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Social Proof at Checkout Increases Orders; Social Proof at Top of Funnel Hurts — The Motley Fool

Conversion.com ran a series of social proof tests for The Motley Fool. Email capture modal with social proof statement: −11.2% in signups. Landing page testimonials: slight decrease. Order page with testimonials removed: significant decrease in transactions. The opposite effect at top vs. bottom of funnel revealed that social proof is stage-dependent.

Hypothesis

Social proof (testimonials and community size statements) would increase conversions at both top-of-funnel and bottom-of-funnel touchpoints

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