Growth Formers

Your website is like a big canvas. If you're talking about science, show the science. Share real data points from real studies. 📈

✅ Let's get into the details:

1. Add anouncement bar with exlcusive offer.

2. We never used light-colored fonts or vector image on a white because it made it hard to read so - hard to buy.

3. We always showed our products in the right size and angles to give you an accurate view.

4. We displayed all possible angles of the product, even revealing what was inside the box, which was a photography win!

5. We included social proof with numerous reviews and ratings to build confidence in our products.

6. We kept it simple with short, clear product titles to avoid buyer confusion with prominently displayed sizes and variations of the product.

7. We never hid or made it hard to find the price—the most crucial info was always easy to spot with a big CTA (Call to Action).

8. We made it easy to pay by showcasing all payment methods on the first fold of the page.

Making conversions is all about reducing the stress of buying.

Wadav was facing a problem where their affiliate site wasn't attracting any clicks. 🚫

They rely on people clicking on their links and calls-to-action (CTAs) to make money from brands.

To fix this,

We took a close look at their main pages, which they call "Coupon pages."

We made a few changes to these pages to make them more appealing.

One thing we did was to use different colors for all the coupons, making them stand out more.

We also noticed that there were two types of shapes used for the coupons:

✅ The whole coupon.
✅ A CTA on the coupon that said "Click here to get code," which revealed the coupon code.

We changed these CTAs from rectangle buttons to round buttons.

These simple changes made a big difference. 📈

After implementing them,

Our client saw a huge increase in clicks.

Their daily visitors went up by 8.7%, helping them earn +$12,000 or more.

This psychological tendency influences how users interact with elements like buttons on websites.

So,

By changing the shapes of the CTAs from sharp rectangles to softer, round buttons,

We made the site feel more welcoming and approachable to visitors.