SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Most companies have the data to make better marketing decisions, they just don't use it. In this episode, Luke talks with Brian Massey, managing partner at Conversion Sciences and one of the original voices behind the rise of conversion rate optimization, about why so many businesses still run on assumptions instead of evidence.
Brian explains why redesigns so often backfire (a beautiful, modern site with a conversion rate that just dropped 40%), and why treating your website traffic as a live, ongoing focus group, not a one-time design project, changes everything. He breaks down the small, overlooked details that quietly kill conversions: dropdown menus that alienate the wrong customers, navigation that fails to communicate what you actually do, and messaging that never gets tested because it's "just words."
Brian also shares how AI is starting to change his work, not by replacing strategy, but by making it possible to rewrite copy in different voices for different types of decision-makers, and what happens when half of a website's visitors are no longer human, but AI agents themselves.
Key topics:
- Why UX designers and marketers still avoid the data they already have
- The real cost of a bad form field (a single dropdown menu can tank conversions)
- Why messaging matters more than most redesigns give it credit for
- The four types of decision-makers on your website, and how to speak to each
- How AI is changing copywriting, testing, and what "visitors" even means going forward
Connect with Brian and Conversion Sciences to learn more about how they help companies turn traffic into evidence-based growth.