by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, eCommerce, Personalization, Strategy
Your home page is the most overvalued page on your site and often the least important page in the actual customer journey. Recently, I posted a simple statement on LinkedIn: “Your home page is the least important page on your site.” The post reached hundreds of...
by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, eCommerce, Personalization, Strategy, User Experience
Intent-driven promotions don’t treat discounts as the focus they align every offer with the visitor’s purpose on site. Promotions aren’t the issue. They aren’t going away. And they’re not “bad” for your business. The real issue is how promotions show up. Most DTC...
by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, eCommerce, Experiments, Strategy, User Experience
When we removed top-page promotions, something unexpected happened. Revenue went up. This experiment proved that removing promotions increases revenue by keeping shoppers focused on what they came for—not chasing discounts. For years, the assumption has been simple:...
by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, eCommerce, Experiments, Strategy
Every December, the same tension shows up. Shoppers arrive with intent and deadlines, but the site still treats them like browsers with time to spare. They do not want to wade through endless filters. They want help. The fastest way to give it is an on-page Christmas...
by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, eCommerce, Strategy
Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, described AI data centers as “factories”, systems that take in energy and output intelligence. That framing doesn’t just apply to AI. It’s exactly how smart brands should think about Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO). Because the truth...
by Craig | Conversion Rate Optimization, Experiments, Strategy
Experimentation teams today are doing more than ever—but in too many companies, their experimentation reporting strategy is invisible. The data backs it up: According to Speero’s 2025 Experimentation Maturity Report, 63% of companies say they encourage testing… but...