4 Reasons you need to separate Commercial vs. Non-Commercial pages for CRO Sometimes at SiteTuners, we get asked: ‘Why hasn’t our conversion rate improved after all this work?’ Often, the answer lies in the same place. Separating your commercial and non-commercial pages when analyzing your metrics. Here’s why: 🧭 Commercial pages (product/service) should be judged primarily on conversions - add to carts, purchases, etc. Increasing conversion rates on these high-intent pages directly impacts revenue. 🌳 Non-commercial pages (blog, articles, resources) must be optimized for engagement metrics like time on page, shares, etc. More engagement = better SEO which drives more potential customers. By combining these two types of pages into one overall conversion rate, you are missing a lot of opportunities. Segmenting is key: ✅ Rigorously test, measure and optimize the conversion funnels on commercial pages to increase revenue ✅ Create ultra-engaging content that keeps visitors on non-commercial pages longer to boost SEO rankings and traffic One client saw this in action after 1 year of optimization: 👉 130% increase in conversions on commercial pages 👉 Massive jump in engagement/traffic from non-commercial content 👉 1000% overall revenue growth by viewing CRO through two lenses So, don't blend engagement and conversions into one metric - you'll end up being misled. Separate commercial from non-commercial pages and you'll uncover game-changing optimizations to substantially grow your business. - PS We guarantee to improve your website's conversion rate by 25% in 6 months. DM me for a FREE strategy call to see how we can implement CRO tactics on your site.
It's fascinating to see the impact of segmenting commercial and non-commercial pages for conversion rate optimization. Have you encountered any unexpected insights or challenges while implementing this strategy for clients?
separate those pages for serious cro gains. focus on conversions and engagement separately!
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Great insights! Thanks for shedding light on this often overlooked aspect of optimization. Looking forward to more tips from you guys at SiteTuners!
Great post -> Learned something new :)
Impressive breakdown! To push the envelope further, consider integrating predictive analytics into your segmentation strategy, allowing for dynamic content personalization that resonates with individual user behavior and preferences, effectively enhancing both engagement and conversion rates.