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Powered by Data from Over 1,500 #eCommerce Sites

Joined June 2021
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Ever wonder what a session looks like for different types of shoppers? When looking at the average session depth by session outcome for #Shopify brands, the buyer’s journey traverses nearly 17 pages on desktop and 14 on #mobile. Learn more about this data: buff.ly/3vg7Xay
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Learn how Google's #CoreWebVitals impact site performance and the best way to monitor them in this #eCommerce Tech Talk: buff.ly/3KvmNhw
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Across #Shopify-powered sites, the need for speed is clear. The #SiteSpeedStandard: Shopify Focus reveals the slowest loading sessions bounce visitors significantly more than average loading sessions, with bounce rates reaching past 70%. Learn more: buff.ly/3vg7Xay
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Do #eCommerce brands need to balance page performance with shopper experience? New benchmark data from the #SiteSpeedStandard proves that optimization allows high resource sites and fast load times to co-exist. Download this free report to learn more: buff.ly/3ChgR8P
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Slow page loads are the enemy of #eCommerce. For brands on #SalesforceCommerceCloud, two-thirds of all bounces occur when average page load time across a session takes more than 4 seconds. Learn more about this data and the importance of #sitespeed: buff.ly/3IDpo9s
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Learn how to build up your #eCommerce site’s defense against bad actors exploiting Google Analytics to bypass Content Security Policies and steal shopper data: buff.ly/37tjoSK #cybersecurity #cybersec
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When looking at the average session depth by session outcome for brands on #SalesforceCommerceCloud, the buyer’s journey traverses nearly 16 pages on desktop and 14 on mobile. Learn more about this data and what it means for your #eCommerce brand: buff.ly/3IDpo9s
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Does #GoogleLighthouse work for #eCommerce sites? It's a useful tool, but it doesn't offer a complete solution for complex eCommerce sites running 3rd party technologies. Check out our blog to understand why: buff.ly/3Oz6VwI
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Based on data collected across 25 billion page loads from over 200 leading brands, the Shopify #SiteSpeedStandard report reveals the impact that site speed has specifically on sites powered by #Shopify. Check out the data: buff.ly/3vg7Xay
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What's the impact of #sitespeed on apparel #eCommerce sites? When it comes to average page load by session outcomes, #apparel shoppers tend to experience slightly faster page loads on mobile than other verticals. Learn more: buff.ly/3vewvyU
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Learn how #sitespeed positively impacts the bottom line for #eCommerce brands: buff.ly/2Zl4V79
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Apparel #eCommerce sites that are optimized for #sitespeed reduce page load times by nearly 13 seconds on #mobile, thanks to massive savings from the most trafficked pages: category and product detail. Access more Site Speed Standard: Apparel Focus data: buff.ly/3vewvyU
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Still struggling to balance page performance with shopper experience? The #SiteSpeedStandard proves that #sitespeed optimization allows high-resource #eCommerce sites and fast load times to co-exist. Download our free report to learn more: buff.ly/3ChgR8P
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Site speed is key to hitting 2023 #eCommerce goals, especially for #apparel brands. Data from the Apparel #SiteSpeedStandard revealed sessions that beat 4 seconds capture 61% of conversions, while sessions that trail 4 seconds deliver 62% of bounces. buff.ly/3vewvyU
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As technology evolves, the methods to measure site performance will also change, and #CoreWebVitals are a great example. Read our blog to understand what capabilities you should look for when choosing a partner for optimizing #CWV and site performance: buff.ly/3wleL6R
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It turns out that #eCommerce site speed enables not just a successful shopper journey, but a deeper one, too. The deepest sessions — those where shoppers consume at least 11 pages — have the fastest page loads. Learn more about the 2022 #SiteSpeedStandard: buff.ly/3MsnYPw
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Saving 1 second per page load increases #conversionrate by 5.9%, while reducing bounce rate by 8.9%. All together, #eCommerce sites that optimize for #sitespeed slice 23 seconds of load time out of the shopper journey. Learn more buff.ly/3GXuyfW
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Shoppers spend too much time waiting. Across their journey, buyers spend more than a minute simply waiting for #ecommerce pages to load. Optimizing for #sitespeed de-risks the entire buyer’s journey, reducing wait time by 23 seconds on #mobile. Learn more: buff.ly/3MsnYPw
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Don't make your shoppers wait. Data from the 2022 #SiteSpeedStandard revealed that when page load times stretch beyond 6 seconds, 2 out of 3 shoppers bounce. Learn more about the value of #sitespeed for online brands on the #eCommerce SpeedHub: buff.ly/3GXuyfW
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Optimization rewards the shopper with a faster #eCommerce site experience, which yields better outcomes for retailers. When saving 1 second provides nearly 6% conversion lift, the most trafficked page – PDP – saves 2. Learn more: buff.ly/3MsnYPw
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