When multiple changes are made between A/B test variations, it’s not always easy to tell
which change was responsible for a win. But, as luck would have it, the LeadPages user who created the previous test ran a second, similar test that could clear things up.
Version A borrowed some elements from the previous test’s winning variation: it added an extra action word (“Yes!”) to the button and used a shorter headline. Version B’s headline was longer, primarily because it repeated the lead-magnet title visible in the illustration. Version A summed up the lead magnet differently (“7 Quick Tips to Boost Your Confidence”).
https://blog.leadpages.net/ab-test-which-leadbox-copy-increased-opt-ins-333/?utm_campaign=Blog&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=24571686&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8oz-PuS1mWuAmPYD9c-0dLkrj-pIl7hzJm8eBOHFz9mLVVFm4SMKZcgXwNZxA3y6VdQtakRc0waaw4WCW0-PyQhZTvzQ&_hsmi=24571686
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