Nathan Jackson

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Category Archives: Analytics & Conversion Rate Optimisation

What is analytics and conversion rate optimisation?
Running tests and delving into your web analytics is an integral part of any internet marketing strategy. Without testing what works and what doesnt, your changes could be detriment to your website. You shouldn’t make a change to your website, without creating a structured test.

Website Optimisation – Identifying what to test

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Nathan
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If you want your website to be successful, conversion rate optimisation is crucial to success. Just half a percent increase can make a huge difference in the volume of leads your site generates, and more importantly – your ROAS. The … Continue reading →

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A/B Tests: Not sure which is performing better?

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Nathan
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Often on low traffic sites, you’ll be waiting quite a long time for a split test to show good results. And by the time you get a decent level of numbers, will the trend have changed? So it’s time to … Continue reading →

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Multivariate segmentation in Google analytics

Posted on August 26, 2010 by Nathan
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So, this is the first blog post in a long while and I’m writing it on my new HTC desire! So, let’s get to the point. You are setting up a multivariant (or a/b) experiment using web optimization software, you … Continue reading →

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Tracking events with Google Analytics

Posted on February 7, 2009 by Nathan
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So, we had some hyperlinked images on one of our websites, each leading to the same page, but with a different $_GET which identifies which button this was. As far as my knowledge goes, that would have made the page … Continue reading →

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