By highlighting TBS' valuable "no upfront fees" messaging (no typically offered by competitors) in the hero, we will increase ULF Seller CVR.
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943. Owner Sell Form Copy
Adjusting the Sell page form header and button copy to make the messaging more direct will improve the Sell form CVR.
931. Sell Page Redesign (Center Form)
Similar to positive tests conducted on HGVC, by reconfiguring the Sell Page to place the form centered in the hero and moving the other copy down the page, we will eliminate potential distractions and improve the Sell forms CVR.
919. Brand Page – Move Up Form (Mobile)
We are trying to learn more about TBS' users and their behaviors, particularly when it comes to brand pages (DAE has consistently been one of the most visited pages on the website but rarely has conversions). We will move the form on mobile right below the H1, which will improve its accessibility and result in more Owner ULF leads.
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903. Brand Page – Add Inventory Buttons
Adding inventory buttons to the brand pages will increase the number of users who funnel into the search experience and thus boost Buyer Offer CVR.
909. Home Page – Add Buttons to Content Slider in Header
Adding buttons to the content slider in the header of the homepage will give users more opportunities to interact with different areas of the website above the fold, resulting in a more streamlined user experience while improving bounce rate, session duration, and pageviews.
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903. Brand Page – Add Inventory Buttons Below H1
There is a missed opportunity for buyer/renter interaction on the brand pages that receive a lot of traffic but little conversion/interaction. By adding resale and rental buttons right below the H1, we will see a boost in inventory page views and, in turn, buyer and renter offers.
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891. Home Page Add Inventory Buttons Below Inventory Slider
By adding a more direct way to access the resale and rental inventories on the homepage, we will see an increase in buyer/renter offers.
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881. Move Inventory Slider Under Hero
Noting a significant amount of engagement on the "available listings" slider, this test will move that section further up the page just below the hero to see if ad views are increased—and as a result, buyer cvr.
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TimeshareBrokerServices.com Redirect
Redirecting users to the redesigned version of TBS.com and measuring the effects of that version against the old one.
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Sell Timeshare – Increased Font Size
Increasing the font size on this key conversion page will boost readability and lead to more Owner Sell conversions.
Owner Sell Slide In (v2)
The first iteration of this test increased Owner Sell conversions but decreased ULF Owner conversions, finishing with a near-neutral result. This time, we'll exclude the slide in feature from the home page to lead to a more positive result.
Main Menu Adjustment (v3)
Removing the "Available Listings" tab from the navigation menu (but keeping the search bar in place) will prove to be a more efficient way of keeping buyers in buyer-based experiences and owners in owner-based experiences, boosting CVR for both lead types
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Brand Pages – MVS Call Out
Inserting a call out for Market Value on brand pages will increase traffic to the WMTW page and thus improve conversion rate.
WMTW Step 3 Explainer
Adding a hover-to-reveal div at the bottom of the Step 3 form that helps explain our need for users' contact information may be enough reassurance for them to fill out the form, thus driving MVS conversion rate.
Owner Sell Slide In
Taking from previous successful experiments, we'll try deploying a slide in feature on all pages that pushes a firm "sell timeshare" message. This will boost Owner Sell conversions.
Minimized Call Outs – Home
Cutting down the three-column call out features on the home page and boosting their font size will make them more readable and attractive to users. This, coupled with replacing the buttons for each column, will boost conversion rates for key lead types.
Main Menu Adjustment (v2)
Adjusting the position of the search bar so it no longer obstructs the last menu item will drive more users to inventory pages and improve on overall user experience