9 ways to increase your average order value by at least 25% (Most Ecommerces don't use 1/3 of these)

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1/ Bundle and "Package" offers Image
2/ the Upsell next to ATC button

>Must have a link with the main product
>Better if cheaper than the main product
>use with "Complete the look" or "Complete the routine" or "Frequently bought with..." Image
3/ Cross-sell/Upsell pop-up that appears when a visitor adds a product to the card Image
4/ The In-cart upsell

It must be relatively cheap, added to the cart in 1 click, and have a link with the main product added to the cart

If the product is shoes, an excellent in-cart upsell can be socks Image
5/ The In-cart reward progress bar

The idea is to give gifts/rewards when visitors add more products to the cart. Gamification & scarcity

Example:
-25$ = Free Shipping
-50$ = 15% discount
-80$ = 20$ value Free Gift Image
6/ Better UI & Offer for higher quantities

You can make your larger quantities offers more attractive by using better UI design, "most popular" badges, and by giving advantages (FS for example)

But be careful, if you do it wrong you can lower your CVR. Image
7/ A "Build your own" Bundle page

It's basically the same as a classic bundle page but you let people select the products they want and the more they add products to the bundle, the bigger the discount gets.

It Works well for consumables with multiple SKUs and CPGs in general Image
8/ Mini upsells to get advantages/gift
You can place them just before the checkout

it can be :
>A membership to give you access the discounts, community, get special advantages
>A Premium guarantee
>Faster/Safer shipping
>A free "mystery gift" Image
9/ Post-purchase upsell

The idea is the same as the pop-up upsell, but it's on the thank you page.

Ivery powerful because in 1 click to order. no friction at all Image
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Blissy generated +$100M in revenue in less than 3 years of existence. With no external funding.

A big part of their success comes from their Landing page/CRO strategy. They're one of the best out there

Here are 5 of their top landing pages (for paid traffic):
First of all, it's important to note that they don't use any classic product page for paid traffic.

They're always testing presales pages but the product LDP and Checkout stay the same.

Here is what it looks like:
1/ The listicle LDP with "What makes Blissy the most popular pillowcase in the world" headline.

Angle pushed is "anti-aging"

This one is currently their most used LDP.
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If you send paid traffic to simple product pages or Landing pages, you are leaving a lot of money on the table.

Your ads could be much more profitable.

Here are 7 types of Landing pages/Funnels you can test to boost your conversions (with examples) :
Note: Don’t plug these new landing pages on your existing ads.

For each funnel type, you must create a new custom ad.

For example, if you’re sending traffic to a quiz funnel, your ad creative should push people to take the quiz, not to buy the product.
1/ The classic CRO optimized landing page

That’s not a product page.

The Landing has only one goal, get people to buy your product.

It must have:

>A benefit-centered Hero
>Few distractions/menus/frictions
>Ultra persuasive copy (AIDA)
>Product box at the end of the page
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-Great and very personalized UX
-CRO optimized LDP & very low frictions
-Super AOV & LTV opti
-Great design, Branding &copy

Let's study their CRO strategy 👇
1 - Quiz product recommendations

The first thing they want people to do when they get to the website is taking the Quiz.

Quiz = Personalized offer = More value

1- the quiz CTA
2- Questions + email capture
3- Unique LDP/offer responding to visitors needs
2 - Bundles and AOV optimization

Nothing crazy in terms of AOV optimization but just extremely well done and designed

-Very nice and clean UI on product page
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-Unique Landing pages for custom bundles Image
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If you are sending cold traffic from Ads to classic product pages, you are throwing money out the window

People that already know you
Organic Traffic -> Home -> Product page

People who don't know you / retargeting
Cold Traffic Ad -> LDP made to sell, nothing else

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Classic Product page:

-Classic product page structure
-Easy navigation & menu
-Above the fold with Product images and CTA
-Classic review section at the bottom of the page
Custom Landing page for Cold Traffic
-Above the fold focused on the Headline, not the product
-Header with CTA only. No navigation/distractions
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Mar 15, 2021
Mantasleep UX Design Case Study -Before/After

Mantasleep has recently made some changes on their main Product page

Let's analyze them

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For me, all the changes have 3 goals:

>Make the user experience smoother
>Focus the visitor's attention on what matters
>Make every section of the page easily scannable
>Make the text more readable

There are no big changes but it does make a difference in term of UX
1/ Above the Fold

>Bigger and bold product name = They want people to see it first

>Minimalist icons = It was taking too much place visually

>Smaller image with "Rotation effect"= Make it more "dynamic"

>Smaller text testimonial = Smaller but still very visible Image
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The behavior of people coming for Paid traffic and Organic (search) is completely different

That's why you should create unique product pages for Paid traffic

Sales pages

That's what Petlabco does

Let's analyze how they do it

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The differences

People coming from organic:
>Are looking for you/product you sell
>Take their time
>Compare
>Naviguate
>Purchase based on logic (more than paid)

People coming from Paid:
>just saw your ad and clicked
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Petlaco know what they are doing

They did +200m$ in revenue in 2 years of existence (I will make a thread about it soon)

They spent millions in Ads and CRO

That's why it's interesting to analyze them.
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