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What should performance marketers test on landing pages first?
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Answer
Start with the parts of the page most likely to change visitor belief: headline, subhead, proof, CTA, offer, objection handling, and above-the-fold message match.
Performance marketers should avoid starting with tiny button-color tests. Start with the page argument.
High-value first tests:
- ·Match headline and subhead to campaign intent.
- ·Add proof for the specific audience or industry.
- ·Change CTA from generic to intent-specific.
- ·Address the biggest objection above the fold.
- ·Test a stronger offer.
- ·Reorder proof, use cases, or FAQs.
- ·Create a variant for high-value accounts or industries.
The best first test is usually not the easiest change. It is the change most likely to affect whether the visitor believes the page is for them.
Steps
- Pick one campaign or segment with meaningful traffic and rewrite the above-the-fold section for that exact intent.
Caveats
If conversion tracking is weak, you may not know whether the test actually improved the business outcome.
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