Posted April 9Apr 9 Long, scary privacy disclaimers can make users bounce—especially on checkout pages. But are you legally required to show them the way you do? Have you tried simplifying legal copy for UX? Did it improve trust or conversions?
April 9Apr 9 a confusing or overly intrusive privacy policy can hurt conversions. Users may abandon forms if they feel uncertain or mistrustful. Clear, concise language and transparency can build trust and improve conversion rates.
May 2May 2 A poorly written privacy policy can hurt conversions. I’ve noticed that vague or overly complex language scares off visitors. A clear, concise, and trust-building policy assures customers their data is safe, improving both trust and conversion rates.
May 6May 6 Moderators I don't think so. I have no clauses in my privacy policy that stops people from engaging with the products being sold and ads being run. Admin Junkies * Sports Forum * ROFLMAO * Off Topicz * Is It Just Me? * Marketing Forums
Long, scary privacy disclaimers can make users bounce—especially on checkout pages. But are you legally required to show them the way you do?
Have you tried simplifying legal copy for UX? Did it improve trust or conversions?