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dmorris
328 days ago
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Category: Other Online Marketing
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Posted By:
dmorris
328 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seointern.com)
Category: Other Online Marketing
4 Comments
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Nice! I should try that with my cat !
Gosh. We've always found a pretty blond worked best... but we never thought to test with dogs! :)
Great post. I'd go along with your first conclusion: dog 1 is looking away from the form and appears disinterested by it, whereas the Jack Russell is actively pointing towards it.
Not sure about your dog hairiness theory - after all, the Dulux dog seems to work OK for them - maybe you could try a hairy dog in the same pose?
If you're into testing conversion rates I can recommend the Grokdotcom Newsletter.
Baiduyou you do have a point there, we would need to test out a shaggy dog pointing to the form. We now just need to find the image.
Also Grokdotcom Newsletter has some awesome resources, along with Marketing Sherpa.