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Imagine a tool that could show you how to build the “perfect sales” page. That tool exists today, and its known as Multivariate testing using the Taguchi method. Through sophisticated mathematical formulas, Websalad will show you not only what works and what doesn’t, but also why things work the way they do.
Find out WHY a certain page works...
Traditional testing helps us determine the effects that subtle changes have on response rates. Unfortunately, the only way to conclusively know what caused improvements in response is by testing one change at a time. This can be time consuming and costly over the long run - particularly if you have many 'factors' to test.
Multivariate testing goes far beyond this. In one test, you’ll be able to test many variables at the same time, and learn what changes have the most impact.
Taguchi testing is the equivalent of running thousands of split tests simultaneously. It can increase your sales response by 50% - 300%
Websalad will show you how to build the best landing page possible using scientific data collected through Taguchi testing. The perfect landing page will grab, hold and convert more visitors into customers, clients or subscriptions.

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Judy the online shopper
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Imagine how much more [...]