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Empowered Teams Model in Experimentation with Lukas Vermeer09 Jun 202400:32:39

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences!

In this episode, we explore the empowered teams model in experimentation with Lukas Vermeer, Director of Experimentation at Vista, advisor at AB Smartly, and an "occasional public speaker". Lukas is an experienced experimentation practitioner specializing in designing and building the infrastructure and processes required to start and scale A/B testing to drive business growth. With a rich background in online experimentation and data science, Lukas spent eight years at Booking.com, where he grew the in-house experimentation team from four to thirty people and became the first Director of Experimentation at the company.

Join us as Lukas shares his insights on why the experimentation culture is so strong in the Netherlands, the challenges and benefits of the empowered teams model, and his journey from Booking.com to Vista. He also discusses his advocacy for making A/B testing accessible to people from various backgrounds. Expect to learn about building effective teams, fostering a culture of experimentation, and why sometimes, the best approach is to think outside the box. 

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AI Customer Voice Analysis with Juliana Jackson07 Jun 202400:35:57

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences! 

Today, I'm excited to welcome back Juliana Jackson, Associate Director of Data and Digital Experience, EMEA at MediaMonks and co-host of the amazing and wildly popular Standard Deviation podcast.

In this not-so-structured episode, we delve into AI customer voice analysis, exploring how sentiment and semantic analysis can transform understanding customer feedback. 

Juliana also shares her personal journey, from selling internet over the phone in Romania to becoming a digital experience expert. We then discuss the importance of segmentation, the differences between Android and iOS users, and how curiosity and continuous learning drive career growth.

Juliana's insights and inspirational stories offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to  stay relevant in the digital world. Don’t miss her advice on embracing failure, pushing boundaries, and following your passions.

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Your Copy Is *Not* Your Problem with Eden Bidani15 May 202400:17:25

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences!

In this episode, I'm excited to welcome Eden Bidani, a conversion copywriter and messaging strategist at CAPE.agency, and one of the speakers at the upcoming Women in Experimentation Summit on June 6th. Eden shares her insights on the role of copy in conversions, the challenges faced by women in a traditionally male-dominated industry, and the significance of the Women in Experimentation Summit.

We discuss why copy isn't always the root cause of conversion issues and explore the broader factors that impact performance, such as UX problems and targeting the wrong audience. Eden emphasizes the importance of starting with copy when designing landing pages to ensure a seamless integration with the overall design and user experience. She also provides practical advice on how to effectively use tools like ChatGPT while maintaining a human touch in copywriting.

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Optimizing the Customer Journey With Jeremy Epperson08 Feb 202200:38:48

Jeremy Epperson is the Chief Growth Officer of Conversion Advocates. He has helped deliver Conversion Rate Optimization & Experimentation programs for some of Silicon Valley's most renowned startups and brands like Disney, Square, Twilio, SurveyMonkey and more. In this episode, we talked about optimizing the touchpoints in your customer journey. Jeremy shares his four-phase customer journey model and ways to understand your customer sentiment.

He also answered questions from the community:

  • Sina Fak: What role does Customer, Business, and Market Intelligence play in optimizing the customer buying journey? 
  • Rishi Rawat: What’s one thing you’ve reversed your thinking on?
  • LeAnn Reyes: What is the biggest fail you’ve ever experienced, and how did you overcome it?
  • Luka Nikolic: You mainly work with startups and fast moving organizations, but do you have any advice for CROs working in large, established organizations? How can they demonstrate the value of journey mapping and get executive buy-in and funding for doing more customer research if the brand they work for is already a market leader?

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If We Had Superpowers, This Is What We’ll Change Online01 Feb 202200:34:56

We made it to our 50th episode! In this special episode, we talked about superpowers and what we will change online if we have them. Hint, we discussed websites, e-commerce and privacy. Also, a tv series you shouldn’t miss! If you have been listening to us, thank you and we appreciate your support!

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Experimentation Program Maturity With Shiva Manjunath25 Jan 202200:39:19

Shiva Manjunath, a Senior Experimentation Strategist at Speero and a ‘test to learn’ optimizer. He’s worked on teams spanning from B2B (Gartner) to B2C (Norweigan Cruise Line, Edible Arrangements) and focuses experiments on driving high business value and impact. If you want to learn about the right ways to run an experimentation program, this episode is for you. Shiva shares the purpose of a mature experimentation program, why test to learn is the better approach and how to avoid being subjective when running experiments.

Shiva also answered questions from some of our listeners/network:

  • Amrdeep Athwal: When do you think an organization is mature enough to require or need to start investing in building their own tools e.g. Their own analytics, testing or insight tools?
  • Daniela Marquez: If not CRO, what field would Shiva spend his time in and why?
  • Ben Labay: Do you enjoy running programs (metrics = test velocity and results) more vs actively shaping the program itself (metrics = program efficiency)?

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Collecting Zero Party Data To Personalize Customer Journey With Jon Ivanco18 Jan 202200:48:54

Jon Ivanco is a Customer Experience Consultant and Co-founder of Formtoro, a company focused on unlocking up to 38x more data on your users. If you want to learn what zero-party data is and why you should care about it this is the episode for you. Jon shared his insights on personalizing your customer journey and emphasized how data collection should be the first step to help influence your strategy.

Jon also answered questions from some of our listeners/network:

  • Juliana Jackson: What do you think about companies that swear by CLV as the main growth lever for e-commerce brands and completely ignoring each brand's business model?
  • Jeremy Epperson: Why do you think there are only really 2 measurable points of intent in a customer journey?
  • Lukas Petrauskas:  What are the lowest and highest-hanging fruits regarding zero party data utilization for $1MM+ e-com companies?

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Converting Ice-Cold Traffic With Eden Bidani11 Jan 202200:32:37

Eden Bidani is a conversion copywriter and acquisition strategist with over a decade of experience helping SaaS, tech and e-commerce businesses drive crazy-growth. In this episode, we talked about what makes a thumb-stopping headline and why the goal of your ad is not to sell. Eden shares her proven 12-step framework for converting cold traffic into customers and also answers some copywriting questions from the community.

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What's the Biggest Fire You Had To Put Out at Work?04 Jan 202200:23:04

In this episode, we went in a different direction and talked about some of the failures we had at work. As you know, not everything goes well even if we planned for the best. Sometimes, things blow up and it’s all about how you respond to it and the lessons we learned in the process.

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2022 Predictions: 5 Experts Share What Marketers Should Focus On21 Dec 202100:36:46

In our finale episode for 2021, we asked 5 experts about the biggest things that happened in their field this year. They also shared their predictions on what marketers should focus on in 2022.

  • Brent Csutoras, Digital Marketing Strategist, talked about Online Marketing
  • Kelsey Jones, SEO Content Leader, shared her thoughts about Content Marketing
  • Jason Barnard, The Brand SERP Guy, discussed SEO Strategy
  • Tomek Rudzki, Head of R&D at Onely, talked about Tech SEO
  • Jon MacDonald, Founder of The Good, shared his insights about E-commerce and CRO

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Three Things We Gave a **** About in 202114 Dec 202100:35:34

In this episode, we recapped the 3 things that happened in marketing that we cared about the most. We talked about the movement to a more privacy-focused world, the page experience update and the dramatic rise in demand for Technical SEO. And since it's the end of the year, we had a fun chat about our guests, why we started the podcast and a special year-end podcast! 

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  • https://www.nohacksmarketing.com/podcast/024-two-more-years-of-cookies-and-other-privacy-news/
  • https://www.nohacksmarketing.com/podcast/032-can-privacy-and-personalization-co-exist-a-deep-dive-into-zero-party-data/
  • https://www.nohacksmarketing.com/podcast/022-google-rolls-out-page-experience-update-what-you-need-to-know/
  • https://www.nohacksmarketing.com/podcast/042-key-insights-from-the-2021-state-of-technical-seo/

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Using First Party Data to Drive Customer Retention with Juliana Jackson07 Dec 202100:49:51

Juliana Jackson is currently the customer marketing and community manager at CXL, she was previously chief growth officer at Omniconvert, more popularly known as the CLV lady, and a serial intrapreneur with more than a decade of experience leading sales and marketing in B2B and E-commerce.

In this episode, we talked about retention, why people don’t care about it as much as we should and using first-party data to fuel customer retention. Juliana also answered questions from some of our listeners and her network:

  • Luka Nikolic: How would you quantify and attribute the impact of longer-term initiatives such as branding and community building to improved customer retention?
  • Lorenzo Carreri: What survey questions should you ask to understand how retention can be improved?
  • Jon Ivanco: Does AOV really matter, especially on the first purchase?

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Key Insights From the 2021 State of Technical SEO 30 Nov 202100:34:16

In this episode, we bring you the key insights from the 2021 State of Technical SEO report, a collaboration between Aira and Women in Tech SEO.  We discussed the impact of technical SEO, the biggest risks, and the most influential signals that reveal how the industry measures performance.

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Simplifying CRO with Gerda Vogt-Thomas15 May 202400:22:59

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences! 

In this episode, I'm excited to welcome Gerda Vogt-Thomas, a conversion optimization expert from Koalatative and one of the speakers at the upcoming Women in Experimentation Summit on June 6th. Gerda shares insights on data dictionaries, her evolving perspective on A/B testing and experimentation, and the importance of the Women in Experimentation Summit.

We get into the significance of data dictionaries for marketing teams, detailing how they simplify tracking and analyzing key metrics. Gerda explains how a well-documented data dictionary can enhance experimentation programs, making them more efficient and effective. Additionally, she discusses the challenges and rewards of speaking at the summit, highlighting the event's meticulous organization and diverse speaker lineup.

Gerda also reflects on her experiences with conversion rate optimization over the past seven years, discussing the pros and cons of sliders, the evolving role of CRO professionals, and the critical importance of collaboration with company leaders. She shares her thoughts on the future of CRO, envisioning a shift towards freelance and small agency roles to meet the dynamic needs of businesses.

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Experimentation as a Business Philosophy With Luka Nikolić23 Nov 202100:33:16

Luka Nikolić is a CRO analyst in the Danish iGaming company Better Collective where he is in charge of optimizing a number of the company's affiliate websites for higher conversions. In this episode, we talked about experimentation as a strategy as opposed to a tactic. Luka shares why it’s better to adopt a mindset of experimentation to make the right decisions and deliver value to customers.

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The ROI of SEO-driven Content With Maeva Cifuentes16 Nov 202100:37:24

Maeva Cifuentes, CEO of Flying Cat, has helped companies like Hotjar, Stonly, Operto, and Avantio reduce their dependence on paid ads and turn organic search into a leading revenue channel through scalable SEO content.

In today’s episode, we tried to answer if it’s really possible to measure the ROI of SEO-driven content. Maeva shared her insights on how to handle common SEO objections and which specific KPIs to track to justify how impactful your SEO efforts are.

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Creating Landing Pages That Convert With Annie Maguire 09 Nov 202100:32:10

Annie Maguire is a Conversion Copywriter who has worked with Fortune 500 companies such as Loreal, Samsung, Visa to help them understand their target customers better so they can make more money online. In this episode, we dove deep into the role of copy in CRO and the importance of customer research. Annie shared her proven 5-step process for creating landing pages that convert. 


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Case Study: How We Fixed A Client’s Core Web Vitals and 3x Their Mobile PageSpeed Score02 Nov 202100:36:39

In this episode, we talked about an actual case study on how we fixed our client’s Core Web Vitals scores. We discussed the main issues we encountered, how we addressed them and our key wins. We shared how we achieved an LCP score of 2.4s (originally 19.8 sec) for one of their key pages.

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Reviewing Jon MacDonald’s Opting In To Optimization26 Oct 202100:23:58

Jon MacDonald, founder and president of e-commerce CRO agency The Good, is back. This time to have a more in-depth discussion about his much-awaited book, Opting into Optimization, out today! We broke down the common mistakes in CRO, his proven playbook for increasing conversions and how focusing on your customer experience drives everything. Oh, and how Kim Kardashian can help your CRO efforts!

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How To Get Your B2B Brand Messaging Right With Sara Lattanzio 19 Oct 202100:28:49

Sara Stella Lattanzio is a B2B Marketing Strategist, one of LinkedIn’s must follow and an Anti-buzzword marketer. In this episode, we delved into why brand messaging is important especially in B2B. Sara shares her actual framework to ensure that your brand message is clear and speaks to your audience.


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Why Digging Into Analytics Will Help Your Paid Media Strategy With Blake Strozyk12 Oct 202100:23:59


Blake Strozyk is a Performance Marketing Manager at Refine Labs where he oversees several high-growth B2B SaaS company accounts. In this episode, we discussed how to ensure that your paid media drives quality traffic and essentially pipeline. Blake shared the key metrics to look into and how digging into Google Analytics can help make your PPC and paid social strategy more effective.

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Are Mobile Interstitials Acceptable in 2021? 05 Oct 202100:28:40

In this episode, we talked about mobile interstitials or what we often call popups which in 2016 was tagged as a negative ranking factor. But Google’s John Mueller recently announced some updates regarding the use of interstitials. Is it now acceptable? We discussed what changed and how to use it without affecting rankings.

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How To Run a Google Tag Manager Audit With Neal Cole28 Sep 202100:29:11

Neal Cole is an Optimisation Consultant at REO Digital and Conversion Uplift. He specializes in web analytics, conversion rate optimisation and data visualisations. According to Neal, Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a necessity in 2021. In this episode, we discussed how to get started with a GTM audit, why you need one and how often you should run an audit.


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Can Privacy and Personalization Co-exist? A Deep Dive Into Zero Party Data 22 Sep 202100:35:41

As more and more people are waking up to questionable privacy practices, how do we balance the need for personalized experiences while protecting the customer’s privacy? In this episode, we discussed what Zero Party Data is, how it differs from first-party data and how it can help build direct, permission-based relationships with your customers.

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Taming the HIPPO with Oreoluwa Akinnawo15 May 202400:17:59

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences! 

In this episode, I'm thrilled to welcome Oreoluwa Akinnawo, a conversion optimization expert from PrismFly, to discuss his upcoming participation at the Women in Experimentation Summit on June 6th. Ore shares how a LinkedIn post inspired him to apply for the summit and then goes into his career journey, highlighting the significant support he's received from women in the field and his desire to contribute back to the community.

Our conversation explores the challenges of dealing with "HIPPOs" — high-level stakeholders who often have the final say in decision-making processes. Ore provides insights into effective strategies for aligning experimentation proposals with stakeholders' goals, ensuring a collaborative approach.

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Opting in to Optimization With Jon MacDonald14 Sep 202100:32:16

Jon MacDonald is the founder of The Good, a conversion rate optimization firm that has achieved results for the largest online brands including Adobe, Nike, Xerox, The Economist, and more. In this episode, we talked about the common e-commerce mistakes, two different ways you can get started with optimization and why CRO is more than increasing your conversion rates.

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Trust the (CRO) Process with Khalid Saleh07 Sep 202100:45:15

Khalid Saleh is the CEO and co-founder of Invesp, an author and an in-demand speaker at Pubcon, SES, SMX and more.

In this episode,  we talked about the process of conversion rate optimization, why data analysis is an essential part of that process and the issues you may face when doing data analysis. Khalid also shared his insights on how Machine Learning can help you with the issues with analytics, session recordings and heatmaps. 

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Optimizing Your Core Web Vitals With Google’s Free Performance-focused Tools31 Aug 202100:47:36

Core Web Vitals have been top of mind lately among webmasters and business owners, thanks to Google’s page experience update last June. In this episode, we’re delving into how we can use the tools available to effectively and continuously monitor your site’s Core Web Vital scores.

We’re also sharing an actual case study of how a large publisher increased their page views by  page views up by 27%, ad viewability over 75%, and advertising revenues improving by 18% after optimizing their site.

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Step A: Evaluate Website Health

Step B: Debug and optimize

Step C: Monitor and continuous improvement

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Intersection of CRO and Technical SEO24 Aug 202100:36:52

Conversion Rate Optimization aims to improve the user experience, which is technically, what Google wants to do for their users as well. In this episode, we discussed how these two intersect and we’ll explain to you why you should treat robots the same way you treat humans. 

We also talked about the latest Privacy news in Aug 2021:

  • CCPA considers analytics trackers as ‘data sale’ 
  • Facebook’s latest attempt to serve a more privacy focused advertising. 

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Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research with Helen Willmot and Simon Clark17 Aug 202100:35:29

Helen Willmot is a UX Research Consultant at REO Digital. Simon Clark is Head of CRO at Evolved Search. In this episode they'll tell you all you need to know about combining qualitative and quantitative research to optimize your website. Simon also talks about event trackboards, listen on to learn what those are.

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Blogging Is Not Content Strategy With Simbar Dube03 Aug 202100:29:19

Simbar Dube is the Growth Marketing Manager at Invesp, a leading Chicago-based CRO agency. In this episode, Simbar defines content strategy and why it’s not synonymous to blogging. He also shares his insights on the role of blogging and how to supplement it as part of your overall content marketing plan.

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Marketing Hacks and Why You Should Avoid Them27 Jul 202100:49:01

In this episode, we discussed 5 of the most common marketing hacks, why we think they simply don’t work and what you should do instead. We also touched a bit about our origin story and why we believe that playing the long game is the only way to achieve long-term success.

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Two More Years of Cookies and Other Privacy News 13 Jul 202100:33:40

In this episode, we bring you the biggest privacy news starting with Google’s extension of 3rd-party cookies until 2023, a notable shift in Android mobile ad spending in response to Apple’s ATT, and the latest, a group of privacy-first companies calling on EU and US lawmakers to ban surveillance-based advertising to protect people's privacy. We also shared a list of privacy-oriented tools to protect you online. 

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The Value of Content with Benjamin Grønvold06 Jul 202100:35:42

Benjamin Grønvold is a Norway-based digital marketer and SEO specialist. In this episode, we talked about how to figure out the right content to create, his go-to tools for planning content and  the value of creating content for the entire customer journey.  

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Google Rolls-Out Page Experience Update: What You Need To Know29 Jun 202100:44:30

Google has officially rolled out its page experience update as of mid-June 2021. Along with it comes the newest metrics, Core Web Vitals. In this episode, we unpack what this update means for your business, why you should care, and more importantly what you can do to optimize your site for CWV. We also shared the exact steps on how we achieved a 90+ page speed score for mobile.

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Design for the Irrational with Line-Ariel Bretous14 May 202400:19:14

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences! 

In this episode, I am joined by Line-Ariel Bretous, a product consultant and behavioral scientist, as well as the founder of OneLab Consulting Group. Line-Ariel is also one of the speakers at the upcoming Women in Experimentation online event on June 6th, where she will discuss the emotional side of consumer loyalty.

Throughout the episode, Line-Ariel talked about the relationship between consumer behavior and loyalty, emphasizing the importance of emotional connections in fostering long-term business success. She explained different types of loyalty—transactional, emotional, and habitual—and how businesses can cultivate these to enhance consumer engagement and satisfaction.

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Tracking Pixels and Apple's Mail Privacy Protection22 Jun 202100:33:43

Apple is leading the war on privacy in tech and users are slowly waking up to privacy concerns. In this episode, we covered how people are reacting to the app tracking transparency roll-out, how tracking pixels work and the latest in Apple’s privacy campaign. If you’re a marketer, it’s never been more important to collect your own data.

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Mobile Insights from Top 100 Shopify Stores15 Jun 202100:40:41

Our 20th episode is extra special because we’ve published our first case study where we audited the Top 100 most successful Shopify stores globally. We went through the entire shopping experience strictly on mobile. In this episode, we broke down our key findings, patterns and why we think these sites are successful.

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Strategic Approach to SEO with Jason Barnard08 Jun 202100:54:27

 Jason Barnard, The Brand SERP Guy, is the founder of Kalicube and a regular conference speaker on SEO. This episode is about all you need to know about the strategic approach to search engine optimization. We’ll talk about the three needs Google has - Understanding, Credibility and Deliverability - that you need to satisfy so you can win the SEO game.

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Increasing Your Revenue With Mobile CRO01 Jun 202100:42:01

Let’s talk about one of the most painfully obvious things you can do to improve your website and increase revenue. We are talking about optimizing your mobile for conversions. We will walk you through how you can fix this by first identifying your relative mobile conversion rate, addressing speed issues and finally enhancing your mobile UX thru CRO. 

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Goodbye Funnel, Hello Messy Middle25 May 202100:45:26

The path to purchase is complex. In this episode, we unpacked what the Messy Middle means and how you can stand out even if you’re a market challenger. We will walk you through Google’s Decoding Decisions consumer research and how they used the six cognitive biases to win in the messy middle.

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  • https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/intl/en-gb/consumer-insights/consumer-journey/navigating-purchase-behavior-and-decision-making/
  • https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/_qs/documents/9998/Decoding_Decisions_The_Messy_Middle_of_Purchase_Behavior.pdf

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Get the FLoC Outta Here18 May 202100:42:52

In this episode, we will talk about the death of third-party cookies, Google’s alternative, FLoC and why people dislike it. We’ll teach you what to do instead by embracing first-party data and permission-based marketing. 

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  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFyaW50GFOs

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How to Run a Content Audit with Kelsey Jones11 May 202100:24:44

Kelsey Jones is the Editor-in-Chief at Neil Patel Digital. In this episode, we talked about how to run a content audit analysis and how to use this data to guide your content marketing strategy. Kelsey shares her favorite tools when doing an audit, ways to identify content gaps and actionable steps to help you prepare content that your target audience wants.

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How to Work With Developers04 May 202100:30:03

There’s obviously a gap between developers and marketers and this can cost businesses time and money. And if you’re not technical, working with developers can be challenging and vice versa. In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss how you can bridge that gap so marketers and business owners can work with developers more effectively.

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How To Make Your Website Better27 Apr 202100:35:18

It’s so easy to launch a website now, especially with site builders like Wix, Squarespace and Webflow. However, creating an effective website that engages users, educates them and creates customers…well that’s a whole different story. Today, we’ll show you why focusing on your customers’ needs is the best long term strategy to make your website better.

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How To Prepare Your E-Commerce Website for Core Web Vitals20 Apr 202100:45:44

Google’s Page experience update is coming this June 2021. And along with this update, a new set of metrics known as Core Web Vitals which relates to speed, responsiveness and visual stability.

In this episode, we're going to talk about Core Web Vitals and everything you need to prepare for this update especially if you own an online store. We’ll discuss the common reasons that cause poor Core Web Vital scores and what you can do to optimize your site so you don’t lose traffic and revenue.

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Your A/B Tests are Lying to You with May Chin13 May 202400:24:43

Welcome to nohacks.show, a weekly podcast where smart people talk to you about better online experiences! 

In this episode, we hear from May Chin, the Head of Product Growth and Analytics at Zalora, Southeast Asia's leading fashion e-commerce platform. As she prepares for her upcoming presentation at the The Convert X Women in Experimentation Annual Summit, online event happening on June 6th, May shares valuable insights into the art and science of A/B testing, emphasizing how to evade common traps that can lead to unreliable results.

May discusses her accidental journey into the world of product growth and analytics and how her experiences shaped her approach at Zalora. 

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How To Use LinkedIn To Create Content Your B2B Audience Will Love13 Apr 202100:45:18

How do you create content your customers will care about? In this episode, we focused on finding content ideas for your B2B customers. We zoomed in on Linkedin and why this is a great platform to source your ideas and to help you create content that your audience wants.  

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Improve Your Conversion Rate With Conversion Research Part 206 Apr 202100:40:00

This is the second part of the Conversion Research episode. After talking about heuristic evaluation and the Lift model, we took a deep dive into quantitative and qualitative research to optimize your site for conversion. 

If there’s one takeaway from this topic, don’t simply rely on best practices. Understand your audience and always do your own testing.

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Improve Your Conversion Rate With Conversion Research Part 130 Mar 202100:30:47

Growing your online presence is never free. With growth, it’s mostly about reaching the right audience at the right time. But what happens when all those people come to your website? Do they continue to do what you need them to do? That’s where the real conversions need to happen.

In the first of a 2-part series, we’ll talk about conversion rate optimization, specifically conversion research and the three things you need to do. We will start with heuristic evaluation and the Lift Model as an effective conversion optimization framework.

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  • https://www.widerfunnel.com/conversion-optimization-framework/

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