How I was able to get a conversion rate of almost 60%+

Hey WF!

I want to share with you how I was able to achieve a fairly decent percentage of conversion rates. Keep in mind that this is done through a continuous process of trial and error.

There are 2 main types of tests that I carry out:

- A/B Split Testing

This is a form of split testing. It is carried out when 2 landing pages (page A and B) that offer the same product/service are set up to see which one gets more optins (subscribers). They are both sent equal amounts of traffic usually from the same source. After some time, the page with the most conversion rates is declared the winner and kept up permanently. This is an ongoing process to further enhance your page by time!

- Multivariate split testing

This is the same as the previous testing technique, but instead of A/B, you have A/B/C/D/E/etc testing. This is typically advanced and requires you to have a good experience.

These tests can be performed on any elements of your page.

Here's a screenshot of me carrying out a split test for one of my landing pages:


Basically, there are 4 steps of carrying out a successful landing page test:

1. Ask a question - How can I further improve my landing page? What element can I edit? Shall I remove so and so element? etc...

2. Form a hypothesis - Test one thing at a time in order to keep track.

3. Execute a test and determine a winner - Your test should already be running long enough to achieve statistical significance.

4. Rinse and repeat - with another element. The more you do it, the more leads you will get!


As a general rule, a good landing page should:

- Be easy to follow
- Be mobile friendly
- Have a clean design.

Furthermore, here are a few pointers for what elements it's recommended to test on, along with how to get the most out of them.

1) Landing Page Headlines:

- Every landing page should have an engaging headline.

- Headlines are the first thing your visitors see, so this plays one of the major roles in 'make it or break it'.

- You have around 3 seconds to catch your visitors' attention before they decide whether to stay or not.

- If your heading is too long, split it up into a subheading.

- Use metrics in your headlines to intrigue visitors. This can be the number of customers that purchased your product, ROI made in a specific time frame, or any sort of metrics!

- Use counter-intuitive statements to get more visitors. These kinds of claims tend to challenge the visitors' perceptions, hence promoting them to think something like "Oh really? Tell me more!"

- Here's an example of a really good counter-intuitive statement that I use in one of my squeeze pages: "FREE Report Reveals... TOP 6 DIRT CHEAP TOOLS I USE FOR EMAIL MARKETING (Hint: These tools raked in 100 subscribers in just 5 days!)". Good email marketing tools are usually expensive. So I'm offering a list of the tools that I personally use, that are dirt cheap, and have got me 100 subscribers in just 5 days! Like WOW!

Your headline should be able to answer the following 3 questions:

- "What's the landing page offering here?"

Your headline should state clearly what is being offered. A bad example of a headline that I've literally seen is:

So many confusions arise. What kind of training is this? Are you a life coach? Are you some sports coach? Career coach? Are you offering an ebook? A webinar? A live session?

Your visitors need to know what exactly it is that you are offering.

- "Why does my audience need my offering?"

You need to be clear about the benefits and advantages they will receive. Once they acknowledge your offering of its usefulness, you will see more conversion rates.

- "Why is this the only place they can get it?"

Try to be as unique as possible. If your offering is not unique, add another offer to it! Give your audience a taste of what to expect from you.

2) Landing Page Images:

Make sure to use high quality images on your pages. It is recommended to have images of people, preferably smiling, and looking or pointing towards the optin box.

Images also include:

- Logos
- Graphics
- Icons
- Photos
- Arrows
- etc...

3) Call-to-Actions:

- You button copy is your final chance to encourage people to take action!

- Make sure your CTA buttons are always above the fold of your page.

- Your CTA should make your visitors realize the value they are going to get when they click on that very button. Text like "Download Now" is too overrated. On the other hand, text like "Give Me the Programming Course!" has a much better chance of getting higher conversion rates.

- Experiment with different texts, size, shapes, and colors.

- Try to use the first-person point of view in your CTAs. Sentences like "Give Me Access Now!" do quite well as compared to "Get Access Now!"

4) Guarantees

- It's a way of telling your visitors that you've got their back.

- Guarantees don't always mean refunds, it can also mean replacement of the product or some kind of a service that satisfies the customer.

- It can be as simple as saying that you respect their privacy.

My Final Suggestions:

- Your landing page design should be consistent from A - Z.
- Always use clear language.
- Always contain valuable offers.
- Use fewer color. 3 Colors maximum (Dark - medium - light).
- Use no more than 2 different fonts and 3 different sizes.

I hope this provided you some good value. Feel free to hit me up if you have questions.

Sultan