Google AdWords - How to Test Your Web Page Copy

Have you ever tested the copy of your web page?

If you don’t test it you’ll never know if your conversion rate can increase. It’s easy to get comfortable with what you currently have if you are already getting a lot of business however the top marketers are always testing things to improve sales.

If you’ve ever tried Google AdWords you’ll know that changing or capitalizing one word in an ad can result in a higher conversion rate.

If you want to test your web page copy set up a Google AdWords campaign.

For example if you want to test a new keyword create 2 different ads for this keyword, then view the number of clicks it gets and observe how it converts. This is known as split testing.

If the new copy converts at an equal or better rate than the old and you think there’s a good chance it will improve your rankings, give it a try. You can always restore your old copy if things go badly.

Don’t completely change your web page copy if you are already getting alot of business. One customer paid a lot of money to get his copy rewritten and his conversion rates decreased.

Make only one change at a time, then monitor your conversion rate to see if it improves.

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3 Responses to “Google AdWords - How to Test Your Web Page Copy”

  1. web design Says:

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  2. Geoff Dodd Says:

    I also learned a lot here. I have 32 sites running without much testing. Must test. Have you seen this firefox plugin that reveals all Adwords key phrases? Geoff D.

  3. Banker Says:

    Thanks for this info. Today I copy one of ad. Lets see what happen.

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