Titan Casket
Highlighting User Photos to Enhance Engagement
A/B Test
What the Data Told Us
With previous data analysis, we know that user-generated content (UGC), specifically images, can significantly help potential buyers connect with the product on a more personal level.
Hypothesis
How the Test was Set Up
Originally, the βUser Photosβ section on the clientβs product detail page was far down from the βProduct Imagesβ section on mobile devices. We hypothesised that by repositioning the βUser Photosβ section to be closer to the product images above the fold, it would be more accessible and impactful, enhancing user engagement and trust. We created a variation to the original where the βUser Photosβ were closer to the other images.
The Results
According to the two-week test results, giving more prominence to the βSee customer photosβ CTA on desktop and moving it higher on mobile led to outstanding performance gains. The results were statistically significant at a 95% confidence level, showing a 71.14% increase in Conversion Rate and a 24.40% increase in Revenue per Visitor.
We implemented Variant 1 permanently.
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71.13%
Increase in Conversion Rate Overall -
67.59%
Increase in Conversion Rate for Mobile Devices -
123.49%
Increase in Conversion Rate for Desktop Devices
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