Awesome post, Ana. I have heard that sometimes, …

Comment posted on Top 10 Split Testing Tips to Increase Your Landing Page Conversion Rates by Mike

Awesome post, Ana. I have heard that sometimes, changing the color of the submit/try now button also makes a lot of changes in the conversion rate.

This post stresses out the importance of always testing/tracking your sales page because there are more tips to increase conversion rate, right, Ana?

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  Nice points, Ana. One more point that I find out when I do speed optimization for my site is place a share box on sidebar and float it can really increase your blog speed.

  The reason lies within the HTML structure. With traditional share box, it’s in between the content and footer sections. If one of the share services like Digg, etc, loads slowly, it will drag your site down, too!

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