Ask any smart, successful marketer and they will tell you they are always testing. How else will you know whether or not something is working unless you test variables?

Not Testing Isn’t Smart
It’s actually pretty simple. You have traffic coming to your website anway. You might as well get them to help you determine what is working and what isn’t. And most importantly what element(s) can be improved over time to increase your bottom line.

Your Results Are Measurable
With every A/B test you are able to gather valuable knowledge to help you improve your offer. This will increase your confidence as your results are discovered.

Targeted FOCUS
Measured results obviously help you to focus your energy where it is the most productive.

Incremental Profits
It may not be nesscesary to throw out everything and start from scratch. Eespecially when you can do an A/B test to determine what improvement(s) can be made incrementally. This is the core of the A/B testing to determine what works and what needs to be improved upon.

Reduced Risk Factor
The data always tells the tale. You have to embrace it. This doesn’t mean it has to be difficult to gather. With an A/B test you can quickly gather enough data to reveal where you are peaking or where you need work. If you don’t test you won’t have any data with which to intelligently determine if where you are is as far as you can go. The post card example I shared in the first video is an excellent example of reducing risk while testing first and then rolling out the winner!

You only want to test two variables at a time. For example let’s say that you want to test a lead capture page and your desired goal is to see which page gets the most people to opt in. Obviously your effort should only be on your desired focus. If you also try to test which converts into sales then your metrics will be off and your test results won’t be accurate. Likewise you should only test two versions of your lead capture page at a time. Once you have a clear winner between them you can always go back and do another A/B test with your winner versus another page etc. Then once you know you have a high conversion opt in page, then you can switch your focus to testing other elements such as your site header, sales video etc.

Unique visitors (by IP address) to your website are served each test variable in an alternating fashion. For example, if you were testing landing pages (shown in the example image to the left) and you received 2,000 visitors, 1,000 vistors would see version A while the other 1,000 would see version B. The clicks of ALL visitors are measured and provided to you so you can easily and quickly see which outperformed the other!

No! It’s a built in feature of the theme I use to build sites. The only thing I ask is that you purchase the theme through my affiliate link.

I will design variable modules for you to test or show you how to do it yourself. I will also show you how to quickly and easily track your split testing results anytime you want.

To get the best measureable results of an A/B test, you have to be sure the test has reached statistical significance — the point at which you can have at least 95% confidence or more in the results.  Otherwise you can’t be sure the results accurately reflect a clear winner. I reccommend a minimum of 1,000 page visits per variable being tested. If for example you are testing two opt-in pages you would run the test until you have received a minimum of 2,000 page visits. The longer you run the test the more accurate your results will be.

No. There’s a false myth that A/B split testing hurts search engine rankings because it could be classified as duplicate content, which search engines don’t look kindly upon. This myth is absolutely false. In fact, Google’s Matt Cutt advises running A/B split tests to improve the functionality of your site.

Typically the focus of A/B split testing is

Calls-to-Action
Headline
Images
Audio / Video

However, you will be able to run tests on ANYTHING on your site!

It depends on whether or not you want to settle for the results you have or want more. You should always be striving to get the absolute best website optimization you can achieve. I suggest running a test between two variables to determine a winner. Then run the winner against another variable to make sure it still wins etc.

Your stats are easily visible with a simple mouse click! I’ll show you where to go to see them. You will be able to monitor everything you are testing in real time.