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Google Website Optimizer, Beginner And Advanced Video!

From the desk of Roy Furr, Thursday, November 15th, 2007

If these two videos don’t get you started using Google’s Website Optimizer, I don’t know what will. The second is the one I referenced in my Insiders Secrets to Google Website Optimizer blog post. Both are very revealing, and worth the 1 hour each.

Introduction to Website Optimizer Webinar:

Website Optimizer: Creating and Launching Experiments

In these (especially the second one) you’ll learn some pretty innovative ways of using Google’s free Website Optimizer tool, including how to do:

  • Split tests
  • Multivariate (MVT) tests
  • Split-path tests
  • Multi-page multivariate tests
  • Time-on-page goal tracking
  • Click-based goal tracking

It’s some really cool, really exciting stuff.

As an aside, I heard that at a recent get together of some high-level internet marketers, they asked everybody who did regular, everyday testing on their website to stand. Then they asked how much each was making online per year. The lowest was $12 million. The highest was much, much higher. The average internet marketer in the room was earning less than the lowest person doing testing every day. Doesn’t that make you want to test, especially when you can get a tool like this for free?!

Enjoy!

- R

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1 Comment to “Google Website Optimizer, Beginner And Advanced Video!”

  1. BJ Wright Says:May 14th, 2008 at 9:32 am

    Roy, Thanks for sending me this link. I’d actually watched these videos before and couldn’t remember where I had seen them, as they are not available in the Help Center of Google Website Optimizer.

    As you mentioned these videos do an excellent job of explaining the complete setup of Website Optimizer!

    Thanks,

    BJ

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