conversion 2015 - david darmanin - hotjar
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Who am I?
● CEO & Founder of Hotjar – the ‘All-in-one’ Analytics and Feedback Tool.
● Background in Design, UX, Internet Marketing and SEO. Specialized in CRO.
● Consultant with Conversion Rate Experts.
● Over the last 12 years worked across 19 languages, 12 currencies and over
10 industries.
● Launched hundreds of tests and generated hundreds of millions of dollars in
new revenue.
1. The Conversion Tools you cannot afford
not to use.
1. How to use them to find your hottest
opportunities for growth.
1. Focus on the big picture.
Today...
➔ Speak to your users on the phone.
➔ Become a real customer yourself.
➔ Visit your users at home or at work.
➔ Immerse yourself in the market.
➔ Sell your product face to face.
➔ Speak to whoever designed and built the product.
➔ Speak to the staff that sell it and support it.
How to use these tools:
The ‘Other’ tools just help YOU achieve this.
>> Understand why visitors are leaving…
and fix it! <<
The ‘Other’ Tools
A. Quantitative – the WHAT?
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
C. Testing – the HOW?
D. Process – the WHEN?
A. Quantitative – the WHAT?
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
C. Testing – the HOW?
D. Process – the WHEN?
where the
magic
happens
The ‘Other’ Tools
A. Quantitative – the What?
1. Web Analytics
Identify high bounce
pages & exit pages. Look
at the user flow. Segment
results by traffic sources.
A. Quantitative – the What?
1. Web Analytics
Identify high bounce
pages & exit pages. Look
at the user flow. Segment
results by traffic sources.
A. Quantitative – the What?
1. Web Analytics
Identify high bounce
pages & exit pages. Look
at the user flow. Segment
results by traffic sources.
A. Quantitative – the What?
2. Events & Revenue
Observe typical events of
customers. Calculate
LTV to maximize
possible spend.
A. Quantitative – the What?
2. Events & Revenue
Observe typical events of
customers. Calculate
LTV to maximize
possible spend.
A. Quantitative – the What?
3. Funnels
Find the highest volume
& blockage point and
start working there.
Focus your energy on
this point.
A. Quantitative – the What?
4. Heatmaps
Quickly identify visitor
behavioral patterns. Use
Hotjar’s 8 tests to identify
opportunities.
(www.hotjar.com/heatmaps)
A. Quantitative – the What?
4. Heatmaps
Quickly identify visitor
behavioral patterns. Use
Hotjar’s 8 tests to identify
opportunities.
(www.hotjar.com/heatmaps)
A. Quantitative – the What?
4. Heatmaps
Quickly identify visitor
behavioral patterns. Use
Hotjar’s 8 tests to identify
opportunities.
(www.hotjar.com/heatmaps)
A. Quantitative – the What?
6. Form Analysis
Identify confusing or
scarey fields. Identify the
biggest drop off point and
start there.
A. Quantitative – the What?
1. Web Analytics
Identify high bounce
pages & exit pages. Look
at the user flow. Segment
results by traffic sources.
2. Events & Revenue
Observe typical events of
customers. Calculate
LTV to maximize
possible spend.
4. Heatmaps
Quickly identify visitor
behavioral patterns. Use
Hotjar’s 8 tests to identify
opportunities.
(www.hotjar.com/heatmaps)
5. Recordings
Quickly identify points of
frustration and UX
issues.
6. Form Analysis
Identify confusing or
scarey fields. Identify the
biggest drop off point and
start there.
3. Funnels
Find the highest volume
& blockage point and
start working there.
Focus your energy on
this point.
Deep Reading...
A. Quantitative – the What?
1. Web Analytics 2. Events & Revenue 3. Heatmaps
4. Funnels 5. Recordings 6. Form Analysis
Deep Reading...
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B. Qualitative – the WHY?
1. Surveys
Identify what nearly
stopped them – and what
persuaded them. Profile
and learn wording.
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
2. Screen Sharing
Instantly jump on a call to
see how your visitors are
using the site and where
they are stuck.
3. Polls
Ask ‘in page’ open ended
questions to identify
reasons for
abandonment.
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
4. Chat
Engage with real visitors
at the time of potential
confusion or concern.
Identify the ‘root’ issues.
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
5. Remote Testing
Quickly and iteratively
identify UX issues and
confusing steps.
3. Polls
Ask ‘in page’ open ended
questions to identify
reasons for
abandonment.
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
1. Surveys
Identify what nearly
stopped them – and what
persuaded them. Profile
and learn wording.
4. Chat
Engage with real visitors
at the time of potential
confusion or concern.
Identify the ‘root’ issues.
Deep Reading...
5. Remote Testing
Quickly and iteratively
identify UX issues and
confusing steps.
2. Screen Sharing
Instantly jump on a call to
see how your visitors are
using the site and where
they are stuck.
B. Qualitative – the WHY?
1. Surveys 2. Screen Sharing 3. Polls
4. Chat
Deep Reading...
5. Remote Testing
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C. Testing – the HOW?
1. Sample Calculator
Understand the basics of
sample size
measurement. Influences
your testing strategy.
2. A/B & Multi
Run quick in-page copy
tests and page redirects.
Quick and dirty or bold
and objection oriented.
4. Consultants
Work with the best
people on engagements
to get an outsider’s
perspective and learn
from the Pro’s.
Deep Reading
3. Page Platforms
If you lack IT and design
resources use a platform
to build and learn quick.
C. Testing – the HOW?
1. Sample Calculator 2. A/B & Multi
4. Consultants
Deep Reading
3. Page Platforms
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D. Process – the WHEN?
Deep Reading...2. Pipeline
Use the ‘KanBan’
approach to organize
your ideas pipeline and
prioritize efficiently.
1. Mockup
Quickly create concepts
and get feedback.
Ask friends to read out
your copy out loud.
3. Tag Management
Manage tool integrations
without the need to
involve your IT team.
4. Call Scheduling
Jump on a call with a
visitor or client without
the ‘back and forth’.
5. User Recruitment
Ask Visitors if they are
interested in having a
chat. Take any
opportunity to get real
time feedback.
6. Data Routing
Plan ahead by adding
another layer between
your analysis tools. Allow
your tools to
communicate.
D. Process – the WHEN?
1. Mockup 2. Pipeline 3. Tag Management
4. Call Scheduling
Deep Reading...
5. User Recruitment 6. Data Routing
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