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Why Design is Critical for ConversionWilliam Cotter
Net Affinity?
Conversion Centered
Design
3-5 Sec’s to Grab Visitors Attention
Only 3% of Site Visitors will Convert
What You Will Learn Today Make the Most of Your Visitors Attention
Increase Site Conversion
What We Will Cover
What is Design
Stages to a Purchasing Decision
Important Role of Landing Pages
Digging Deeper into Conversion
Optimal Design Guide for Conversion
Where Visitors Abandon the Conversion Process
Tips to Reduce Abandonment for Better Conversion
What is Design?Drawing to Show the Form and Function
Look and FeelArousing Visual Senses, Emotion Connection.
Site Usability Relates to the Working of a Site, Engagement.
Form
Function
Visitors Perspective
Does This Site Match my Needs Right Now
Does it Fulfill my Aspirations & Desires.
Can I navigate the site easily.
Find the information I want, make a booking.
Form
Function
Challenges for Client & Agency
Imagery, Branding, Copy, Composition
Clarity of Direction, One Voice.
Navigation, User flow, Guiding Visitor to Action
Devices, Browsers, Changing Technologies.
Form
Function
Tools to Measure Form & Function
Heat, Confetti & Scroll Maps e.g. Crazyegg
Visitor Recordings e.g. Inspectlet, Clicktale
Form
Function
Eye Tracking StudiesPut your most valuable content above the foldThe left side of your page is importantPeople read big, bold headlinesBlocks of information are bestYou need a lot of white spacePictures of people are goodGet rid of banners
Source: http://www.quicksprout.com/2014/04/16/8-powerful-takeaways-from-eye-tracking-studies/
Stages in Making a Purchasing Decision
Four different media tools to create awareness, interest, desire and action
Text, Graphics, Images and Sound – that’s it.
Simplicity is Key
Users Don’t Read, They ScanUsers Are ImpatientUsers Don’t Make Optimal ChoicesUsers Follow Their IntuitionUsers Want to Have Control
Conversion is all About Attention
As Attention Ratio Goes Down, Conversion Rates Go Up.
Removing Available Options to Encourage Visitors
To Click on the Thing You Want Them To.
Key Point
Landing Pages are at the Heart of Conversion Centered Design:
one page, one purpose.Match Your Landing Page Headlines and Images with Your Ads to Get:
A Lower Cost per ClickA higher ad Position
A Better ROIHigher Conversion Rates
Home Page v Landing Page
57 : 1 1 : 1
Emotive Headline
Descriptive Sub Heading
Concise Copy & Bullets
Testimonials / Social Proof
Strong Call to Action
Prominent Button
Minimal (zero) Links
High Quality Imagery
Trust Signs
Source: http://www.brightpathdigital.co.uk/blog/marketing-strategy/12-tips-for-good-landing-page-design/
Attention Ratio Too Many Choices results in confusion and abandonment.
Conversion Coupling
Pre-click experience should match the post-click landing page.
ContextualMaintain a contextual flow i.e. “romantic getaway” the landing page should continue that conversation.
CongruenceEliminate negative words e.g. proximity of nightlife and bars when promoting family getaways.
Clarity Simple Design, use of White Space, Use Imagery to sells.
Credibility Boost consumer confidence with hotel reviews/ratings or testimonials
Source: Kissmetrics & Unbounce
When to Use Landing Pages
Paid Search Marketing
Paid Social Marketing
Email Marketing
Remarketing / Display Ads
Uncover Your Conversion Stats
Source e.g. organic, referrer, direct, paid, social
Device e.g. desktop, tablet, mobile
Mobile device – android v Apple
Location e.g. US, UK, Ireland
New v’s Returning
Key Point Dig Deeper for a Truer Picture
Demand for Responsive Design to Improve Users Experience on Multiple Screens.
Additional Help is at Hand...
Google Analytics - Demographics
Conversion Rate by Gender
Conversion Rate by Age Profile
Look to Build Persona’s & Personalise the ExperienceKey Point
Persona AdLanding
Page
Betterconversion
rate
Path for Better Conversion
Where Do They Abandon?
Source: Salescycle.com
21%When asked for payment details
26%When asked for personal details
53%When shown the
total price
Improve Conversion by Minimising Abandonment Conditions
Before AbandonmentClearly Display Total Price
Booking deposit – clearly state conditions
Reduce Number of form fields when requesting personal details
Confirm total price on payment page and Display Security Logos
Show Images of room and supporting text
Offer Price Guarantees
75% of first time visitors who abandon do so with the intent of returning again.
Source: Salescycle.com
43%Within week
13%Next Day
33%Same Day
11%After a Week
Improve Conversion by Remarketing
After AbandonmentAd Retargeting through google and affiliate networks
Email Recovery retargeting as part of the booking process
Breakdown of “time-to-purchase” Data30% purchase in less than 20 minutes50% purchase in 20 minutes to an hour60% purchase in 1 to 3 hours65% purchase in 3 to 12 hours72% purchase in 12-24 hours80% purchase in 3-7 days95% purchase in 1-2 weeks100% purchase in more than 2 weeks
Source: SeeWhy
Summary
Design – Form and Function
AIDA - Stages to a Purchasing Decision
Important Role of Landing Pages
Dug Deeper into Conversion
Optimal Design Guide for Conversion
Why Visitors Abandon the Conversion Process
Tips to Reduce Abandonment for Better Conversion