MarketingExperiments.com Web Clinic Podcasts

How do you effectively market your product, service or company in 130 characters or less? Each word and character must work toward communicating value in a PPC ad, as these ads directly compete with those around them.

But when just one word fails to resonate with the customer, PPC ads fail as a whole. How do you craft a PPC ad that a potential customer will click?

In this Web clinic replay, the research team shares two key principles from several real-world examples that you can use to optimize your own PPC ads.

Producing content takes a lot of dedication, time and resources. Valuable content invites your audience to get to know your company and products in a more personal and in-depth way.

But when marketers generate content with company logic, it often falls flat with the customer and the conversation ends before it even began. How do you produce content that your ideal customer actually wants to engage with?

In this Web clinic replay, the research team gleaned three observations from a recent experiment that you can apply to content presentation on your site to increase lead generation.

Product pages are often the heart and soul of an ecommerce website. It’s where you showcase products and initiate a conversation with customers that guides them to convert. However, there are elements on your product pages that can potentially have a deep impact on customer behavior by quickly turning conversation into concern.

Watch this Web clinic replay to learn about three key principles you can use to identify and reduce customer anxiety.

"Going green" has become a prevalent part of marketing strategies abroad as marketers work to reach a new eco-conscious customer base with their products and services. However, do green marketing tactics really have an impact on customer purchases?

Listen to this Web clinic replay to learn more about the measurable impact of green marketing on customer behavior.

Lead generation is a delicate balance between generating a high quantity of leads, but also high-quality leads. So how can we capture more leads across our Web forms without significantly reducing the quality of those leads?

Watch this Web clinic replay to learn about a recent experiment that revealed how some minor changes to form fields can increase response from your prospects.

Marketing with multiple products can be difficult. Even the most powerful products can be overshadowed by clutter of less impactful - and sometimes competing - products on a landing page.

But what if there was a way to think about multi-product marketing that could maximize the impact of the whole?

Watch this Web clinic replay to learn about a recent experiment with an independent vitamin manufacturer that revealed how changing your approach to multi-product marketing can increase user engagement - and more importantly, conversion.

Form is not as important as substance, and discovering the right value proposition is the most effective lever marketers can pull when optimizing webpages. Considering the entire mental impact of each button, "ask" and element of friction when testing is critical for understanding the customer conversation and achieving positive results.

Watch this Web clinic replay to learn about a recent experiment that revealed how changes in strategy can garner significant, repeatable results - a 232% lift for one company alone.

Teleprospecting can require some sales departments to make a high volume of calls each day to convert leads. To do this with any consistency, those teams likely use a call script to help them stay consistent and focused throughout the constant dialing. But are these scripts really effective for moving prospects from conversation to conversion?

Learn more about a recent experiment that revealed how some minor changes to call scripts can increase response from your prospects.

The call-to-action is one of the most vital elements in your marketing. Consequently, when you think for a moment about the current calls-to-action on your main offer pages, how can you be sure they are generating enough customer response?

What if there were some slight modifications you could make to your CTA copy, placement, size and color to experience a significant increase in response?

Watch this Web clinic replay for the results from a recent experiment where calls-to-action were put to the test.

Think for a second about the last time you needed to create a form on your site. Whether it was for a shopping cart or lead generation, it probably had a field where you asked customers to select one of multiple options.

Most of us decide quickly between a radio or dropdown format as we’re creating forms, often leaving them as an afterthought of design. But what if choosing the right format for a single question in those forms meant seeing a conversion difference of 15%?

Watch this Web clinic replay for the results from a recent experiment company that puts these form options to the test.