Category and product pages need work
Businesses should work on category and product pages of websites to help boost online marketing, new research suggests.
A study from Screen Pages has revealed that a significant amount of users end up on product and category pages, but often navigate away from them.
This highlights a new opportunity for online marketers to improve conversion rates from product and category pages, the e-commerce services firm explained.
The three-month study of 60 e-tail sites found that 60 per cent of visitors who land on product pages leaves immediately, while a third of users who arrive on category pages navigate away without acknowledging the content.
A statement from Screen Pages said: “The main lesson from these figures is that more effort needs to be spent on category and product pages: many visitors arrive here and do not get the same experience as the well-designed, heavily thought-through home pages.”
Just 40 per cent of visitors were found to arrive on home pages.
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