Can Google Optimize be an alternative for Neat A/B testing?
Google Optimize is a great tool for building and running A/B tests. It may not be the best, but it is acknowledged as one of the best options out there because it’s the only free tool in the entire market. That’s among other more expensive optimization tools such as Optimizely, VWO, Unbounce, and more. Google Optimize allows users to build all kinds of tests, such as A/B…
How to Install Google Optimize on Shopify
Google Optimize is a platform for building and running A/B testing and personalization experiments. It’s often used to increase conversion rates and user satisfaction by testing different optimized versions of the website and its contents, and it’s similar to the other tools like Optimizely, VWO, Unbounce, Convert, and others. What sets Optimize apart from these others is that it provides…
Hotjar A/B Testing (and the Hotjar Integrations You Need to Maximize Test Results)
Online businesses don’t have the opportunity to interact with their customers in person. Hotjar is a tool that helps e-businesses overcome that disadvantage by helping them better understand their users. It captures both the time spent and the actions of their visitors, which results in visual representations of user behavior.
Google Optimize Free vs. Optimize 360: Do You Really Need to Upgrade?
Google Optimize is the only truly free A/B testing tool available as of right now, and it’s a budget-saver option. The tool provides almost everything required for basic site testing. Of course, there are a few ways this tool cannot compete with expensive competitors. For that, Google offers an upgrade to Optimize 360. Being a paid version…
5 Common A/B Testing Problems and How to Overcome Them
A/B testing is easy enough to get started, but as your testing process progresses, you’ll probably want more innovative options. And that’s when problems arise and the process gets tricky. According to Adobe, 82% of digital marketing respondents say that knowing how to test effectively “poses a challenge for their organizations.”
9 Reasons to Outsource A/B Testing (Even if You Still Handle Some Testing In-house)
In an e-business oriented market, conversion rate optimization (CRO) is a helping hand to push company growth forward. However, some businesses may not have tried it for any number of reasons, one of which could be not having an A/B test developer in house.
How to Avoid Flickering/Flashes in A/B Tests
A/B testing is a great way to identify conversion optimization opportunities on your website, but getting a test set up correctly is not always a walk in the park. One of the most common issues we see during A/B testing involves flickering or flashing, also known as FOOC- (Flash of Original Content). With this problem, you may see the original content you…
How to Run A/B Tests on Dynamic Pages or Single Page Applications (SPAs) on Optimizely and Google Optimize
On dynamic web pages or SPAs (single-page applications), the content of a web page usually gets updated based on various events after the initial page has loaded. If there is an A/B test running on the page, the updated dynamic content can sometimes overwrite the changes made by the test.
How Netflix and Amazon Use Data for Growth (and What A/B Testing Can Do for Your Business)
Despite the ever-changing landscape of the internet, Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube are still going strong. But what’s the secret behind their consistent growth rate? Optimization. These companies have found ways to ensure they are always relevant. Their audience is never bored because these bigger-than-life companies regularly come up with
This Is What Conversion Rate Optimization Actually Is
Conversion rate optimization is a scientific approach to increasing the percentage of visitors who turn into customers. It uses collected data, analytics and ideas to prepare a hypothesis on how to improve conversions. Then, you’ll use, A/B testing to prove your hypothesis and achieve your desired goals. The aim is to bring in more revenue, and it can be used on any medium or platform where you