Chris Dayley (http://www.disruptiveadvertising.com/about-disruptive/) is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads podcast. He is the VP of testing and site optimization at Disruptive Advertising (http://www.disruptiveadvertising.com/) there in London Utah. But they do a ton of work for people all over the country. He was just telling me he helped Social Media Examiner (http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/conversion-optimization-how-to-split-test-your-way-to-success-chris-dayley/) improve their website conversion rate. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

  • What his experience is with conversion rates
  • How Chris got started in digital marketing with an eCommerce company
  • How he experimented to solve a problem when traffic wasn’t converting
  • About the broad range of companies that Disruptive Advertising caters to
  • About Chris’s clients
  • What the top three things that eCommerce companies are usually missing when their websites are not converting
  • The importance of pointing paid search ads in the right direction
  • Why too many distractions on eCommerce company websites cause problems for users
  • What things distract an audience from looking at products
  • About Chris’s existence test
  • Chris’s take on templates and whether they bring success
  • Whether Shopify’s templates are a good option for everyone
  • If Chris sees an increase in conversion rates based on the pricing of a product
  • Email marketing strategies in eCommerce
  • The best way to get people on your list for an eCommerce site
  • Why people are less likely to buy higher price point items on their first visit
  • The important of user customization to your email marketing strategy
  • Which website does a fantastic job with their email marketing strategy
  • How your setup of autoresponders should look
  • Chris’s thoughts on the purchase rates on mobile devices vs desktop
  • Why a good mobile experience for users gives the business a huge advantage
  • How Chris analyzes mobile marketing designs/strategies
  • What Chris’s favorite kind of traffic for an eCommerce store is