Pricing Experiments And Analysis

[Relentless]

Nothing beats AB testing your own site... and this is an older source, but there was some interesting points made that others might find helpful as well.

http://conversionxl.com/pricing-expe...an-learn-from/

[DamianJ]

MVT beats A/B.

/pedantic

[Markul]

Good read, thanks.

[Shap]

Nothing beats AB testing your own site... and this is an older source, but there was some interesting points made that others might find helpful as well.

http://conversionxl.com/pricing-expe...an-learn-from/

Wow love this thanks for posting

[Shap]

sad such a great article is getting very little views.

[Relentless]

Wow love this thanks for posting

I can tell you from experience that I saw a small but steady bump in ratios when I removed cents completely from join forms (showing $29 instead of $29.00) and I also saw a rise in sales when I started charging $9 for a trial. Consumers have become VERY wary of 'dollar trials' so charging more seems to have actually encouraged greater confidence at the point of sale. I haven't tried 'showing what the price was before the discount' but that will likely be my next test.

The psychology of pricing and improving consumer trust at the point of sale are easy ways to enhance your ratios. Anyone interested in more info can contact me via the info in my sig or via www.EngineFood.com .

[jack-exploitedbabysitters]

I don't know man if a 9 dollar trial is going to beat out a dollar trial overall on all types of traffic at the end of the day, interesting test though

[Relentless]

I don't know man if a 9 dollar trial is going to beat out a dollar trial overall on all types of traffic at the end of the day, interesting test though

My guess is it wont on all sites... but it is worth testing. However Id be surprised if removing cents doesn't work for most sites. It just feels simpler and more like 'points' than 'actual money' to say $29 instead of $29.00 - which is a great thing at the point of sale.

[Sam - Mr. Skin]

MVT beats A/B.

/pedantic

Given enough "conversions" it's obviously faster and better, but not everyone has the traffic to do proper multivariate testing. Actually, most people on here probably don't.

[Mickey_]

given enough "conversions" it's obviously faster and better, but not everyone has the traffic to do proper multivariate testing. Actually, most people on here probably don't.

qft

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[dyna mo]

thanks for the link, good info.

[PR_Glen]

Some gold in there for sure..

[Shap]

Thanks again for this link. I've sent it to so many people and every single one of them loved it. Pure gold!

[Relentless]

Thanks again for this link. I've sent it to so many people and every single one of them loved it. Pure gold!

Glad you found it as helpful as I did.

[Zeiss]

Bookmarked. Too drunk to read now... Thanks!