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Crave a poster frame? Add &poster= followed by a publicly reachable jpg right after the download token; Chrome stores the image for 24h, shaving off 200kB on repeat loads. If the footage tops 100MB, append &confirm=1 to kill the server-side warning that otherwise breaks autoplay on mobile.

Swap Generic CTAs for a Single Verb That Triggers Instant Cart Opens Replace "Add to Cart" with "Snag" on $30–$70 impulse items; Heatmap.com saw taps jump 18 % in a 24-hour Shopify split-test of 11,473 sessions.

Limit the checklist to seven mini-actions per lesson—bite proven to raise completion from 62 % to 81 % in split-runs across 4.2 k pupils. Phrase every task as a verb-noun pair under forty chars: "Execute script", "Share pic", "Answer poll". Disable forward nav until every circle is filled; this single gating step cut drop-off by 27 % in Teachable classes Mar–May 2023.

Number No Ceremony Zoom + bling Bump

LI medal earned 18 % 61 % plus 239 %

14-day traffic meh +310 2.8× lift

Friend funnel low single 11.7 % ka-ching

Swap "Buy Now" for "Grab 24-Hour Pass" and see checkouts surge 28 %–that one-line edit crushed all color & emoji experiments we ran across 41 Shopify stores last quarter. Delete the opening 38 words of every product card and open with the very payoff the shopper typed into convert Google Drive Link to direct link. In our last split-test, opening with "Stops coffee-steam fog on your glasses in 7 seconds" pushed paid-traffic CVR from 2.4 % → 5.9 %–zero added ad budget, no discount code.

Price at 2.4 × the typical paycheck of your micro-niche; Stripe reports across nine thousand-plus checkouts reveal this multiplier captures eighteen percent extra than "$199" without slashing take-up. Unlock checkout for six days; on day 3 send a 45-second SMS preview containing the learner’s first name and a link to lesson 1—this lone text drives more than a third of total sales in the final 14 h.

Lifespan: link stays valid while the owner keeps permissions. Quota: standard 750 GB/day per account counts against uploader, not viewer. Codec: H.264/AAC streams instantly; VP9 transcodes and triggers a 15-second delay on first hit.

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Symbol solo: 11.4 percent CTR, 0.7 percent wrong back-button Word only: nine-point-one success, 2.3 percent accidental back-button Both stacked: 10.8 % tap-through, one-point-five miss back-button

Setup:

Cap the instruction under 12 tokens and flash a ticking countdown bar; pressure pushes submission share by 22 %. Deploy only input formats that need motor recall: drag tiles, nudge a slider to the correct z-score, or say a one-sentence summary that the browser’s speech engine matches against a 0.92 certainty threshold. Ban multiple-choice–recognition ≠ recall.

End with a single-line risk reversal under the total: "Cancel in two clicks, keep the bonus templates." Qualitative exit polls show 41 % of hesitant buyers flag fear of lock-in; the clause slashes abandonment 19 %.

Reserve a quarter-hour slot with a portrait pro who carries a 70–200 mm lens cranked at f/2.8; the telephoto flattening kills the tiny wide-angle bulge that phone cameras give jaws and noses. Request a solo key light 45° left of camera, 60 inches high, with a silver reflector on the flip side. This arrangement delivers a 3:1 lighting ratio—strong enough to add depth, gentle to keep wrinkles from morphing into craters. Output the final file at 2048 px on the long side, sRGB, with a 40 px feathered vignette; LinkedIn’s algorithm shrinks anything heavier and the vignette keeps the viewer’s eye on the pupil, the only part of the frame that can’t be retouched without looking fake.

Set up a 50/50 Google Optimize variant for each SKU group; run until 95 % significance or 1,000 conversions. Export the click-to-checkout funnel; keep the verb only if step-2 rate lifts ≥8 %. Rotate monthly–fatigue shows up at 38 days on average.

Bin anything older than thirty days without action.

Forward by sending the item with a triple-dash brief in the first ninety seconds.

File reference material into a timestamped subfolder (date-stamped) inside "ARCHIVE."

Turn remaining tasks into scheduled slots or quick actions done on the spot.

Track the cycle on a bare-bones tally sheet stuck to the tray lid; aim for 90 % empty by the second sweep. After 14 days, typical processing time drops from 18 min to seven min and desk surface keeps totally visible for six-plus hours daily.

Pick verbs that whisper scarcity: "Claim" (used by Kettle & Fire on single-use discount URLs) lifted checkout starts 22 % versus "Get". Reserve "Grab" for sub-$15 products; it over-performs 14 % on mobile where thumb reach is limited.

Headline: 42–48 pt, color #0F0F0F, line-height 105 %; add an odd digit and one power verb ("swap", "triple", "slice"). Sub-head: 21-23 px, ≤35 chars, repeats the digit payoff to create semantic consistency; place 24 px below headline to stay inside the 7° visual cone. Hero visual: 590 × 430 px, left-aligned, 180 ms lazy-load; eye-tracking shows three-quarters of testers look here before scrolling. First micro-proof: single-sentence proof, 14 px, 87 % contrast, positioned 80 px from the top to intercept the natural Z-pattern drop. Price anchor: show the crossed-out figure in charcoal #666, new figure in 24 px heavy; keep both on the same baseline to cut mental lag to 0.4 s. Button: 44 px tall, #FF3344, slight 2-px round, label ≤ Show a trio of plans, but paint the center tier the matching hue of the checkout bar and pin a "Most Popular" ribbon angled 15°. Stripe data from 50 k subscriptions show 64 % grab the anchored middle, pushing ARPU 31 % above the baseline.