When you want to get more people to visit your website and get them to do something, there are many ways to improve your web copy. This action is referred to as a conversion rate. It explains the number of unique visitors, or first-time visitors, who engage with the website beyond simply reading text. They might click to get more information, buy something, or do anything else on the website that can be tracked, other than reading the first page.
The inquiry is: How can you persuade the reader to act? One inquiry is whether the reader would rather read something more in-depth but longer or something shorter and more concise. According to tests, people would rather have more information than less. Readers are less likely to continue reading the website and are less likely to take any kind of action if the copy on the first page is too brief.
Long articles outperformed short ones on the website in tests by more than 40%. The benefit of writing articles that are longer is obvious. The reader receives more information the more that is written. This indicates that simply reading the introduction page will increase their chances of finding answers to their own questions. If more information is provided, the reader will feel more at ease and that the company behind the website is more open and honest when selling a product or service. If you want someone to do business with you, comfort is important.