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Ran some tests. Running .com and .tv extension tests in parallel, I can tell you that consumers appear to like .tv better. In this test, 40% better.
Same message, testing related .com and a .tv domains. Consumer reaction to the .tv domain was superior to .com when testing whether or not the consumer would perform a desired action.
The only difference in the test was the domain name and logo.
Now to move from the lab to the production and see if the tests result hold true in the real world.
We don't make a move without testing it first. I have personally witnessed changing one word and results going up 60% because of negative reaction to a single word that appeared irrelevant to the results.
I need to run the same test with one domain where we have both the .com and .tv. This test was ABC.com vs CBA.TV
I was testing something else, but this data was too hard to ignore because we changed out one message from a .COM to .TV in another area of the business and the results 2X. I didn't even attribute that to the extension.
Call me Mad Scientist, Boob, whatever. All good.
Same message, testing related .com and a .tv domains. Consumer reaction to the .tv domain was superior to .com when testing whether or not the consumer would perform a desired action.
The only difference in the test was the domain name and logo.
Now to move from the lab to the production and see if the tests result hold true in the real world.
We don't make a move without testing it first. I have personally witnessed changing one word and results going up 60% because of negative reaction to a single word that appeared irrelevant to the results.
I need to run the same test with one domain where we have both the .com and .tv. This test was ABC.com vs CBA.TV
I was testing something else, but this data was too hard to ignore because we changed out one message from a .COM to .TV in another area of the business and the results 2X. I didn't even attribute that to the extension.
Call me Mad Scientist, Boob, whatever. All good.
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