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Get to know Jon MacDonald

Jon is founder of The Good, a digital journey optimization firm that has achieved results for the largest online brands.

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Jon MacDonald
Advisor To:
Nike
Adobe
Microsoft
Intel
Xerox
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ABOUT

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Jon MacDonald is founder of The Good, a digital experience optimization firm that has achieved results for the largest online brands including Adobe, Nike, Xerox, The Economist, and many more.

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Jon MacDonald is founder of The Good, a digital experience optimization firm that has achieved results for some of the largest online brands including Adobe, Nike, Xerox, The Economist, and more. Author of three books on digital journey optimization and a frequent keynote speaker, he has been invited to share his expertise on important stages including Google and Autodesk. He knows how to get website visitors to take action.
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Speaker Intro

Jon MacDonald is founder of The Good, a digital experience optimization firm that has achieved results for some of the largest online brands including Adobe, Nike, Xerox, The Economist, and more. Author of three books on digital journey optimization and a frequent keynote speaker, he has been invited to share his expertise on important stages including Google and Autodesk. He knows how to get website visitors to take action.

As President of The Good, Jon helped lead the advisory to become one of Oregon’s top 20 fastest growing private companies three years in a row. Jon is also a Forty Under 40 Award Winner, recognizing forty professionals under age 40 who have excelled in their field, shown tremendous leadership and are committed to their community.

Jon started his career as the sole web designer/developer for a start-up advertising agency during the dot-com boom. Throughout his career he has engaged with dozens of brands including Autodesk, Apple, Columbia Sportswear, Comcast, Cisco, General Electric, Harley-Davidson, HP, Intel, Microsoft, Nationwide Insurance, Nike, Nokia, Red Bull, UPS, Vodafone and Xerox.

Jon volunteers for several causes throughout the Pacific Northwest and is an active committee member of industry associations and peer groups such as Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO). Jon is based in Portland, Oregon.

Topics

Sample topics and questions to discuss with Jon.

Latest Book

Competition

Your competition is a distraction.

When does competitive research work? And when does it go wrong?

Benchmarking

What is a good conversion rate?

My response is very likely not what you think it will be; or what you desire to hear.

Laws of Conversion

Conceptual and tactical strategies from Opting In To Optimization. Questions, topics, and suggested themes for discussion are available here.

The Good’s Learnings

What The Good has learned through optimizing sites for brands such as Xerox, Adobe, The Economist, and many more.

Current trends and gimmicks; common mistakes and how to avoid them.

Customer Insights

How can a digital leader get outside their theoretical “jar” to better understand their customers?

Hooks

Interesting personal facts to kick things off.

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Mentor for Entrepreneurs Organization Accelerator

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College athlete (Basketball)

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Learned to program on Commodore 64/128 while sick at home with pneumonia as a 5th grader
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Jr Olympic gold medalist (Tae Kwon Do)

Questions

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What exactly is digital experience optimization?
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What are some of the most common mistakes companies make on their digital journey?
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How do you suggest businesses keep up with the ever-evolving digital landscape and consumer expectations?