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Session #2 Landing Page Mastery and Conversion Rate Optimization Todays Training Will Help You Training Overview Why Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) / Landing Pages Matter 6 Costly Conversion Mistakes Agencies Make 7


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Session #2 Landing Page Mastery and Conversion Rate Optimization

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Today’s Training Will Help You…

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Training Overview

  • Why Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) / Landing Pages Matter
  • 6 Costly Conversion Mistakes Agencies Make
  • 7 Elements of Highly-Effective Landing Pages
  • 7-Point Action Plan
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5,940 Reasons Why CRO Matters

  • 500 clicks from Facebook to your landing page a month ($2/click)
  • Converting at 3% = 15 leads ($66 lead)
  • Boost Conversion Rate to 6% = 30 leads ($33 lead)
  • $495 savings a month x 12 = $5,940/year (from just one page!)
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What is Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)?

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The Compound Effect

“Small, Smart Choices + Consistency + Time = RADICAL DIFFERENCE”

  • Darren Hardy

The Compound Effect

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The Eighth Wonder of the World “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the

  • world. He who understands

it, earns it ... he who doesn't ... pays it.”

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Harness the Compound Effect Online

Imagine how many more leads and how much more money you could be making if you got serious about making small, smart choices about conversions.

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Part 1: The 5 Deadly Conversion Mistakes Agencies Make

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“The obstacle in the path becomes the

  • path. Never forget, within every
  • bstacle is an opportunity to improve
  • ur condition.”

― Ryan Holiday, The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art

  • f Turning Adversity to Advantage
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Mistake #1: No Strategy. Just Tactics.

  • What’s your process?
  • Structured approach?
  • Part of your agency’s DNA?
  • Can you see the big picture?

“If you can’t describe what you are doing as a process, you don’t know what you’re doing.” – W. Edwards Deming

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“No one is 100 times smarter than everyone else. So why do certain superachievers gain levels of success so much higher than others? They have a better philosophical strategy.”

  • Jay Abraham
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Steps to Developing Your Strategy

  • 1. State your objective. Could be…

“To go from 3% to 6% conversion rate by January 1”

  • 2. Decide who will be responsible.
  • 3. Document a CRO process.
  • 4. Analyze. Plan. Execute.
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1. Focus on the Wildy Important 2. Act on the Lead Measures* 3. Keep a Compelling Scorecard 4. Create a Cadence of Accountability *CRO lead measures could be:

  • # of split tests performed a month
  • 1 CRO meeting a month
  • 1 new lead magnet offer a quarter
  • Write 25 different headlines
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“In grand strategy you look beyond the moment, beyond your immediate battles and concerns. You concentrate instead on what you want to achieve down the line. Controlling the temptation to react to events as they happen… You think in terms not of individual battles but of a campaign.”

  • Robert Greene,

The 33 Strategies of War

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Mis istake #2: Sending All ll Traffic to Home Page

  • Wasting $$$
  • Visitors get lost
  • Can’t measure results
  • So stop doing this!!
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Mistake #3: Overcomplicating CRO

  • Just like with SEO, CRO can

be overwhelming.

  • But keep it simple!
  • You don’t need to know it

all to take the 1st step.

  • Just start applying what you

learn here.

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Mistake #4: Not Knowing What To Test

  • Headlines?
  • Buttons?
  • Images?
  • Forms?
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Mistake #5: Not Having the Right Tools

  • Google Analytics
  • Heat Maps
  • Split Testing Tools
  • Marketing ROI Tools
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Your CRO Toolbox

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Mistake #6: Too Many Options

“Psychologists Sheena Iyengar and Mark Lepperfound found that consumers were 10 times more likely to purchase jam on display when the number of jams available was reduced from 24 to 6.” Less choice, more sales. More choice, fewer sales. Weird, huh?

Source: http://digitalintelligencetoday.com/the-jam-study- strikes-back-when-less-choice-does-mean-more-sales/

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6 Mis istakes (Recap)

  • 1. No Strategy. Just Tactics.
  • 2. Sending All Traffic to Home Page
  • 3. Overcomplicating CRO
  • 4. Not Knowing What To Test
  • 5. Not Having the Right Tools
  • 6. Too Many Options
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Part 2: 7 Elements of Highly- Effective Landing Pages

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#1: Compelling Headline

A headline’s only job: To stop your visitor from leaving and compel her to read the next sentence on your page. A headline does not have to: Sell or mention your product.

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#1: Compelling Headline

Good Example: You could save nearly $600 Bad Example: Auto Insurance

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#2: A Brain-Dead Offer

  • If it’s a quote page what do they stand to gain?
  • If it’s a lead magnet what other “bonuses” could

you give away?

  • Think about what your visitor really wants. Is it

really a “quote?” Is it really a “free report?”

  • Focus on their desire not yours.
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Types of Offers

  • Quote
  • Video
  • Free Report
  • Webinar
  • Audit/Analysis
  • Checklist
  • Survey/Study
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#3: Rein inforce the Scent

  • Landing Page should match the ad.
  • Avoid “bait and switch.”
  • Deliver on the ad’s promise.
  • Consistency is critical!
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#4: Powerful Body Copy

  • Study copywriting.
  • Read “Breakthrough Advertising.”
  • Be concise.
  • Use bullet points.
  • Use short words and paragraphs.
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#5: In Intuitive and Sim imple Desig ign

  • Friendly design
  • Easy to navigate
  • Mobile-friendly
  • Big buttons
  • Big font
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Form off to the sid ide (not good)

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#6: Use Social Proof

  • Testimonials
  • Customer Reviews
  • If you got it, flaunt it
  • Trust Logos
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#7: Effective Forms and Buttons

  • Avoid the word “Submit”
  • Less fields, the better
  • Big buttons!
  • Button color should stand out
  • Tell them what happens when

they click

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Ele lements of an Effective Page (Recap)

  • 1. Compelling Headline
  • 2. A Brain-Dead Offer
  • 3. Reinforce the Scent
  • 4. Powerful Body Copy
  • 5. Intuitive and Simple Design
  • 6. Use Social Proof
  • 7. Effective Forms and Buttons
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Free Landing Page Templates:

  • 1. Quote Request Page
  • 2. Webinar Landing Page
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balsamiq.com

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Free Landing Page Templates

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Free Landing Page Templates

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CRO Actio ion Pla lan

  • 1. Verify Google Analytics Is Installed
  • 2. Install Crazy Egg
  • 3. Develop a Strategy and Process for CRO
  • 4. Start with Pages You’re Sending Paid Traffic To
  • 5. Audit Pages According to the 7 Best Practices
  • 6. Test ONE Thing on at Least 3 Pages
  • 7. Get A Google Analytics Website Audit
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What’s Your Most Popular Pages?

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Bounce Rate & Exit it Rate

Bounce Rate: the % of people who landed on a page and immediately left. Bounces are always one page sessions. Exit Rate: Exit rate is the % of people who left your site from that page. Exits may have viewed more than one page in a session.

High = Bad!

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Mobile vs Desktop

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Devic ice Type

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Insfunnels.com