
"You Should Test That" demolishes marketing "best practices" with data-driven strategies that boosted Shutterfly and Google conversions by 400%. Chris Goward's revolutionary LIFT Model has transformed how industry leaders approach optimization - replacing executive opinions with scientific testing that actually works.
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Something remarkable happens when a visitor lands on your website. In just two-tenths of a second-faster than you can blink-their brain has already decided whether to stay or leave. Most choose to leave. And every time they do, you're watching potential revenue evaporate. Here's what makes this truly frustrating: even the world's most successful companies-Google, Facebook, Amazon-obsessively test and refine their websites because they know a fundamental truth. Your website is almost certainly underperforming, and you probably have no idea why. The culprit isn't laziness or incompetence. It's something far more insidious: the way websites get built in the first place. Companies select designs based on competitor sites without knowing whether those sites actually convert. Design agencies prioritize client happiness and creative awards over revenue. Both parties rarely establish concrete business goals before starting. The result? Websites designed by copying other websites, perpetuating an endless cycle of mediocrity. Then there's the "best practices" trap-following average approaches that keep you average. But the real damage comes from how decisions get made. The HiPPO method defers to the Highest-Paid Person's Opinion. The Black Turtleneck method accepts pronouncements from supposed experts without question. Neither produces results that can be measured, improved, or defended with data.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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