'Trust Signals' to Make Your Website More Trustworthy

Posted by Pixel_pro under Marketing
From http://www.pixelproductionsinc.com 3372 days ago
Made Hot by: profmarketing on August 16, 2015 12:54 pm

Adding the right trust signals to your website can make a world of difference in its conversion rate. Internet users have become increasingly reluctant to submit their credit card information online, and for good reason: many websites have lax security, placing such data at risk for a breach. By including the following trust signals on your website, visitors will feel more comfortable taking action.

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Written by lyceum
3367 days ago

That's a bit strange! Could it be that they don't have enough resources, answering if the phone rings?

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Written by lyceum
3368 days ago

If I can't any contact information at all, I can't trust the site. Don't you think it is bit odd that many businesses sites don't have a physical location / snail mail address, listed?

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Written by Pixel_pro
3367 days ago

That's always a huge red flag to me. What's even odder is how many legit ecommerce clients I deal with who don't want to display their phone number on their website. That simple task would be their biggest step to increasing conversions.

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