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If all you test is the layout then, for the most part, you are Right! Right! Right! But... Even with little traffic, you can still achieve significant gains b
by Felix21 13y ago
If all you test is the layout then, for the most part, you are Right! Right! Right!
But...
Even with little traffic, you can still achieve
significant gains by focusing on the
copy as opposed to the layout and colours.
I learnt this mostly with Adwords. At the prices
they charge now, you just have to find the gains
wherever they are.
- m4xt3r 13y agoSame principle applies to copy, especially to microcopy. If you change a couple of words in a headline, it rarely makes a difference.
- btilly 13y agoDepends where the copy is. Changing a couple of words in an email subject line can and often does make a huge difference. Of course the fine line you walk is that some of the most effective words at driving behavior (Free! Now!) are also effective at getting you marked as spam.
- m4xt3r 13y agoI think wording in the subject line is important, because it is the only thing a user sees. There are no other factors that affect whether he will open it or not.