Conversion Science: New Column From Search Engine Land

Our newest Search Engine Land column, Conversion Science, launches today. Conversion Science focuses on that all important aspect of search marketing, persuading users to take action. Columnists write about ad and landing page testing and tuning, techniques for moving searchers through the conversion funnel, and more. The Conversion Science column appears weekly at Search Engine […]

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Our newest Search Engine Land column, Conversion Science, launches today. Conversion Science focuses on that all important aspect of search marketing, persuading users to take action. Columnists write about ad and landing page testing and tuning, techniques for moving searchers through the conversion funnel, and more. The Conversion Science column appears weekly at Search Engine Land.

Our Conversion Science columnists are:

TimAsh Sm Tim Ash, CEO of SiteTuners.com, a landing page optimization firm that offers conversion consulting, full-service guaranteed-improvement tests, and software tools to improve conversion.
ScottBrinker Sm Scott Brinker, president and CTO of ion interactive, a leading provider of post-click marketing software and services. He is also a co-editor of the Post-Click Marketing Blog.
SandraNiehaus Sm Sandra Niehaus, VP UX of Closed Loop Marketing, and co-author of the book Web Design for ROI.
distilled logo The team at Distilled, a UK-based search marketing firm specializing in improving conversion rates.

In today’s debut article, Scott Brinker takes on the notion that landing page testing and tuning is really more science than art and shows why marketers have a far greater advantage in this arena than you might realize at first. Read on in Conversion Science As A Creative Mission.


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Chris Sherman
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Chris Sherman (@CJSherman) is a Founding editor of Search Engine Land and is now retired.

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