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Product pages are critical to e-commerce success, but many don’t perform well. In fact, only 18% of e-commerce sites in the U.S. and U.K. have good or acceptable product page UX performance.
Why? Many PDPs are templatized—rather than tailored—and are not optimized to meet diverse consumer needs.
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