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CRO strategy and tactics to turn more Shopify traffic into revenue.
Trust is essential for conversion (as the trust and social-proof discussions cover), but a brand-new store faces a particular challenge: it has no track record, no reviews yet,…
Read article →A/B testing is only as valuable as your ability to read its results correctly — and reading A/B test results is deceptively easy to get wrong. It’s tempting…
Read article →Urgency (“sale ends tonight,” “order in the next 2 hours for same-day dispatch”) and scarcity (“only 3 left in stock,” “limited edition”) are among the most powerful psychological…
Read article →Once your CRO program is running, you quickly hit a pleasant problem: you have more ideas and hypotheses than you have capacity to test. Research surfaces many barriers,…
Read article →The difference between CRO that compounds into real gains and CRO that spins its wheels often comes down to something small and unglamorous: the hypothesis. A hypothesis is…
Read article →Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is one of the highest-leverage things a Shopify store can invest in, because it makes the traffic you already have more valuable. Every visitor…
Read article →Most ecommerce attention goes to acquiring new customers — ads, SEO, getting traffic and first purchases. But for many stores, the bigger profit opportunity is in retention and…
Read article →Upselling (encouraging a customer to buy a higher-end version or add-on) and cross-selling (suggesting related or complementary products) are among the most common ways to raise average order…
Read article →When a shopper can’t find what they want, they don’t buy — they leave. So the tools that help shoppers find products — on-site search and product filtering…
Read article →Email capture — getting visitors to join your email list — is valuable for ecommerce, because email is an owned channel (you own the relationship, not dependent on…
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