Product Detail Page A/B Testing
Photography Equipment
Los Angeles, CA
UI/UX, A/B Testing, Brand Strategy, Web Design, Content Strategy, SEO Evaluation, Performance Evaluation, User Path Analysis
Improving Add-to-Cart actions with ecommerce best practices proven through split-testing.
For over 40 years, Samy’s Camera has been the leader in sales of high quality imaging products and the ultimate resource for the professional and amateur photographer. Knowledgeable sales staff, exceptional customer service, and an impressive up-to-date inventory are the reasons that Samy’s Camera enjoys such a loyal following.
However, they wanted help improving their website in 2024. After meeting with our Chief Creative Officer and decided to engage in a CRO Program to find ways to better "dial in" the results coming from their website marketing.
Increase in Add-to-Cart Actions*
Increase in Paid Search Conversions**
Increase in Social Ads ROAS**
Delved deep into understanding of Samy's target audience, industry trends, and competitors, which shaped our content strategy.
Improved Samy's CVR strategies, driving more traffic to have eyes on the Add to Cart button and rebate information by moving critical message elements above the fold.
Monitored and analyzed key performance metrics to continually optimize the digital marketing strategy, ensuring the maximum return on investment for Nick & Joan.
Our CRO approach to this challenge started, as most do, with research. We dug into their Analytics, looking for visitor behavior that might indicate areas to improve. This resulted in us identifying a higher abandonment rate on their product detail pages, – this was especially prevalent on their mobile visits. We performed in-depth website audits for their home page, product detail page (PDP), product category page (PCP), as well as competitive cart user-flow analysis.
The audits revealed multiple ways that their user experience was not meeting best practice for ecommerce User Interface design (UI/UX). We were able to identify several confusion / distractions points along the path that could be improved. Since the most enjoyable website experience tends to be one with few distractions and a clear concise path – these errors needed to be corrected to meet their goals for the site.
We designed a mockup of what we hypothesized would produce better results for their mobile traffic. Their development team then implemented those changes to their custom ecommerce platform and we set up a product detail page split test on 20 products to validate this hypothesis:
Hypothesis: By moving the ‘Add to Cart'(ATC) above the fold on mobile devices, and by reprioritizing select elements on the PDP, we will see an improvement to ATC clicks from the detail page with the new layout.
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