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Product Pricing For Highest EPC?

by TheWebGuy
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Hi Warriors,

I've been trying to think of how to test two different price points for my product but I need an accurate way to test this.

Right now I use Google Analtyics and can split test pages and find which converts higher. That's easy.

But just because it converts higher doesn't mean it will lead to a higher EPC - and that's what I really need to test with this.

Is there a way to split test two different sales pages (with 2 different price points) and see which has the higher EPC (while taking into account how downsells and upsells do as well)?

I use Clickbank and know I can use tid to track this in an affiliate account but I want to test this as the vendor for all traffic (not just my own).

I know they have a VTID I can use but to my knowledge I can only track this once someone clicks the add to cart button (and not when someone first hits the page). So this wouldn't track EPCs properly.

Thank you for any suggestions
#epc #highest #pricing #product
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    Any one have any ideas for this? Thank you so much!
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  • Profile picture of the author getbread
    Clickfunnels.com is a software that might benefit you. I was in the process of setting up a sales funnel a few months ago and I was looking closely at them.
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