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Test whether a sticky CTA bar is worth the screen space it takes

An always-visible sticky CTA is cited for an 8-15% lift, but it also competes for attention on every scroll. This tests always-visible against fade-in-on-scroll against none at all, on your own SaaS marketing pages.

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Experiment

Website experiment created on /experiences.

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What it does

Tests a sticky CTA bar on SaaS marketing pages across three states - always-visible, fade-in-on-scroll, and no sticky bar.

You get

a measured lift (or lack of one) from a sticky CTA bar

How it works

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Configure Website Experiment

Run Experiment

Follow the two-path setup below: configure the experience top-level (Path 1), then author the variant content (Path 2).

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