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Do you ever have trouble making decisions? I know I do.

Should I wear red or blue? 

Boots or joggers?

Do I feel like strawberry ice-cream or chocolate?

When you’re trying to pick between two different headlines for a post, or the colour of a call-to-action button on your webpage, the pressure is on. 

Suddenly the choice between red and blue could make or break your click-through rate.

Today we’re going to discover exactly how to make that choice through definitive reasoning and results that are so solid you could build an adorable cottage for piglets on them and no wolf could blow it down.

Tune in to learn:

• What is SEO A/B testing
• Why split-testing is important
• How SEO A/B testing differs from Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO)
• What kind of content you should be testing
• Why A/B testing is a must for eCommerce stores
• Why SEO A/B testing is a big part of the future of SEO

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Kyle Roof of PageOptimizer Pro joins us for an interview, talking about improving your SEO with PageOptimizer Pro, and many other things!  Kyle is an amazing SEO industry expert, and shares many valuable nuggets of information that will help you understand Google, and how to apply that understanding to develop and execute your SEO properly.  We talk about how Google actually works, versus how you may think Google works, and how you can use that knowledge to your benefit.  This episode is packed with great information, give it a listen!

If you’re a baseball fan, you know that for the pitcher, pitching isn’t just about their arm speed. There are far more processes that must all come together to make a pitcher effective. And so the same can be said for sales and marketing.

Most people aren’t struggling with their sales departments. What’s happening is they’re spending too much money on sales and underinvesting in marketing, because they are having to rely on sales to do all of this work. Business owners need to know how to market better and what to expect, but also what to ask for from their own internal departments. In this episode, Sean Doyle of Fitz Martin, gives us a scientific approach to sales and marketing, and shows us a more effective way to close the deal.