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If you're on their homepage, it's probably because you were referred there by someone or something that already told you about them. The homepage has just what
by dangrossman 11y ago
If you're on their homepage, it's probably because you were referred there by someone or something that already told you about them. The homepage has just what a referral needs: a one-field signup form, some other brands using them so you trust the referral gave you good advice, and enough branding to show you you're in the right place.
If you're coming from anywhere else, like an ad, it's going to be linked to a landing page tailored to that source. For example, if you search "A/B testing" on Google, you'll find an ad that links here, not to their homepage: https://www.optimizely.com/ab-testing https://www.optimizely.com/ab-testing
- MichaelGG 11y agoIt certainly isn't because you were on their blog and removed "blog." as https://optimizely.com https://optimizely.com doesn't load. (HTTP only, which does a redirect to https://www. https://www.)
- kamilszybalski 11y agoGreat, now i've got optimizely ads following me everywhere on the internet ; ). Congrats on the raise.