scoremotive

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by scoremotive 14y ago
I love that this article actually delivered on its title's promise by giving out specific tactics -- as opposed to the trite, generalized advice that most blog posts try to get away with.
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[Case Study] eCommerce Website Increases Revenue by 300%(blog.crazyegg.com)
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by scoremotive 14y ago
If you're considering skipping this because of its length, I would reconsider. It's entertaining in a unique way and well written as well. The only downside is that there's no way to identify the company (or the author) and now I really wan
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by scoremotive 14y ago
This is great. Adding professional design elements like the ones available here can really change the perception of an entire website.
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by scoremotive 14y ago
I like this idea a lot. I remember there used to be apps on Facebook that listed the states someone had been to. They were fairly popular for a while. If this can tap into that same urge, I think it could do pretty well.
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by scoremotive 14y ago
Very cool. I love all the experiments on the site. Really creative stuff.
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by scoremotive 14y ago
Looks like a useful site. I would consider left aligning the title, writer, director and cast fields. It would help with readability when scanning the list.
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by scoremotive 14y ago
Another flaw in Google Content Experiments (which was mentioned in the article) is that it doesn't distribute traffic evenly. This is a big bummer with seasonal products/services where having the control start getting 80% of the traffic dur