Adding a multi-step form process to CFD landing pages that allow users to fill in more details about where/when they want to travel will help to better qualify those leads, leading to more call ins and closed deals.
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Adding a multi-step form process to CFD landing pages that allow users to fill in more details about where/when they want to travel will help to better qualify those leads, leading to more call ins and closed deals.
Adding a widget from Trustpilot that shows company/product-based review score will promote trust in the CFD brand specifically, and increase conversion rate as a result.
Adding a TripAdvisor feature that shows hotel rating (Vidanta) to the Mexico page will boost conversion rates. We also predict this may have some effect on contact rate as well.
This test will strip out the background images from destination heroes (mobile only), with the goal of evaluating impact to CVR. Our hypothesis is that removing the images will have no significant impact. This test will run on three pages: Riviera Maya, Oahu, and Dominican Republic.
Changing the standard form button text from "submit" to something more engaging will encourage more form fills, driving CVR.
Adding a fixed callout to the bottom of the screen on mobile devices that urges users to call in will drive conversions in that category. Version 2 of this experiment includes the addition of two unique phone numbers that will allow us to track VPL impact. We hypothesize that this test will result in an increase in click-to-call events and VPL, while lead form CVR may decrease slightly.
Adding a fixed callout to the bottom of the screen on mobile devices that urges users to call in will drive conversions in that category. Not only will this variant boost click-to-call rate, but it will also drive revenue thanks to the high VPL of call-in goal types.
Changing the color scheme to eliminate the dark grey colors and opt instead for brighter white and off-white colors will lend itself better to the theme of the site and the product, enhancing user experience and increasing CVR. This follow up variant will run on the Maui, Aruba, and Mexico pages.
Changing the color scheme to eliminate the dark grey colors and opt instead for brighter white and off-white colors will lend itself better to the theme of the site and the product, enhancing user experience and increasing CVR.
This experiment will combine two recently successful tests into one--moving the form above the fold and improving the UX for mobile devices. We will test this against a control of the form above fold without any other improvements, as after three consecutive winning tests that placement will be common practice.
Moving the form up above the fold on mobile devices will make it easier for users to convert, which will improve conversion rate.
Moving the form up above the fold on mobile devices will make it easier for users to convert, which will improve conversion rate.
Moving the lead form on the Orlando FlexStays landing page above the fold will make it more prominent on the page and allow users to submit leads more quickly, boosting CVR.
Testing a redirect to a phone-only landing page for the CFD Mexico Deal. This experiment will boost the number of call-ins, thus improving the quality of leads and driving better close rates.
Improving the form copy on the Mexico landing page to illustrate possible savings will improve conversion rate. Other changes include adding a bullet in the hero that mentions the ability to book now and travel later.