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Put an in-use, on-body shot in the first gallery slides

An in-use or on-body shot appears in the first few gallery slides, answering fit and appearance before they become reasons to leave.

An early product gallery image showing the product worn and in use rather than a flat packshot
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What it is

An in-use or on-body shot, for example the product worn, appears in the first few gallery slides rather than only flat product photography further along.

Why it works

Shoppers silently ask how something looks in real life and whether it will fit them. An early in-use shot answers that before it becomes a reason to leave, which flat packshots cannot do.

How to test it

Hypothesis
Placing an on-body in-use image in the first gallery slides will lift add-to-cart rate by answering fit and appearance early.
Primary metric
Add-to-cart rate (product page sessions)
Guardrail metric
Fit-related return rate

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