I'm not sure if they have tested it

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But I'd love to see a version that puts the "What does Silverback do?" graphic in the text bubble spoken by the Gorilla. Kayak Homepage Popular travel site Kayak technically has multiple foci, but the strength of the homepage's conviction that you want to find airline pricing and their ability to stick with it for so many years (and probably through hundreds of rounds of testing) illustrates the single-purpose homepage brilliantly.


It's also in sharp contrast to their competitors in the travel market, who insist on promoting specials, deals, partnerships, news, reviews and a thousand other disparate items that distract from turkey mobile phone numbers database the intended goal of both website and visitor. The Resumator Homepage When I first visited Resumator, I wasn't sure it belonged on this list. However, after spending ~9 seconds actually reading the copy on the page, I was impressed. I instantly knew what they did and actually considered sending it over to some folks inside SEOmoz for consideration (since we're going to be on the hunt for new hires soon).


Single message - check. Delivered quickly - check. Focused direction to one action - check. All that, and it looks pretty useful Gist Homepage Gist plugs your email in with the web's social features to help give context and content around your inbox and contacts. It's a pretty spiffy piece of software, particularly for those in sales, and the homepage does a good job of conveying the value proposition quickly and simply. Google Homepage You've probably never heard of this tiny, Mountain View, CA company, but apparently, they do pretty well Everybody knows what long tail stands for in SEO terms (just Google it.