannings' blog at blog.esalesguru.com. My partner, Pedro Sostre, coined the term and began teaching readers about it in his Revenue magazine column, "By Design Makeover." Conversion Design, as Pedro defined it, is where business goals meet aesthetics. ...


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