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In today’s edition, CRO expert Stuti Kathuria returns with a guest post sharing tips on how to make your "premium" site convert.
In today’s newsletter,
7 SMS marketing plays to boost your sales in 2025
How to make your "premium" site convert?
7 proven CTA design tips that drive conversions
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Conversion
7 SMS marketing plays to boost your sales in 2025
This guide breaks down flash sales, cart reminders, abandoned cart notices, and many others with real examples.
Flash sales
Boost your flash sales by texting customers directly: instant reach, instant urgency
Promos
Pair emails with texts so your promos can’t be ignored
Abandoned cart notices
Send a quick SMS reminder (maybe with a little incentive) to turn almost-sales into actual sales
Guest post
How to make your "premium" site convert?
Here are 10 sections I recommend and why.
Selling high-ticket products is a completely different game than selling everyday essentials.
What motivates someone to buy:
health supplements
food / beverages
skincare
…is not what drives someone to spend $1,000+ on:
furniture
gadgets
precious jewellery
These are high-consideration purchases.
Made once every 1+ years (or more rarely).
Here's a list of 10 things to keep in mind, if you're selling products that are high consideration, expensive (over $1000) and what people buy rarely.

1. Offer to pay in instalments. This makes the product more affordable. Mention the instalment price near the original price (must do).
2. Show lifestyle images, first. Create aspiration, this makes them stay on the page and explore.
3. Allow them to view it in their space. Or to try it on. Go beyond the usual 2D image approach and elevate the experience. This gives you a competitive edge.
4. Add video/s to your image gallery. A video that shows the product in different settings, and includes details like how it's made, fabric, close up details.
5. Be super approachable. Allow them to contact you or book a "virtual consultation". Place this CTA near add to cart.
6. Offer complementary services. Like free shipping, free assembly, free returns. You want them to effortlessly complete the purchase.
7. Visually showcase the key features. What makes this unique. The materials, the details, the design thought.
8. Offer a warranty. Remove any "risk" to purchase.
9. Add press highlights. If the product has been featured in popular magazines, press – you want to build trust by using their logos.
10. Lastly, cross-sell. Allow them to complete the set. This increases your revenue. People who are ready to buy, buy more. Do this only after covering details about the current product.
Every click should build trust, desire, and momentum.
Every element should say: This is worth it.
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Conversion
7 proven CTA design tips that drive conversions
Learn the CTA design rules top 9-figure brands use to turn visitors into customers.
Place the primary CTA prominently and differentiate it
Many visitors will not scroll, so if your CTA is buried, they are not going to see your offer.

A simple headline and subhead that sells the value of Loom
Secondary offers shouldn’t compete with the primary offer
If you have multiple CTAs, and users can’t tell which one is important, it splits their attention.

The secondary offer “Install Chrome Extension” is less prominent
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