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Crazy ideas… Don’t you just love those?
When it comes down to online marketing, even the craziest landing page conversion idea is worth split testing - it might just turn out to be your best converting one.
Here is a great example of one such split testing idea for your landing page conversion…
I recently learned about a very unique opt-in form from some dude with an online music site.
It asked all the questions a typical opt-in form would: name, email, etc, but it did it in a narrative format, Mad Lib-style.
This landing page conversion form operates in exact same way any opt-in form would: you can click on each field or tab between them, it manages errors the same way a standard form would.
However, you have to agree: it looks nothing but standard.
Personally, I have not done any split testing on this form yet, but someone else I found did test their landing page conversion with it and the results are definitely head-turning.
The Mad Lib form increased their landing page conversions across the board by 25-40%.
25-40%!
This “crazy” idea goes to show that we should be split testing everything we do, because we never know until we put it to the test.
So, what’s the point?
Don’t settle for the same predictable or maybe even mediocre landing page conversion results you’ve been getting for the past 3 years.
Open your business to split testing, and the results just might amaze you.
Remember, the success of your business does not come from how much traffic you drive to your website, but from how well you convert that traffic into paying customers.
Where to learn more:
Here’s a resource that will give you an insider look at some very extensive split testing. Check out 43 split tests to see the test results that will reveal the best ways to increase your landing page conversions.
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Is the 43 Split Tests you refer to the joint efforts of Ryan Deiss and Perry Belchere because there wasn’t a link included? I recall going through that brief but insightful product and definitely some great takeaways there.
I used to use Google Website Optimizer for split tests as it is pretty easy. Now I use fliptracker.com which is a very simple tool set up by Trey Smith at just $9/month.
Important if you’re doing a lot of split testing to decide which pages are the biggest winners.
One of my mid term goals is to nail multivariate testing using Website Optimizer, WordPress and OptimizePress as I’m sure that could throw up some very interesting and insightful results.
I think Ryan Deiss is quite possibly the best split tester out there.
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Yes, that’s the one, Wayne. It looks like it’s currently off the market, so Ihad to remove the link.
You are right though: Ryan is one of the best in this area - I love it when he shares what he cooked up in his testing lab.
I’ve been a bit delinquent with my split testing lately. Tested out Visual Website Optimizer - takes a degree just to set it up correctly. Thanks for mentioning Trey Smith’s tool; will check it out next time I get a split testing bug.

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Hey Ana, what a fun idea. I may have to give this one a try. Thanks for the idea
My pleasure, Liz - fun and useful, doesn’t get any better than that
Hey Ana,
Great post. I definitely will be doing some split testing soon on my opt in box. Hey love the new look of the site. At first I thought it was totally new, but then realized it was a redirect to your site, with new look.
Great work.
Chris
As much as I hate the work involved in split testing, I love to see the results - all worth it at the end.
Thanks for stopping by, Chris!
Great tip Ana.
I must confess I get a bit lazy about coming with creative ideas for the things we do every day. I have a seen a few different capture form techniques, and now you have given me the kick in the pants to come up with something of my own
Or - don’t reinvent the wheel and use somebody else’s idea:). I am all for working smarter.
Hey Ana,
This is pretty cool. I never thought of doing something like
this but if it works, why not try it, right?
Thanks for sharing this ideas.
Have a great night!
Tommy D.
I am with you, Tommy - it’s been tested, it works; what do we have to loose by trying it?
Thanks for coming by!
Interesting post Ana,
You always finding something that is going to keep us busy, well I guess I needed so will not get my self it to trouble.
Would love to hear your own results also, NO rush-take your time…
Respect,
Slavik G.
Hey, Slavik - I am working on overall overhaul
of the blog; optin form will definitely be one of those changes, although I am not sure yet if I go Mad Lib way.
Hi Ana,
Hmmm, that's very interesting. Have never seen anything like this. I wonder if you could use that on Aweber as well?
To your success,
Ilka Flood
The Enlightened Networker
Yes, Ilka, you can do it with AWeber; however the form has to be designed separately and then connected to AWeber.
I would have never thought of the Mad Libs form but it does put a whole new spin on things. I have not done any split testing as I have not looked into learning how to to it yet. Remember the old saying "How do you eat an Elephant" "One bite at a time". Thank you for the idea and information! Great post as always
I live by Elephant philosophy - that's the only way to survive! One more thing I heard lately and loved "Do first things first, and second things never."
You'll get to it some day, Robert, and so will I
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Wonderful post Ana. Split testing is a concept that many marketers overlook in their business despite the obvious benefits. A great reminder to all.
Thanks, Karen. Tracking and split-testing (or lack thereof, I should say) are responsible for leaving a lot of money at the table.
Absolutely amazing stuff Ana, thanks for sharing this nugget! I don’t know if I’m going to be able to sleep tonight - trying to figure out how to change my form!
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I know, Michael, that's what I did when I first learned about this trick. I love online marketing!