On June 2, You Can Ask Bryan Eisenberg a Tough Question (or two)
I am delighted to share with you that, on June 2, well-known author and speaker Bryan Eisenberg will be delivering for us his second webinar in our free Master Webinar Series.
The June 2 webinar is entitled “Activate the Ten Steps to a Higher Conversion Rate”
WHEN: Wednesday, June 2, 2010 at 2:00 pm EST/ 11 am PST
LENGTH: 50 minutes
If you haven’t yet registered, you should do so now: Here (Seriously, don’t delay: Bryan’s April 1st webinar, “Don’t Be April’s Fool: Proven Techniques to Maximize Your Advertising ROI” was booked solid!)
In the session, Bryan will walk you through his proven 10-step process to a higher conversion rate and you’ll learn concepts you can immediately put into practice, such as:
• The hierarchy of optimization,
• The principles of POA and GTC
• The 3 simple techniques guaranteed to give your pages a lift every time
Plus, here is your chance to ask Bryan Eisenberg a tough question (or two):
Simply post your questions here and Bryan will address them in his presentation (or respond to you separately, as appropriate).
June 1st, 2010 at 1:43 pm
Based on your experience which checkout cart design has had the most successful conversion rate since we find optimizing the Landing Page is only part of the equation.
Thank you
June 1st, 2010 at 1:44 pm
Hi, Bryan. I am a huge fan of CRO. Now, how do I help the executive team to join the club?
June 1st, 2010 at 3:10 pm
There are many websites around that use a set template where the content on every page of the website has the same layout, such as one column of text, with a list of benefits, a few paragraphs and a series of right aligned photos/graphics.
If every page on a website has its own goal and has different messages to convey, should website owners and web designers be more flexible in the design of each primary page on the website, and leave the regular templated layouts to the page types that get created regularly such as blog posts?
When I say more flexible I mean using the full width of the website, rather than a three column layout, or putting the extra effort into positioning the content just as you would when designing a landing page for a specific PPC adgroup for example.
Mark
June 1st, 2010 at 3:46 pm
Hi Bryan,
Can you take a "quick" look at our website's item detail page (http://www.themedicalsupplydepot.com/Scooters-Wheelchairs/3-Wheel-Travel-Scooters/Falcon-3-Wheel-Travel-Scooter) and let us know what you think are the biggest conversion obstacles.
You are more than welcome to use our website as an example in this presentation.