Stephen Eide


Training and Development Specialist

Five Steps to Drive Double-Digit Conversion Lift

February 22nd, 2013

Topics: Conversion Optimization, Featured, Marketing Optimization, Online Testing, Site Optimization, Testing

Congratulations on being committed to using data instead of HIPPOs (the highest paid person’s opinion) when it comes to your online presence. Making modifications based on test results can generate amazing success – in the case of one insurance industry client, modifications resulted in a 70 percent lift in conversion rates.

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Vladimir Brayman


Ph.D., Chief Scientist

What Should You Expect from a Testing Tool?

February 19th, 2013

Topics: Campaign Optimization, Conversion Optimization, Landing Page Marketing, Marketing Optimization, Optimization, Optimize, Perspectives, Site Optimization

Today we will look at what you should expect from good testing tools in your marketing programs and campaigns. In my previous blogs, I showed that: Decision making requires causal relationships. The causal relationships can be found only through carefully performed experimentation, the process that is not that different from the scientific method. I also mentioned at

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Tom Waterfall


Director of Optimisation Solutions, EMEA

Moneysupermarket.com Wins Gold from WhichTestWon for Best Financial Multivariate Testing

February 18th, 2013

Topics: Marketing Optimization, Online Testing, Optimization, Site Optimization

Moneysupermarket.com won gold from WhichTestWon for running a multivariate test in the Credit Cards channel that looked to better understand visitor behaviour based on gender. Their testing showed that men and women responded differently to the presentation of credit scores when applying for credit.

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Karen Wood


Sr. Solution Marketing Manager

7 Steps for Growing Revenue with Conversion Optimization

February 7th, 2013

Topics: Featured, Optimization, Optimize, Testing

Experienced marketers know that a good test plan requires a foundation for good hypotheses. When beginning to test, developing a hypothesis can seem like a tedious first step, but it is essential to developing tests that actually move the needle. By testing against what you think will happen, you will prove or disprove assumptions and uncover new truths.

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