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Consumers Were 26% More Willing To Recommend A Website If The Load Time Was Reduced From 13 To 3 Seconds.
Consumers were much more likely to recommend a website when it loaded quickly, according to a recent study. Researchers found that when the load time of a website was reduced from 13 to 3 seconds, consumers were 26% more willing to tell others about it. The study asked a group of consumers to visit different…
0.9% Conversion Rate For Web Pages That Loaded In 3.3 Seconds.
In today’s digital world, the speed at which web pages load can greatly affect its success. Slow-loading web pages can frustrate visitors and make them leave. Recent studies have shown a surprising connection between website speed and conversion rates. One study found that web pages that loaded in 3.3 seconds had a conversion rate of…
A 1 Second Delay In Page Load Time Can Cause A 7% Conversion Rate Drop.
When we’re using the internet, we expect things to happen quickly. That’s why even a tiny 1-second delay in how long it takes a webpage to load can have a big impact on conversion rate drop. Studies have shown that when a page takes just 1 second longer to load, 7% fewer people end up…
From A 1 To 3 Second Page Load Time, The Bounce Rate Probability Increases 32%.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, how quickly a website loads and the bounce rate probability is really important. When we visit a website, we want it to show up fast, right? Well, studies have shown that even a small delay in how long it takes for a page to load can make a big difference…
If A Page Takes Longer Than 3 Seconds To Load, 53% Of Mobile Visitors Will Leave
In today’s fast-paced online world, mobile visitors expect websites to load quickly. When a webpage takes too long to load, it can have a big impact. Studies have shown that if a webpage takes longer than 3 seconds to load on a mobile device, more than half of the mobile visitors will leave. This means…
Walmart Found That For Every 1 Second Improvement In Page Load Time, Their Conversion Rate Increased By 2%.
When it comes to Walmart and online shopping in general, speed matters. Walmart, one of the biggest retailers, conducted a study and found something surprising: for every second their website took less to load, they saw a 2% increase in the number of people buying from them. This shows just how important it is for…
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