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What is a Product Page?
A product page, also called a product detail page (PDP), is a webpage dedicated to a single product, providing detailed information, images, and purchase options.
Why Product Page matters?
The product page is where shoppers decide whether to buy. A strong PDP addresses customer questions, builds trust, and presents the product in its best light. Poorly designed PDPs can cause hesitation and abandonment even if traffic is high.
How Product Page works?
A product page typically includes high-quality images, detailed descriptions, pricing, availability, reviews, and a clear call-to-action. It may also feature related products, shipping details, and return policies. Optimizing these elements can significantly impact conversion rates.
Example in ecommerce
A cosmetics brand adds tutorial videos and before-and-after photos to its PDPs. Conversion rates improve by 15 percent for those products.
Common mix-ups
A product page is not the same as a landing page; landing pages are often campaign-specific and may feature multiple products or offers.
Best practices
- Use multiple high-resolution images with zoom.
- Include clear, benefit-focused descriptions.
- Highlight reviews and ratings prominently.
- Display shipping and return information upfront.
- Keep the primary CTA visible without scrolling.
Industry benchmarks
- Optimized product pages can convert at 2 to 5 percent or higher, depending on category.
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