I thought an interesting split test would be to test if text links on a landing page that are capitalised get more clicks than ones that don’t. For example:
https://www.jamesbachini.com/ – standard (control)
https://www.JamesBachini.com/ – Capitalised
This was for a site that wasn’t a personal name and contained a full directory and page like http://www.MyGreatWebSite.com/example/page.htm
Here are the results:
| Case | Clicks | Leads |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 37065 | 1080 |
| Capitalised | 35531 | 1024 |
From this I would suggest that links that aren’t capitalised get more clicks. One thing I would note is that this was only run on one campaign and it was likely caused by the standard link looking more natural and less like a promotion. Also it’s pretty close so variance could have certainly played a part but 70k clicks is a decent sample.
Just another thing worth testing on your landing pages if you are have natural looking links on them.
