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persuasion architecture
Persuadability is the capacity that an online presence has for causing a user to take action and become a subscriber, lead or customer.
The Spanish acronym "persuabilidad" is made up of the terms "usabilidad" (usability) and persuasion. Usability is the discipline which facilitates user access to the content of a website and persuasion is the process through which people can be guided to adopt an idea, attitude or action through rational arguments and emotional factors.
Key elements
7 key elements have been defined for assessing a website’s level of persuadability:
Measurement and persuadability
Measurement and persuadability
Persuadability focuses on results: increasing rates of conversion.
Conversion rates indicate the percentage of users who enter the website and
finish the process it proposes: whether this is purchasing a product, making
a donation, filling in a registration form, etc. As a result, measurement
tools are the key to measuring the success of persuadability.
Measurement tools like Google Analytics or Google Website Optimizer - to
perform multi-variable tests - help us to learn more about how the users
behave on websites. Thanks to these tools, we can glean very useful
information on the users of a website: where they come from, what key words
they use to reach the site, what links interest them most or where they
leave the site.
This data is analyzed to identify the problem and find a solution with one
clear objective: increasing conversion rates.
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