To maximize the number of leads, you never want to ask for too much information. Any time you do ask for more information you will have a decrease in leads. But if you simply ask for their name and say email address, you will be able to maximize your response. To...
You’ve got a great product or service at a great price. Half of your creative team wants to place the price prominently on your webpage and the other wants to bury it further in the page. Decisions, decisions. The “show the price” group argues that placing the price...
At first, it looks like a pop-up, but it’s not. The floater is a separate document that float on top of a web page. (It’s also sometimes called a pop-over.) You can achieve the look right in your HTML code and users and ISPs can’t block or ban them like they can a...
Often, what you think will generate a higher response, is not always the case. That’s why testing copy concepts is crucial to improving your response. One concept is that using a question in the headline is dangerous. Unless your audience can only answer “yes,” (or at...
Short, HTML-designed emails might look nice … but do they get a response? Many companies are afraid to write longer emails because they think it will depress response. The reality is, long, copy-heavy emails usually get better results than short, beautifully designed...
A few cents can be the difference between a home run or a strike out. Case in point: American Express Publishing tested three price points for one of its publications. The control price was $19.95. Against that they tested three difference options … $19.97 $19.99...
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