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news Godaddy Aftermarket Sales Soar After Own Split Tests, Conversion Optimization

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You got that right, "sour." :D

GoDaddy didn't provide any details on the metrics.
 
Read the comments, I commented there with what constitutes "real numbers" (wade through lots of troll commentary.)
 
I did; I do not see your point; seems your opinion, but I don't agree.
I think the changes they made look very good and its small things like these visual changes to sales landing pages that can make a very big difference. I've seen just changing the color of a button lift conversions greatly. Looks to me their premium domain changes are better selling/convincing their prospects. Not only does it explain more and better 'sell' the spend, it looks much better too. But this is just my own opinion, too.
 
Sorry that you don't agree. My point is that these numbers mean nothing without underlying data. It's like saying shampoo Brand A sells better now than it did last month, after changing its label and price.

> Which is the target buyer
> What store is it selling better at
> What was the before/after price change

etc.

Part of my expertise is in user experience, and I find the way this data is shared to be contestable, and the method questionable.
 
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