Norway and rather than try to share content from the conference
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2024 3:50 pm
Be prepared for frustration... In most cases, a thorough process tends to be a slow one - changing one element of a page at a time, testing different variants, and then testing the impact of further changes earlier on in the booking process before revisiting earlier changes again - and so on ad infinitum - will lead to plenty of head banging moments. ...and plenty of satisfaction Sometimes, you will hit on something that will make a huge change to conversion rates on your website, and this is what its all about, I've worked on sites where the conversion rate has gone from 4% to 6% - which doesn't sound like much until you call it an increase of 50%.
It's day two of SEM Konferansen in Oslo, (which turkey mobile phone numbers database I'll attempt to do in a more formal post next week), I thought we'd return to some SEOmoz roots and do a photo mashup combined with my terrible sense of humor. Remember kids, no sleep + traveling to foreign countries = weird posts from Rand. View from the Plane Window Sunrise over Oslo; if you look closely, you can see all the trolls turning back to stone (that's why blog comments in Norway are so high quality during the day).
Discotek/Hotel Room Naturally, the hotel room looks like a disco, complete with catwalk (yes, seriously, there's even a separate light switch labeled "catwalk") Oslo's High Street The Grand Hotel on the High Street in Oslo. Thanks to recent shifts in the exchange rate, lunch is now the same price as a roundtrip first class ticket to Seattle (seriously, Oslo is the most expensive city I've ever visited). Oslo's National Theatre Notice that once the temperature in Olso registers above freezing, locals immediately remove their shirts to avoid overheating.
It's day two of SEM Konferansen in Oslo, (which turkey mobile phone numbers database I'll attempt to do in a more formal post next week), I thought we'd return to some SEOmoz roots and do a photo mashup combined with my terrible sense of humor. Remember kids, no sleep + traveling to foreign countries = weird posts from Rand. View from the Plane Window Sunrise over Oslo; if you look closely, you can see all the trolls turning back to stone (that's why blog comments in Norway are so high quality during the day).
Discotek/Hotel Room Naturally, the hotel room looks like a disco, complete with catwalk (yes, seriously, there's even a separate light switch labeled "catwalk") Oslo's High Street The Grand Hotel on the High Street in Oslo. Thanks to recent shifts in the exchange rate, lunch is now the same price as a roundtrip first class ticket to Seattle (seriously, Oslo is the most expensive city I've ever visited). Oslo's National Theatre Notice that once the temperature in Olso registers above freezing, locals immediately remove their shirts to avoid overheating.