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No. 205: Hey all,

Even strong copy can underperform if it’s placed in the wrong spot.

Your product page has one job: get visitors to buy.

When key pieces are out of order, they can slow the decision-making process.

Here’s how to fix that on the product page.

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Position anything unrelated to your product (ie: charity messaging) below Buy Box details to eliminate distraction.

Good rule of thumb: anything that disrupts the purchase flow has to go.

99% of the time if it’s not essential product info, it will distract customers.

Even the most compelling social impact messaging.

For example: a housewares brand had a charitable giving message above the details and description section on their product page.

While this purpose-driven message sounded great, it distracted from the product specifications in the buy box.

We tested moving it lower on the page and conversions increased by a whopping 20.7%.

Sales information stayed front and center, and the charitable messaging still reinforced brand values.

⭐ Takeaway: Ensure product details are the focal point on the product page, and always test placement of non-essential elements before assuming they’re helping.

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If small changes like this can lift conversions double digits, imagine what a full-site strategy could do.

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Until next time,

— Allen

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