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The best way to improve checkout completion rate is by showing reviews + 2 order related USPs This version saw the highest return for us so far with +7.84% CVR from 12 tests that we ran here

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You should compliment your visitors in the cart! We saw a +4.58% uplift in RPS when adding these messages. Taps into psychology by complimenting people about their order. Significantly improved cart -> checkout rate. It's also super easy to make these.

Ignore what everyone is saying. Studiovibe.nl made these exact ones.

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You should stop using your boring checkout banner. I would recommend adding much more info in there then just showing your logo. Always seen improvements with it. Here is a great example with: - Social Proof - USPs - Objection Handling

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Dropshippers after; - Paypal froze funds for no reason - Shopify placed a 20% hold - FB ad account got deleted - Tiktok CPC went to 1+ - Customer asks why there is Chinese writing on their package - Supplier shipped the wrong items

Want to increase AOV? Limit people to how much they can buy We ran one test with a 5 item limit per order, average order went from 1.7 items to 3.2. AND CVR went up as well. Really one of the best forms of social proof / urgency to use for limited edition items.

The best way to present your ATC is by addressing key objections a visitor may have: -> Shipping time -> Shipping price -> Guarantees This version saw the highest return for us so far from 8 tests that we ran here.

Instead of sending people from a one-product ad to a product page, send them to your collection page instead. The key here is to promote the product they just viewed in the ad as the FIRST item. Immediate exposure to many more products. Always seen a much higher AOV with this.

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Most hero sections are garbage. Not because they’re ugly, but because they fail fundamentally: - The image fights the copy. - The headline doesn’t promise a goal. - The subhead doesn’t explain the path. After 50+ tests, here’s what we found works best: Headline = The Visitor’s Goal. Clearly state what they’ll achieve. Subhead = The Wheel. Explain how you’ll get them there. CTA = A clear action. Tell them what to do. Social Proof = Validation that others trust you. Image = Supports the copy. Neutral, product-focused, and directs attention where it matters.

We see crazy performance with the "Less than 1% claim our guarantee" text. A strong example of objection reversal. Money-back guarantees drive conversions but can also make people consider needing one. This reframes that perception.

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Almost everyone here that sells courses does that as their main business, whether that was the plan or not. Their revenue screenshots are on pathetic margins or straight losses. They are simply marketing expenses for their course. They take the easy route. A $99 course with 90% profit margin and solid MRR is alot easier than dealing with payment provider bullshit and supplier headaches daily. Wake up: your ecom course guru's cash cow is the course, not their so-called ecom empire. You're buying into their marketing, not their expertise.

This is such a clean variant selector. Mesmerizing

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Be sure to compliment visitors in the cart! We've seen multiple tests with around a 5% increase in CVR Taps into psychology by complimenting people about their choices. Helps with improving cart -> checkout rate. It's also super easy to make.

THIS is how you do a secondary sales banner. Great stuff by Javy (no surprise)

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These progress announcement bars are killing it and barely anyone is using it. We've seen some amazing boosts in AOV with these in multiple niches (fashion, pets, supplements + more). Get it developed for your store and test it out. BFCM will print with this

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Saw this homepage recently and it is a key example of how to make an amazing homepage above the fold: - The announcement bar is actionable, allowing visitors to move further into the sales funnel. - They maximize header space by including a secondary CTA that also guides users deeper into their funnel. - Key products are prominently displayed at the top with easy navigation. Promoting best-selling products here and rearranging for highest RPC is super easy and often has amazing returns. - The title is intriguing and will get attention, after that the description supports the title. - The CTA is simple, clear, and easily visible, with social proof below it to build trust. - Final key USPs encourage continued scrolling to explore more.

You should be selling, not showing, in your product images. Treat this section as if visitors don't scroll down at all and only see your images. Sell them everything that you want to sell on the page.

Dropshippers after: - Stripe froze funds for no reason - Meta overspends funds - Supplier shipped the wrong item - Your competitors copy your store - Shopify placed another 20% hold

We've been doing this for a while now and it has never failed me. Replace some product tiles with ongoing offers. My favorite ones have been: - promoting sales - bundle maker CTA - testimonials Bundle maker CTA usually has the best performance.

‼️Unethical CRO Hack: Threaten people once you have their details in checkout.

Thanks to my two hour mediation and one hour of affirmation journaling, this suddenly happened. Nothing else to it.

Can’t convince me that this whole ecom thing isn’t just a game We’re too stupid to make real money like this

We were bored and accidentally increased RPV by 7.83% by editing the announcement bar background Stupidest test ever but results are results Make your announcement bar less boring I guess

We ran a single test on a fashion store that added +144.51% in PPV (profit per visitor). Here are all the details: This brand sells basic fashion items (t-shirts, hoodies) aimed at men. They had lots of returning customers but people just ordered a few items each time they shopped (average order at 1.4 items) All traffic was sent to the homepage, which didn't have many products on them. We pushed to send more traffic to collection page (exposure to more products). Previously they sent from home -> collection -> product -> cart (didn't allow to add items from collection, needed to go to product). But their collection page sucked. Only 1 item shown per row, no filters, sorting etc. Huge banner. No value at all. Nightmare. We had a very short time to push this test live before a big drop. We had to push all changes at once and test performance. So we did the following: - Changed announcement bar to progress bar to increase AOV - Smaller banner - Added navigation for item categories - Added filters & sort by options - Pushed packs ATF instead of single items (many recurring customers, more likely to buy packs) - Shown 2 items per row. All key changes, but the one driving a ton more AOV in fashion and which usually doesn't impact cvr too much is by offering packs (especially with returning customers) We pushed 4 rows of packs before even showing single items. The heatmaps are showing that good RPC is being driven by packs, a lot more than for the single items. Here is the data: CVR: From 7.23% to 6.44% (-10.93%) AOV: From $45.12 to $106.02 (+134.85%) PPV: From $1.73 to $4.23 (+144.51%) That's why you focus on PPV and not CVR.

Adding 1-2 word summaries of USPs to UGC videos (vs. keeping them empty) boosted PPV by 4%. Then, we identified top-performing USPs, adjusted placements, and saw another 7% lift. Always test, learn, and iterate. Testing never ends.

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Instead of trying to persuade your visitors to buy a 2-pack or 3-pack by giving MASSIVE discounts, focus on giving free items. Much better for your profit margin and often higher AOV as customers feel like they're getting 'more', rather than simply paying less.

We just INCREASED prices from $24.99 to $29.99 and it INCREASED cvr by 6.43% and ppv by 27.84% Charge more and people buy more, crazy

‘8fig dropshippers’ masterminding the next aliexpress flower dress to scale to $400 in rev

Most visitors never scroll and thus only see the top of your page and your product images You MUST sell them on all the info that is below the fold inside your product images. Crucial to focus on these

The two most underrated things that most stores neglect but drive significant value: - Product Images - FAQs Double down on these. More important than the other 70% of your page.

Product Market Research Hack: Step 1: Get a girlfriend Step 2: See what bullshit items she's buying and start selling that

Upfront will always be taking the lead with best product renders. These are just sick, nothing else to say.

FAQs are a goldmine, people love them Positioning them higher on the page, just below the buy button is a must. Adding more FAQs is also very very VERY advisable.

This is one of the easiest high-impact things to have for fashion stores. Simplify the thought process for your visitors and SHOW them how the product fits. Easily do this by showing the models size details in the image. Helps a ton with countering objections.

Most stores don't convert because they don't show the information that visitors are looking for. Don't worry too much about 'cluttering' spaces, worry more about not showing crucial information.

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Focus on pushing the PROBLEM, focus less on the solution People don't care when they don't see why they need your solution So don't focus just on your product's solutions We've seen that pushing problems more often leads to better results, even when doing this aggressively

The amount of guys on Twitter blowing their entire income on rentals, leases and designer clothing due to low self-esteem is scary. It shows these people aren't legit. Real ones get validation from family and other loved ones. Scammers don't, so they have to seek it elsewhere.

A $100k revenue store is realistically $10-$20k profit after all costs taken off Yet gurus be flexing $10k/mo stores to sell their course Mental

Guys that are new to ecom finding out they have to actually do something

Don't limit people with variant swatches. Swatches only allow people to add one variant at a time. If it makes sense for people to buy multiple then push them through a process, choose quantity, select variants. Much higher AOV, always better PPV. Would recommend.

This ad is absolutely fucking brilliant. Strong ass hook. But what the hell is this website?

We're consistently seeing custom bundle makers, funnels, and quizzes outperform nearly everything else. It's even reached a point where it sometimes makes sense to scrap product and collection pages, focusing only on these flows or a bundle maker.

We just ran a fashion store test (a SINGLE test) That added +144.51% in PPV More than doubled AOV, with little loss in CVR And yes it's reached significance already This is huge boys Will drop all the info in the coming 2 days

This is such a smart move by thirdlove They show a PROBLEM that is directly related to their product, with a CTA to SOLVE that problem. The CTA (and solution) leads to an even stronger funnel. More purchases, likely higher AOV. Brilliant move.

There's not a single person in ecom doing solid numbers who's 'normal' You're all just a bunch of weirdos with WiFi and a Shopify account Somehow making bank while being absolute retards. It's beautiful.

We see key store USPs right below the header perform very well on high-ticket stores (added +11.24% in RPV) Would recommend this if your items are $200+ Seems to spark trust right away and keep people on your site for longer, reduce bounce and more CTA clicks.

Dropshippers when getting asked why their Italian made leather shoes arrived with Chinese instructions.

You need to be viciously obsessed with testing - Ads - Creatives - CRO - E-mails and more Got to test them all "If you can get 1% better each day for one year, you'll end up 37 times better by the time you're done."

Listicles with x reasons or x benefits work super well for female products. These listicles provide them with pure justification for the purchase. These reasons will go straight to the partner when he asked why on earth she spend $500 on some bras.

Nothing like watching an email agency destroy your CVR with pop-ups on first load And then pat themselves on the back for pop-up performance Brilliant

Your FAQs deserve a spot in the buy box. You should not reserve them for a section at the bottom of the page. Choose around 5 key FAQs and put them in the buy box to ensure all visitors get to see them instantly. Have seen very good performance with this

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Here are some announcement bars that we recommend using for BFCM. We've seen good data with these, all are used for different purposes: 1 - Timer: Has especially good performance when entering the last 24 hours. For limited time deals. 2 - Simple announcement: Pushes a call to action “Shop Now,” with more emphasis on the discount to catch more eyes. Great for stores with busy pages. 3 - Info button: Displays “Up to 20% off” and includes an info button to give more details about the offer. Ideal for high-ticket stores needing to push extra information. 4 - Event reminder: Shows “4 days left” for urgency, specifically aimed at ordering in time for a certain event. 5 - CTA button: Includes a clear “Shop Now” button, perfect for older audiences. 6 - Code-based discount: Showcases “Up to 20% off with code BFCM20,” the best way to promote discount codes within the banner.

Wow! Owala's development team is smooth with it. This looks super clean.

DO NOT show your products in a single column for collections On mobile you should always be using 2x2 (we even see 3x3 work occasionally) This outperforms single column collections EVERY SINGLE TIME

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These 4 USPs have shown the best results for subscription sign-ups and first-month churn for us. Here's the why and how behind it: Free Shipping on first delivery -> The idea of getting something for "free" triggers a positive emotional reaction, this is what we aim for here. We always charge shipping for subsequent orders, seeing minimal churn impact and much higher profit. Save 10% on every delivery -> Depending on what options they choose, their discount will range from 25% to 42%, but obviously this range differs per store. This range is only for the first order. Afterwards, there is a continuous 10% off. The initial discount triggers the emotional response again. The 10% off on every delivery has been the ultimate match between churn and profit for us. No commitment, cancel anytime -> Indicating no risk with a subscription makes people feel safe to subscribe, even if they just aim to buy once and cancel. This point aims to lower the barrier for subscribing. More people stay subscribed than you might think, especially when your product and service is good. Out of Stock Protection -> This is something I hadn't seen before but was told about and tested. It did quite well but is harder to manage on the backend, requires a very solid supply system. It ensures customers can always get their favorite items, which is crucial for daily users. We saw the biggest improvement in subscriptions here from returning customers.

One of the dumbest mistakes I see is brands with limited ad spend suddenly testing listicles or advertorials. From experience, these almost NEVER outperform a solid PDP or collection page on the first try. They can outperform significantly - but only after rigorous testing, heatmap analysis, and multiple iterations. Don’t waste your budget chasing it if you're just starting out. Focus on what works.

This is gonna be one BIG new trend Be one of the first to hop on it and make bank Easily increase AOV by pushing a simplified dynamic shipping bar instead of announcement bar on EVERY SINGLE PAGE Works best on stores with many products

Most traffic comes from mobile So please optimize for mobile Don't be like these guys

Are you doing pop ups wrong? Probably. Let me break down a highly effective pop-up that we've been testing a lot lately.

One absolute killer of a test to run in the supplements / health niche is to simply not allow people to purchase single units. Only allow people to buy multiple units or bundles Big increase in AOV, basically no effect on RPV, much higher profit per visitor.

The majority of ecom brands are just a class action lawsuit waiting to happen

True Classics has pulled off an absolute killer CRO move. They’re using one of the simplest ways we’ve seen to boost profitability: increasing AOV. The easiest way to increase AOV is by getting people in touch with many SKUs without requiring extra clicks. But... this approach is hard to figure out, tough to set up, and easy to get wrong. We’ve tested these kinds of approaches (linking one PDP to many SKUs) and seen it work wonders. In their new PDP, True Classics makes it so people can pick from their main offerings: curated packs, build-your-own packs, and singles, all on the same page. So, when someone clicks on a black T-shirt or a colorful T-shirt pack, they end up on this same PDP. This setup lets visitors see a ton of products without any extra work on their part. Easiest way to drive up AOV.

Moving FAQs and the full review section UP on our page has usually just led to increases in performance. Test it, especially for FAQs. You could honestly throw these in your buy box in a lot of cases and improve performance.

It’s not ideas that make you rich, it’s execution

This is how you make a good section below your main product info that pushes important selling points. Don't rely on boring long texts that no one reads (trust me, we see scroll rate absolutely plummet in these sections)

Most visitors never scroll and only see your product images You MUST sell them on all the info that is below the fold inside your product images. Crucial to focus on these

"Let me just watch some more youtube videos to learn about ecom before starting"

People barely scroll, so start selling in the product image section. Here are 6 powerful ways to sell your product in images effectively: - Highlight Benefits: Feature benefits on the image to entice buyers. - Share Testimonials: Display reviews against a relevant backdrop. - Emphasize Guarantees: Focus on strong guarantees, like money-back offers. - Reveal Contents: Visualize ingredients or contents to pique interest. - Use Comparisons: Show how your product outperforms others in the market. - Educate with Ingredients: Make essential info engaging and trustworthy. Now do with this info as you wish.

Believe it or not but this Captcha style landing page funnel has been RIPPING for us We use the captcha field to add 4-5 images of our brand Then funnel people to claim their exclusive discount Do with this info as you wish

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Olipop has a crazy good PDP. Let me break it down for you. Take notes📝

It's crazy how you can slap a recommended or best seller tag on something and suddenly sales spike on that item. Sheep

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People who constantly flex their material possessions simply reveal that they have nothing else to show beyond what they've spent. Their true wealth is diminished by their need for external validation.

Every page on your store should use USPs at different levels Homepage -> Social Proof & Store USPs Product page -> Product USPs Cart / Checkout -> Order-related USPs

Victory belongs to the most persevering.

I don’t get the hype around AI UGC. Once it goes mainstream, consumers will lose trust in UGC altogether.. Killing the very trust that drives the main business. It’s a self-sabotaging move