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Quality Backlinks are one of the MOST IMPORTANT factors to be considered to rank any website HIGH in popular search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN. We all know that Directory Submission, Article Submission, Social bookmaking or Blog posting is one of the most important ways to build incoming links to a website from a related page.
How can Directory Submission be effective for your Web Site? « Computer Techn... - 0 views
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Thousands of directories are available on the Internet to connect you with a number of sites. Some Paid and some Free online directories are available for this purpose. Some directories take one time fee while some take reoccurring fee. When you make a submission to a paid or free directory, then your site is also accessible with these sites by the search engine. By directory submission, you can be confident of getting traffic on your site. In this way you can enhance the Google Page Rank for site as well as your SERP also grows up. Directory Submission helps in creating relevant and long lasting link building.
Increase conversion rate by making your site ugly. . . « Conversion Voodoo De... - 0 views
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If you run a blog, you'll really enjoy this critique of Jay Baer's Convince and Convert blog by Derek Halpern of SocialTriggers.com. Great ideas include: Simplify your landing pages, make your most imporant conversions most prominent, add a call to action after the comments (I call this a "dripping pan"), and more.
100 Incredible Lectures from the World's Top Scientists | Best Colleges Online - 0 views
Seth's Blog: Articulating your preferred use case (what's it for?) - 0 views
Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Techniques: The Complete List - 0 views
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I'm always wary of any list that claims to be "complete." This list comes pretty close, and includes one of my favorite selections from The Conversion Scientist Blog.
The list is novel in that you can select the categories of interest to you and the post will modify itself to serve you best.
I'll be intersted to find out if this novel feature increases conversion rates on the page.
What do you think?
Mobile Menus: Hold the Hamburger?-GetElastic - 0 views
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It's like 1995 on the mobile web right now. In the 90s, we were feeling our way through the process of defining what a "web page" should be, mostly by just launching things.
Now we find ourselves in our own 1994 on the mobile web, trying to figure out what a "mobile experience" is.
Right down to how the navigation should work.
If you're struggling with how to present menus on a small screen, this article should help. My partner in CRO, Joel Harvey, will be spilling the beans on what we've been finding in our tests at Conversion Conference 2015.
Do you have a ticket yet?
7 Reasons Why Clicking This Title Will Prove Why You Clicked This Title - Venngage - 0 views
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The kind of traffic that comes to a "Click Bait" headline is often not well qualified. People come because of the headline's hook, not because they need a product or service.
Having said that, the psychology of these headlines can be used to draw a more qualified audience to a content piece or landing page. So I offer this little study of click-bait headlines. It's worth the read if only for the dog videos.
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In the article's summary of our tests on sliders, we've been able to make rotating hero images work by first testing the order. A large part of the increase in revenue per visit was from putting the most important panels first.
Notice that the two panels that delivered the best result were offer oriented (Same Day Shipping and Super Saver Shipping). It's possible that we could remove the conceptual panels ("Make a bold outdoor impression" and "Leader in digital mesh banner printing") without impacting the revenue per visit. This would save some load time.