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Make the most out of your existing traffic
Thanks for joining us on the Conversion Optimization webinar – the webinar replay is available here.
If you’re just here for the free checklist with tips for optimizing your checkout pages – then here ya go.
Or, if you want to take advantage of the audit service that Michael mentioned – you can grab that here.
But if you’re curious about Spiffy, then stick around…
So, should you get Spiffy?
Short answer: Yes, absolutely.
Long Answer: Maybe…absolutely.
I love endorsing products that have earned my trust and are valuable to my business – and there is no doubt that Spiffy is one such product, but beyond the actual impact is has on my sales it’s also a product that was developed by friends of mine – Michael and Jeremy.
And it’s always nice to do business with people I like.
To be clear – I AM a Spiffy affiliate, so if you’re going to sign up for Spiffy I’d love it if you’d use my link. (Here’s the link)
But you shouldn’t get Spiffy just because I said so, you should use it because because it’s a good product that can help your business grow by improving the checkout experience you create for your customers.
In a matter of minutes, literally minutes, you can have a version of Spiffy implemented on your order forms that immediately takes them to the next level.
Here’s my before and after:
Before:
After:
And if you’re wondering what type of an impact implementing Spiffy had on my business, well, then you’re asking the right questions.
I was averaging about 12 course sales a month before I implemented Spiffy (12.1 actually), and since implementing Spiffy I’m averaging 16 orders per month. I noticed an immediate and meaningful impact.
I know – there are probably other factors involved, but one less measurable impact I felt was that I was more confident in my sales pages.
I felt good sending people there because I knew they represented my brand in a way I could be proud of (and that they were mobile responsive).
If you want to see a demo of what it’s like to use Spiffy – then check out this blog post of mine.
And if you’d like a checklist for optimizing your checkout pages – then download it here.