Random Opt in Pop Up Timing
Why?
In each situation, there is a different optimal time for an opt in pop up to be displayed. These are influenced by many parameters like who is the audience seeing this, how long is the content, what time of day, etc.
How?
Have an option in your pop up management software to request a test where the pop-up will be displayed at random intervals. The more conversions you have for some of the times and the less for other the system will start showing the better ones more and drop the worst performing ones.
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Use the Right Elements on Your Web Page
Why?
Each web page will have different elements that work for it. The “buy” button that converts best on one page can be very different than the one that works on another website.
How?
Have a service that does specific page elements testing. You include a code in your page, and the service will transparently create multiple versions for the element you want to test, run the tests for you to determine the winning version. No work needed from you.
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Marketing Research Lab
Why?
To come up with new radical ideas and turn them into useful tools and techniques.
How?
A think tank + execution team. New ideas get tested as fast as possible, refined, and turned into techniques, and tools that can be learned and used by anyone.
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Test Your Vocabulary
Why?
Have fun while learning and getting to know more about your language skills.
How?
An app that gives you a sentence to rewrite. It then analyzes your sentence and gives you a score based on how developed your vocabulary is. It will also show you other possibilities for rewriting the sentence.
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Check if Your Child Might Be Suffering From Depression
Why?
As many as one in ten teenagers might be suffering from clinical depression. It would be helpful if a simple tool were available for parents to do a preliminary test.
How?
An online questionnaire that parents can fill to the best of their knowledge and that would give a simple general assessment and recommendations for more help when needed.
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