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This is just a reminder that the best way to get results is oftentimes the most straightforward. How adding TL;DR boosted my conversions by 33%...
This is just a reminder that the best way to get results is oftentimes the most straightforward. How? Adding TLDR boosted my conversions by 33%.
This person added too long didn't read blurbs at the top of this person's pages and posts boosted conversions by 33%. For articles, added a short 2 to 3 sentence summary at the top, giving the main points right away. For product pages, wrote a quick summary of the products, features, and benefits placed right under the title.
The Most Straightforward Thing. Most people try to add all this fluff to get people to stay on the page longer because they think Google's gonna like that, you know? If you want people to stay on the page longer, give them what they want right away so that they go deeper.
Adding too long didn't reads at the top of pages boosted conversions by 33%. I love this.
Adding short TLDR summaries at the top of articles and product pages is claimed to have boosted conversions by 33% by giving users the key points immediately.
Test 2–3 sentence summaries above articles and product pages; measure conversion, scroll depth, and engagement instead of assuming longer dwell time is better.
This source is connected to CRO / content structure.
This is just a reminder that the best way to get results is oftentimes the most straightforward. How? Adding TLDR boosted my conversions by 33%. This person added too long didn't read blurbs at the top of this person's pages and posts boosted conversions by 33%...