Emma x Contentsquare
How Emma used customer behavior insights to increase conversions on key campaign landing pages by 7%
The Company
Emma - The Sleep Company is the world's leading direct-to-consumer sleep brand. With over 1.5 million mattresses sold each year, the brand is on a mission to lead, disrupt, and reinvent the sleep-tech industry. To ensure their digital experiences were as relaxing as their mattresses, they turned to Contentsquare.
The team at Emma was focused on ensuring an agile and data-driven approach to optimizing their digital experience—with major campaigns and seasonal discount promotions forming an integral part of the brand's eCommerce strategy. For each campaign, the team built a new landing page using a similar template. Optimizing these sales pages for success was therefore a high priority for Emma.
The Challenge
Emma’s Black Friday campaign (called Black Weeks) is one of the brand’s most important campaigns, responsible for significantly influencing success during the Christmas period.
Using Contentsquare, the team conducted an in-depth analysis of the Black Weeks landing page to better understand user behavior and take a closer look at the conversion funnel. The goal was to discover which adjustments to implement to improve the digital experience across their most important campaigns.
The Solution
Firstly, the team used Customer Journey Analysis to understand both how users arrived at the Black Weeks page and what their onward journey throughout the site looked like.
Secondly, they used Zone-Based Heatmaps to better understand how users navigated and interacted with the page itself.
Finally, Contentsquare Impact Quantification helped the team assess which actions to prioritize based on their impact on conversions and ROI.
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40% of users landed on the Black Weeks landing page via the homepage, with many others landing directly.
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The conversion rate of users who landed directly on the Black Weeks page was 58% lower than users who accessed it at another point in their journey.
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The bounce rate of the Black Weeks page was higher than on classic product list pages. However, two-thirds of bouncers scrolled and interacted with the page before leaving, indicating they were not convinced by the offer presented.
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The most popular products with the most clicks were from the "Mattresses" category, but this was located below the fold.
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Users who arrived at the Black Weeks page via the sticky banner (placed throughout the site) were much more likely to convert. However, many users clicked on the banner when they were already on the landing page, making it redundant.