Copy, UX and CRO tips

Top Testimonials

Fake testimonials have become so common, people even start to distrust real ones. Here’s how to optimise your testimonials so no-one doubts them.

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Obviously Overwhelming

Miller’s law says that our active memory only has space for a limited amount of information. So when your website bombards people with information, they’ll struggle to understand your message.

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Stronger Synonyms

Any language has synonyms for hundreds of words. Some cultures have dozens of words for snow. Others have dozens for palm trees or bananas. But

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Colourful Contrasts

Most websites have a white background and black words. That’s great. That’s a good contrast. It’s easy to read. Even better is a slightly off-white

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Agent Alliteration

Alliteration is a popular figure of speech. Starting two words with the same letters looks nice and makes things more memorable. So why not use it in your copy?

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Careful Continuity

Continuity is often overlooked. Yet it shows professionalism and care. A company that respects continuity will its customer’s trust and reap the benefits.

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Better Buttons

Buttons are made to make people click. Yet some buttons to a very terrible job at making you click. They’re hard to find, fishy or boring. Use these tips to create better buttons that do make poeple click.

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Poor Positioning

Saying that you’re the best at what you do is an often-used way for companies to differentiate themselves. It’s a lazy way to position themselves. Here’s why.

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Ratings & reviews

Ratings and reviews are an important type of social proof. Find some ideas to implement them on your website and give your audience more reasons to trust you.

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