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If you’re interested in making money online as an affiliate marketer, you’ll want to know what strategies work and what strategies do not. Having the right metrics and statistics at your disposal can mean a monumental difference in the level of success you’re able to achieve. The same can be said if you are running your own online business of some sort.

In order to increase your conversion rates, you’ll want to try out software like Conversion Doubler. If you can get more of your site’s visitors to subscribe to your feeds, buy your products, and sign up for your memberships, the better position you’ll be in.

Haven’t We Seen This Already?

Does this sound familiar? It should. Late last month, I wrote a review of Converseo; Conversion Doubler happens to be developed by the same people and it offers much of the same advantages.

You have a choice of running A/B tests, as well as partaking in multivariate testing. In short, you can set up your landing pages (or any other webpage, for that matter) and see if different versions of those pages happen to perform better than others.

You can change the color scheme, layout, imagery, wording, or whatever other factors you think may affect your conversion rates. The software allows you to define different “areas” on the page that can be adjusted, displaying different versions to different visitors to determine the most successful combination.

Going through the Updated Interface

While Converseo is largely a service that performs most of the grunt work for you, Conversion Doubler is designed more to be self-serve software. In this way, it’s up to you set up the goals, provide the alternatives, and analyze the stats.

As you can notice, the main dashboard for Conversion Doubler has been updated compared to when we looked at it through the Converseo perspective. I think it’s a little cleaner and easier to see, but the core information remains largely unchanged.

You get the “at a glance” dashboard, as well as tabs for setting up new experiments, defining logins, and adjusting your settings. The multivariate testing is perhaps the most powerful, as it allows for multiple combinations with multiple altered sections.

To run these experiments (tests), you’ll need to provide the needed code for the altered sections (there’s a WYSIWYG editor on the site) and add the necessary Javascript on your website. You’ll also need to define a goal URL to define what it means when a visitor “converts.” This could be a sales thank you page, a confirmation page of some kind, or whatever else you’d like.

How Much Does It Cost?

That’s almost the best part. If you want to get started with Conversion Doubler, you can try the free individual account with no contracts and no setup fees. With the free account, you can handle up to three tests and 5000 visitors, complete with real-time reporting.

Stepping up, monthly plans can range from $29 a month to $159 a month, allowing for anywhere from 10,000 monthly visitors to 100,000 monthly visitors. The largest package, Large Business, even gives you the ability to create unlimited tests.

Link: Conversion Doubler

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