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Four 1-Minute E-Commerce Optimizations You Can Start Today

· 4 min read
Griffin Cox
Co-founder of ezbot.ai

Running an e-commerce store can feel overwhelming, but small tweaks to your site can make a huge difference. When I work with merchants like Topeca Coffee Roasters, we often find that quick, simple changes can drive big improvements in conversion rates.

That's why I've put together four easy tests you can set up in just one minute. These tests are designed to boost conversions without any technical skills. And if you're using ezbot, you can multiply your variations, giving our AI more chances to find the best combinations.

Ready to boost your revenue with minimal effort? Let's get started.

New CRO Possibilities for Small Businesses: A Case Study

· 10 min read
Haydée Marino
Co-founder of ezbot.ai

Imagine you designed and manage the website for a small business, and your job is now to improve sales on that site. How do you improve your website's conversion rate or the percentage of people who actually end up buying something? A quick search will lead you down the rabbit hole of conversion rate optimization (CRO). You'll learn about A/B testing, experimentation, and hundreds of tools you can buy to simplify this daunting process. Unfortunately, most of these tools won't work for businesses with fewer than 100,000 visitors per month. What should you do?

Read on to find out how Topeca Coffee Roasters doubled their small eCommerce website's conversion rates.

What is A/B Testing?

· 10 min read
Haydée Marino
Co-founder of ezbot.ai

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A/B Testing: the Best Way to Improve Websites?

A/B testing has been around for nearly 20 years now, and many people have built their careers on some form of it. Large experimentation teams at companies run multivariate (A/B/C/etc) tests and tease out any potential interaction effects between experiments. Still, most of the tests run don't yield any useful information. What are A/B tests and why do people swear by them? If experimentation is so powerful, why don't teams get more information? Isn't there a better way to improve websites?