Want to improve your bottom line without paying for more website traffic? Of course you do — and the way to do that is to increase your website conversion rates.
Google has just released a free version of Optimize 360, its landing page testing, personalisation and optimisation solution that’s integrated with Google Analytics. For businesses who have not paid much attention to improving conversion rates before, sorry — the time for excuses has past.
The free version of Optimize has some limitations but, if you need more enterprise-level features, you may choose to upgrade to Optimize 360. Limitations include concurrent number of tests (just three) and multi-variate combinations (16), but Google Analytics audience targeting is notably missing from the free version.
Get in touch with us if you need help with a testing strategy, or need someone familiar with Optimize (and other conversion rate optimisation tools) to set up, run and report on the tests for you.
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Jeremy is a Partner and Senior Consultant at SureFire. Jeremy has been working in search since 1996, when he joined the Australian search engine, LookSmart. After relocating to San Francisco, he was instrumental in the development of the company’s paid search ad platform. At analytics company Coremetrics (now owned by IBM) he established an in-house search agency managing campaigns for Coremetrics clients such as Macy’s, Bass Pro and Lands End.
At Acxiom he managed members of the pioneering SEO firm Marketleap and worked with clients such as Capital One, American General Finance and Kaiser Health. Joining SureFire in 2009, he is the head of Paid Search Advertising and oversees the delivery of AdWords and other PPC campaigns. He also helps clients make sense of their website data.
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