conversion conference

Competition: Win a Ticket to the Conversion Conference

Conversion Conf 2010

The Conversion Conference (30th Nov - 1st Dec) is dedicated to anyone wanting to achieve maximum ROI from their online campaigns. The event will see internationally renowned experts explain how to improve sales and dramatically increase your site’s conversion rates.

We're delighted the organisers, Rising Media, have offered one lucky Chinwagger(s) the chance to win a free conference ticket.

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Conversion Thursday with Tim Ash on a Monday

OK, so we know it’s on a Monday...but we have a great excuse! On Monday the 1st of November we will be hosting the evening drinks for Tim Ash’s Conversion Conference which is making its UK debut next month.

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Date: 1 November 2010
Location: The Marquise of Westminster, UK

Conversion Conference London

The conference is dedicated to anyone wanting to achieve maximum ROI from their online campaigns as this is the place where internationally renowned experts explain how to improve sales and dramatically increase your site’s conversion rates.

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Date: 1 November 2010
Location: Park Plaza Victoria, UK

The Four Pillars of Building Instant Trust Online

Trust by Terry Johnston

Human beings crave trust. Even with total strangers in the “real world” we assign trust based on appearance and body language. But how do you build trust online, without any face-to-face contact?  The following pillars of trust can be employed with great effectiveness.

Appearance

First impressions matter. We try to put our best foot forward on first dates and job interviews. The same should be done online.

  • Professionalism of design – Fonts, colors, and graphical elements must combine into a single visual “look”.
  • Sparseness & neatness – Less is more. Ruthlessly edit everything on the page until it is pared to its essence.
  • Organization & clarity - Too many choices of what to do on the page can be paralyzing, forcing your visitors to spend time trying to figure out what to read first.

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