Conversion Rate Optimization of an eCommerce Website Conversion rates are the percentage of customers who visit your site and take the specific actions you intend them to take. For example, those specific steps could be adding a product to the cart, downloading contents from your site, inviting people to like your page, filling a registration form, and requesting for quotations, etc. For an eCommerce website, it is imperative that it is having at least a two to three percent of conversion rates. That means, out of every 100 visitors, at least two- three visitors perform the actions that you want them to perform. Here, I am going to discuss some paramount facts which could help you in conversion rate optimization for your site. Some tips to improve your eCommerce conversion rates1. Get your site A/B TestedA/B Testing, also known as split testing or bucket testing, is a website testing tool used to generate ideas for conversion rate optimization of your site. It is applied to create two versions of a web page or site and test them against each other by comparing the amount of conversion each of the variations produces. The site is splinted into two versions where the original version of the site is called as the "control page." Another version of the site or page is created with the changes we expect to be useful and is named as the "Variation Page." The two pages are then directed to a different audience in some proportion for a certain period of time. The ratio may vary, but it is advised to divide the balance by 50:50 as it will be an unbiased approach. After a period of time, both the variants are studied to find out which of them gain a maximum conversion and the variant with the maximum is marked as the "Winner Page."