
Website Optimization: An Hour a Day

use high-school level language on your website and to avoid business school language. This also includes the removal or translation of any industry jargon or “techy” sounding words
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If the visitor is logged in to your website and you know their name, you should test dynamically combining their name with key parts of your text.
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Test using yellow text background highlights to help draw the eye
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CTAs often have one of the biggest and most critical impacts on your conversion rates, so it’s essential that you spend considerable time testing and improving
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add text that explains the benefits of using your website, products or services, not just the features
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make your text more centric around your visitors and their needs and not around you and the owners of the website.
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also test stylizing the bullet point icons to make them stand out more
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Try using hand-drawn arrows, underlines, circles and asterisks, and even hand drawn signatures (these can work particularly well on long lead generation or product sales pages, but don’t overuse
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simplify the language level you use for your text. To do this you should aim to use a level that will appeal to the most common level of language of visitors