Customer Experience is perhaps the hottest trend in digital marketing. Many of my clients have titles such as VP of CX or Director of CX–and they take their jobs very…
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A/B testing
How do you know how long to A/B test your website changes?
Everyone wants to be data-driven these days, so A/B testing is all the rage. Too often, however, I run into clients that run dozens of tests a month and come…
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Are you testing the right things on your website?
It doesn’t happen as much anymore, but it wasn’t long ago that every time I showed slides explaining how Amazon tests every change they make to their website, some wisenheimer…
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Customer experience enemy #1: the org chart
It’s always possible to have a bad digital customer experience if you lack the skills or investment to create one. But it’s equally possible to create bad experiences even if…
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Mike Moran on the future of content marketing, search, and digital
Does digital sometimes feel a little overwhelming to you? There are so many things you could do that it can be tough to decide what you should do. And it’s…
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A/B testing your email marketing
As we’ve discussed over the past few months, there are a lot of factors that contribute to the success (or failure) of your email marketing efforts, from visual design to…
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5 Effective strategies for A/B testing search
What do you really know about your customer’s experience in site search? If you’re getting ready to migrate from one search engine to another, how do you know that the…
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Are you using data to connect with customers?
I live in the New York City area, and among baseball fans of a certain age, there is a touchstone event that they remember: New York Yankees baseball player Thurman…
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Effective email marketing design
We’re on a real roll with email-related posts–see our tips here and here from the past two monthly columns–and since good things happen in threes, we thought we’d cap the…
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3 reasons to avoid Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs)
I often get asked about IBM‘s position on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs). AMPs are mobile-first web pages that you submit to Google, so that it caches them for quicker load…
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