I’ll be frank. A/B testing on eCommerce websites is overrated.
Unlike most ‘CROs’ preach, changing colors and tweaking fonts are only going to give you very marginal improvements in conversions and click-through rates. It takes quite a bit of trial and error to understand what creates a positive experience for users on eCommerce websites.
It takes even more effort to identify the standard elements on eCommerce sites and determining how they can be A/B tested to try and improve conversions.
You’re in for a treat today.
I’ve done all the work for you. I’ll show you 5 eCommerce A/B testing ideas that have the most potential to increase your conversion rates, and thereby your revenue.
By the end of this post, you’ll have a solid idea of what to A/B test on eCommerce sites, how to do it, and maybe even have enough ideas to offer this as a service to your ecommerce clients!