The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page

Re:The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page by jsackmann on Monday December 13, 2010 @04:53PM (#2002105)

Does anyone here have first-hand experience testing w/ the VeriSign seal? The parent link gives an example of a very substantial sales increase thanks to the seal. For $299/year, though, it's a bit beyond the range of "eh, what the hell, I'll give it a try."

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Re:The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page by bajsejohannes on Monday December 13, 2010 @06:51PM (#2002461)

Personally I become more suspicious when I see these images than when they are not there. I only associate it with scammers.

But yeah, probably some real world statistics is better.

You could do the test yourself, and see if people are convinced by the image alone (even though the link only goes to for example the main page of verisign.com). I'm not sure verisign would be too happy about that, though :)

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Re:The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page by vaksel on Monday December 13, 2010 @05:02PM (#2002132)

add a seal...if it improves conversions pay money...if not you get to save $300

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Re:The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page by kongqiu on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @12:34PM (#2004926)

Just a heads-up: Go Daddy sells SSL certs for $50, and they usually throw in a cheap domain: https://www.godaddy.com/ssl/ssl-certificates.aspx

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Re:The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page by bemmu on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @09:21AM (#2004204)

I instantly assumed that improvement quote must be from some study by VeriSign.

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