Do you Hate Giving your Age Online?
When Landing Pages Don’t Ask for Age, the Conversion Rate is Higher
Statistic Info
I found that landing pages that asked users for their age tended to have much lower conversion rates than pages that did not.
I then analyzed pages that asked for telephone numbers (or suggested that the user would be called).
I found that pages referring to telephone numbers or calling had lower conversion rates than pages that did not.
Lastly I examined pages that asked users for geographic information.
More 2018 Stats
U.S. Retail Ecommerce Sales are Expected to Surpass 735 Billion by 2023
Small retailers may see up to 30% higher mobile conversion rates compared to large retailers.
As of Q2 2018, 2.86 Percent of E-Commerce Website Visits Converted into Purchases
79% of Marketers Already Using Interactive Content Plan to Increase Their Use in the Next 12 Months
30% of Demand Generation Professionals Say that Pipeline Influence is their Top Indicator
74% of Online Shoppers Rate Product Selection as Important During the Online Search Process
Once on a Company’s Homepage, 64% of Visitors Want to See The Company’s Contact Information
42% of U.S. Consumers Have Searched and Purchased Products or Services Online
More Conversion Optimization Stats
Emails with a Single Call-to-Action Increased Clicks 371%
7 Top Converting Companies Spend More than 5% of their Budgets on Optimization
Add a Beard to Your Models to Increase in Cart Adds by 49%
The Average Number of Form Fields on Landing Page Conversion Forms is 11
Using Video on Landing Pages can Increase Conversion by 80%
The Average Conversion Rate of a Facebook Ad is 9.21%
The Average Landing Page Form with 2 Form Fields has Higher Conversions then 1 Form Field
Anchor Text CTAs (Clickable Text in a Hyperlink) Increase Conversion Rates by a Whooping 121%