Hi @Nigsampson ,
This is Richard - CRO Expert at PageFly - Shopify Advanced Page Builder app.
I’m glad to hear you have spent efforts in improving your store. From my CRO expertise, I’d love to give you my suggestions as hereby:
PAGESPEED
Here’s an analysis from PageSpeed Insights. In general, your page’s performance is quite low on both mobile and desktop. However it can be improved by following these ways.
- Reduce unused JavaScript and CSS code
- The website’s SEO can be improved by inserting keywords into your product title, product descriptions and blog
- Optimize all media on your website
HOMEPAGE
1. Improve media to make them more high-quality
This image is quite blurry, you should optimize or use the high-quality image. High-quality media is essential for your website as it enhances visual appeal, user engagement, branding, SEO, and social sharing. Investing in high-quality media can greatly contribute to creating an appealing, engaging, and successful website that resonates with your target audience and achieves your business goals.
2. Always include quick Add to cart buttons in product lists
It will save customers the trouble of having to click on a product in order to add it to their cart.
3. Add the Testimonial section
When you go live and have sales, you can add Testimonials. Customer reviews are proof of your product quality. This section will help you build customers’ trust. You can show rating stars for each product or you can add customer reviews with both texts and photos to increase the legislation, like this:
PRODUCT PAGE
1. Style Product Price to Be Highly Visible
Without a clear price, users cannot evaluate a critical aspect of the product. You should place the product price in the “Buy” section and increase its visibility by using a large font size (similar in size to the product headline), bold text style, or eye-catching color.
2. Include both User rating average and number of ratings
Many users rely on ratings and reviews to select products and displaying them right on each product in the first place can quickly build your credibility. For example:
Additionally, with Mother’s Day 2023 fast approaching, also ranked as the third most significant holiday following Black Friday and Christmas, it is an opportune time to consider some compelling concepts for your business to take full advantage on this occasion.
1. Use colors palette associated with Mother’s Day
This kind of change makes your store more welcoming. You can refer to these pairs of colors:
- Pastel Pink and Green: This color palette is soft, delicate, and feminine, making it a popular choice for Mother’s Day. It includes shades of light pink, blush, and pale green, which evoke feelings of tenderness, love, and springtime.
- Red and White: This classic color combination is timeless and elegant, and it’s often used to symbolize the love and appreciation we have for our mothers. It’s a bold and impactful color palette that can be used to create a variety of different designs.
- Lilac and Light Blue: This color palette is soft and soothing, with shades of pale purple and blue that are reminiscent of springtime flowers and clear skies. It’s a calming and peaceful color palette that’s perfect for creating a relaxing and tranquil atmosphere on Mother’s Day.
2. Offer special discounts
Create special deals during Mother’s Day event like bundle or 1+1 offer is one of the best ways to boost your sales. You can highlight them on your homepage to be visible as soon as visitors reach your page and make it easy to navigate through your product offerings.
3. Create gift guides or a special section with product recommendations.
Creating gift guides or a product recommendation section can help increase engagement and sales on your Mother’s Day landing page. By organizing products by categories and themes, you can make it easier for shoppers to find the perfect gift for their mothers. Including product descriptions, images, and customer reviews can also help improve the shopping experience and boost conversion rates.
Good luck and have a nice day!
Warmest regards,
Richard | PageFly