That's what one of our clients, Jessica, told us. She was running a small mug store on WooCommerce—sales were okay, but stuck.
Until she discovered personalization.
Until she discovered Cmsmart.
Fast-forward 30 days:
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- ✅ Customers could design their own mugs with 3D preview
- ✅ AOV jumped by 42% — and she finally felt in control
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When running any online store, one thing you should never ignore is product pages. In a brief definition, we can define product page as the important factor that decides whether you can convert visitors into customers or not. The success of product pages will affect directly on the success of your business. The task of creating a user experience giving your visitors what they need to become a customer totally depends on your methods. As experience of professionals, you should analyze your product pages to optimize as much as possible and encourage customers come back again. Here are some things you should consider to create a killer product page:
The Perfect Product Page
Visitor behavior can be summarized in three main stages:
The increase and loss of interest in product page stages
To capture visitors’ interest right at the first time they land in the page, all the elements including Product name (Image, Price, “Add to the Shopping Cart” and “buy” button) and Product Page Example should be designed clearly and concisely as much as possible. Let’s highlight the over the rest elements so that visitors can find your products just in few seconds.
Two strategies you can apply to highlight are increasing the size and separating from the rest of the page by using margins.
If your products do not capture customers’ attention
The reason for this situation may come from objective factors: your products are not the things visitors need or the price is not affordable. In this case, never give up! Let’s offer them alternative items that should be visible without scrolling down the page. Visitors will spend more time and highly appreciate if you make them easy access to the lists of similar products.
Only when capturing customers’ interest, do you have chances to persuade them more about why they should use your products by adding those elements:
However, some customers still feel confused after they see the description and the secondary images, how do you do? More elements should be added to increase the persuasiveness: Ratings, Comments, Videos and Social network information.
Other elements you can take into account in the product page: