We can help you with 3 best practices that make Optimizely work smoother and faster on your website for a better customer experience.
The fact that Optimizely as an ab testing tool largely optimizes digital experience within the realm of website analytics is non-debatable. But just like any other testing tool, it too functions on JavaScript in an asynchronized manner by loading the changes on your website from a different server. This impacts the website load time which Optimizely is slightly outdated to handle independently. We can help fix that. We have 3 best practices which makes the tool operate seamlessly for you to solve the load time issue and enhance customer experience for improved conversion rate optimization.
This is one of the most common mistakes that makes jQuery redundant on the website and loads additional codes from a different source. To avoid burdening the bandwidth of the visitor that increases the page load time, choose ‘Do not include jQuery in project code’ for an enhanced customer experience.
Pre-loaders distribute the load. Instead of overloading Optimizely libraries and the test changes on a single channel, they load the Optimizely libraries on different channels, enabling the ab testing tool to perform faster.
A cache lowers the load on the bandwidth by storing some files on the local machines. But these files expire within a short time to accommodate new changes to adjust the time in Optimizely for performance enhancement. This process of loading the dynamic changes to the pages renders them slow in the bargain. Ideally a 15-minute window is recommended by Optimizely but more than that is not a good idea.
3 best practices. A Faster Optimizely. And your Conversion rate optimization goals are free from team-based silos for an overall greater customer experience.
What’s more? You now have better insights into your website analytics for an improved CRM (Customer relationship management).
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