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Originally Posted by Robbie
I agree, I was just extrapolating out all the possibilities.
I would say that in the end...you need to look at the data you have and then use your experience and knowledge of a particular niche and the members you already have (assuming you interact with them) to come up with the "final" join page.
And then if your sales tank...immediately PANIC and go back to the old one. lol
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Of course you need your knowledge and experience to direct you towards your end goal which is to capture more joins. Why not put that knowledge and experience to work to come up with some concepts that form the basis of your tests.
For instance, you could specifically run some MV tests to see which of Claudia's tits pics on the join page generates more joins. Once you've run that down, maybe try a different colour for the Join Now button. Once you've run that down, maybe try different variations of the actual Join Now text, like "Subscribe To Claudia-Marie" or "Join Now For More Claudia-Marie" ...
Keep in mind that MV tests require you to throw a lot more traffic at the variations that A/B tests so maybe A/B tests would work out better for you. At the end of the day, your join page is just an extension of your other "landing pages" and should be tested to ensure you are maximizing your traffic generation efforts. Why would you want to work so hard to create a great landing page that works well on various traffic sources only to lose users once they get past that landing page and hit your join page?
P.S.: On
http://join.claudia-marie.com/signup/signup.php you have a link titled "Intdig" that leads to a 404.