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How to Improve your Website Conversion 1 st December 2011 Mark Patron
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How to Improve yourWebsite Conversion

1st December 2011

Mark Patron

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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Why are conversion rates so low?

• Average retail conversion rate has declined from 8.4% to 3.8% over last five years. At same time market has grown from £30.2bn to £58.8bn

• Due to move from “online purchasing” to “online shopping”• For multi-channel retailers little incentive to improve

conversion of online media if online results better than offline

• Improving website conversion is complex • And it’s a lot easier to spend more with Google…

Source: IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index

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Conversion rate optimization ROI

• Adobe Omniture estimates that the industry spends nearly $25 billion on getting people to a site, but only $250 million on conversion rate optimisation (CRO). In other words for every $100 spent on driving traffic to websites, companies spend only $1 converting that traffic into business.

• So spending money intelligently on CRO should be a better investment than spending more money on generating traffic...

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Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

•Over last 3 years surveyed thousands of digital marketers

•Mainly UK-based retail / e-commerce

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Satisfaction with online conversion rates is low and declining

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Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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Methods currently used for improving conversion rates

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Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Best practices carried out by organisations

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We do this well We need to improve

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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What are the biggest barriers preventing you from improving conversion?

Technology is no longer the major barrier it was

Down 4th to 8th placeOver last 3 years down from 3rd to 7th place

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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How to improve website conversion

•The four variables most strongly correlated with improved website conversion are:

Perceived control over conversion rates

A structured approach to CRO

Having someone directly responsible for CRO

Incentivising staff based on conversion rates

The challenge is becoming one of people and processes

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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How to improve sales

•The top three variables most strongly correlated improved sales are:

A structured approach to CRO…

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Do you have a structured approach to improving conversion rates?

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Does your organisation have a structured approach to improving conver-sion rates?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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How to improve sales

•The top three variables most strongly correlated improved sales are:

A structured approach to CRO

Perceived control over conversion rates…

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Perceived control over conversion rates

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How much control do you feel your organisation has over conversion rates?

No control Very little control Quite a lot of control A great deal of control

Change in sales

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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How to improve sales

•The top three variables most strongly correlated improved sales are:

A structured approach to CRO

Perceived control over conversion rates

Having someone directly responsible for CRO

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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A structured approach to CRO

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The more ways you use to improve conversion the better

Companies whose conversion rates have improved over the

previous 12 months are using on average 26% more methods

to improve conversion than those companies whose

conversion rates have not improved.

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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More methods also improves sales

SalesAverage number of methods used

Large increase 4.54

Small increase 4.15

No change 3.33

Decrease 3.55

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Complimentary data helps understand online customer behaviour

Companies with £10m+ revenues who integrated user testing and analytics well were twice as likely to have seen a large increase in sales as those that didn’t do this.

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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Value of methods used for improving conversion rates

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Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Specifically for your website, what do you test?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Structured approach for testing

• Brainstorm ideas for tests with 4 to 8 key stakeholders. • Test things that will really move the dial, don’t tinker around

the edges. • Compare like with like. • Make sure results are statistically significant. • Test everything and assume nothing. Testing is not there to

prove an idea works, but to assess whether it works. • Build up a knowledgebase of what worked and what didn’t.• Prioritizing test initiatives is the number one process issue

cited by users of online testing software…

Source: Forrester

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A simple way to prioritise tests

How valuable

High

Low Cost High

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A more advanced way prioritise tests

Source: RedEye Patent Pending

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Optimisation dashboard in more detail

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Core Journey AnalysisBusiness goals, Segmentation

Research & Data Repository for quant & qual, design ideas

Prioritisation Quantify, Predicted Uplift, Justification

Testing (A/B, MVT)Test plans, Hypotheses, Design variations,

Implementation, Measuring success

Website ImprovementIncreased Conversion, AOV, RPV, X-Sell, UX

Quick wins e.g.Fixing issues

Optimising Landing pages

X-Sell / merchandise optimisation

Behavioural email

DocumentKnowledge

Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) process

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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Ways to reduce basket abandonment

• Have a clear value proposition• Reduce the number of steps in your checkout process• Include a progress indicator on each checkout page• Provide a link back to the product• Be transparent, provide delivery costs early in the process• Include prompts, for example free delivery when you spend

£30 • Make it obvious what to click next

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Ways to reduce basket abandonment (cont.)

• Make sure your pages load quickly• Use persuasive copywriting so visitors take action • Implement wireframe templates to finalise page look and

feel• Offer as many payment methods as possible• Minimize required fields in forms• Basket abandonment email…

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How do you target consumers who abandon shopping carts or ‘drop off’ during the buying process?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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How soon after a customer has dropped off a sale do you target them to complete their purchase?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

Test recency and frequency

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Free trial basket abandonment

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Agenda

• What people say works

• What really works

• Testing

• How to reduce basket abandonment

• Segmentation

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The more ways you segment the better

Companies whose conversion rates have improved

are using on average 50% more ways to segment

their visitors and customers than those companies

whose conversion rates have not improved.

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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In which ways do you segment your visitors and customers?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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What do you use segmentation for?

Source: Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011

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Behavioural triggered email segmentation is best

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Behavioural email results

• Evans Cycles achieves over 100% year on year increase in email revenues

• Clifford James achieve 678% ROIwith abandoned basket email campaign

• Halfords Autocentres over 5,000% ROIfrom triggered behavioural email

• Monarch Airlines abandoned bookingdynamic content behavioural emailROI 17,257%

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Conclusion

• Improving your website conversion is a major opportunity to increase sales

• But it is complex• Technology is longer the barrier• A structured process is key• People make the difference

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Thank You

Download the full Econsultancy/RedEye Conversion Rate Optimization Report 2011 athttp://econsultancy.com/reports/conversion-rate-optimization-report Download RedEye’s white paper, A Structured Approach to Conversion Rate Optimization athttp://www.redeye.com/events/whitepapersandreports/a-structured-approach-to-conversion-rate-optimization/econ/

Free trial abandoned basket email at www.ondemand.redeye.com

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