Landing Page Optimization Challenges & Barriers

by Peles March 10 , 2011 07:37

In order to achieve increased conversion rates, the landing page should leverage pre-click information and activity such as referring site, time and day of visit, IP address, creative design leading to conversion and more. This data must be harnessed to build visitor profiles in order to serve the most effective content for each individual web visitor.

As a result of numerous operational and technological barriers, the industry’s adoption of post-click optimization has been limited.   Post-click systems must efficiently organize hundreds of data variables. Highly sophisticated machine-learning technology must then interpret these variables in real-time to serve the landing page most likely to engage each visitor. Moreover, marketers must deal with a myriad of creative designs and calls-to-action across multiple product categories.

Finally, any post-click optimization system that goes beyond A/B or multivariate testing must constantly update itself by measuring its effectiveness and readjust based on new information received throughout the campaign.

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Landing Pages Serving

by Gilad Hellerman August 25 , 2010 07:41

Everyone agrees that banner ads should be optimized. When a client pays for advertising, it’s a given that sophisticated ad servers will be matching ads with user profiles to optimize this element of a campaign. So why are we not doing the same thing for landing pages? Having a pool of multiple landing pages for a sophisticated landing page serving technology to choose from, is a whole area of campaign optimization that has been ignored by most advertising technology companies. There is no reason that every element of an ad campaign should not be optimized.

This is the focus of my article Landing PagesServing, which appeared on the marketing measurement site Online Behavior .

The article is based on real optimization results from Traffiliate, DMG’s new landing page and optimization funnel technology.

Readmore: http://online-behavior.com/testing/landing-pages-serving-654

 

Gilad Hellerman, CTO

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Landing Clients With Landing Pages

by Efrat Varga August 23 , 2010 09:58

Of all the elements that raise the cost of an advertising campaign, landing pages are often the toughest things for clients to rap their heads around. There are a few reasons for this trend. First off, the client often sees landing pages as superfluous, especially when they were always taught in sales to keep the layers between contact-to-close to a minimum. Landing pages just feel like an extra layer, not to mention an expensive one at that. The client has already went through a similar headache with a designer when trying to frame their message exactly the way they wanted to see it , and now that message“feel” is about to be changed again.

 

Aside from the obvious answers that landing pages are a more targeted creative for specific campaigns than are websites, and therefore more likely to produce conversions; and the fact that a landing page is not redefining a clients brand but rather defining a specific initiative of the brand – There are some additional bonus features of landing pages that are sure to enlighten a client’s perspective on what a powerful tool they can be.

 

Just as a client recognizes the value of banner placement to attract specific consumer demographics, with a new landing page optimization technologies, they should see the value in even further refined, post click targeting. Optimization technologies allows for targeted landing pages to match various user profiles. DMG took this approach one step further with their Traffiliate, by creating a technology that intelligently alternates between multiple landing pages for even further optimized results. For those of you unfamiliar with what I’m talking about, post click optimization technology, allows for the millisecond profiling of a click through consumer, followed by smart decisionsto serve a specific landing page that has been statistically proven to bestmatch that consumer’s profile group. After the client is presented with the landing page, their conversion behavior is monitored to further the statistical refinement of profiles, which increases the likelihood of future conversions down the road. This requires a premade set of landing pages meant to match aset of profiles, but the extra initial setup effort is well worth the results.

 

Once a client realizes the conversion numbers that lie behind an optimized landing page program (they can range from anywhere between 30 – 200% increases), closing them on the deal should be a no-brainer, and there’s no need to optimize specific pitches for specific clients. All clients think alike in this respect; as we said earlier, numbers bring smiles to clients’ faces.         

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