{"id":6028,"date":"2020-01-21T05:55:55","date_gmt":"2020-01-21T05:55:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.branex.ae\/blog\/?p=6028"},"modified":"2026-07-09T08:21:41","modified_gmt":"2026-07-09T08:21:41","slug":"practical-tips-to-enchant-website-visitors-instantly-in-50-milliseconds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.branex.ae\/blog\/practical-tips-to-enchant-website-visitors-instantly-in-50-milliseconds\/","title":{"rendered":"Gone in 50 milliseconds: Practical Tips to Enchant Website Visitors Instantly"},"content":{"rendered":"
Since reality is stranger than fiction, it won’t come as a shock to you when I tell you that customers never stick on your website for more than 60 seconds (the title was to grab your attention). According to research, it takes 50 milliseconds<\/a> for a visitor to create an opinion about your website, whether they are willing to stay on your website, or they are eager to get away leave without any action.<\/p>\n Marketers of today know that the majority of people buy products from brands that incites an emotional response in them. The same principle stands true for making a buying decision on the website.<\/p>\n \u201cReason leads to conclusions. Emotion leads to action.\u201d ~Donald Calne<\/em><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The millisecond study mentioned above is perhaps not a bad thing at all. The consumers of today are busy and well-informed. They can sense the underlying intention in your website from a click away. Customers crave integrity, need fulfilment, transparency, an emotional connection and a simple solution that can cure their pain.<\/p>\n 94% of the first impressions are design-related<\/strong><\/p>\n A research<\/a> conducted on health-related sites concluded that the information presented on the website influences the trust of the customer. The study showed that the look and feel of the website is the primary driver of the first impression.<\/p>\n The study found that the core design of the website<\/a> is leaving a strong impression on the user than the content.<\/p>\n The customers were found complaining about the complexity of the design, the overly busy layout, boring web design, complicated navigation, too much text, and poor search capabilities.<\/p>\n Only 6% of the feedback complained about the content. Visual appeal is something that leaves a good or a meh first impression on the visitors.<\/p>\n A great design will get people to trust you and stick them around. The poor design creates skepticism and drives people away.<\/p>\n Imagine you are walking down the road and you come across a cow. It’s just a cow so you\u2019ll pass-by. But what if it is a Purple cow. You\u2019ll not only stop; you\u2019ll take a selfie with the cow and even and go Facebook Live.<\/p>\n After all, you don\u2019t get to see a Purple cow every day. The same theory applies to your website. Every day thousands of sites make it to Google search results, and out of those, most of them feel the same.<\/p>\n To grab the attention of your customers, you must showcase something different. Something that no one else is displaying to the customer. Something like a Purple Cow in the middle of the road.<\/p>\n It is normal to give high-fives when the website is launched. In the midst of all this, the owner often forgets to ask the customer why they liked shopping from your site in the first place.<\/p>\n Brand identity is more than just the brand image. For an eCommerce website<\/a><\/strong>, brand identity is all about website navigation, presentation, security logo, and adopting the latest technology.<\/p>\n Think for a moment on this. If your website is not indistinguishable from other websites, why would people want to stick to your site at all?<\/p>\n A study<\/a> found that if a website can inspire visitors<\/a> on their first visit, the deal might end by them purchasing the product, even if it is sometime later.<\/p>\n If you can create a visually appealing stimulus it will force people to stay longer on the site which means, and there is a good chance that they will buy something from you or return to your website when need something.<\/p>\n When creating the first impression on the visitor, usability is something that will lead to credibility.<\/p>\n \u201cWe don\u2019t sell lipsticks. We sell dreams.\u201d ~Charles Revson<\/em><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Are you able to sell the dream to your consumers? If someone is willing to travel to Turkey, why not showcase photos that will entice him to book a ticket right now.<\/p>\n Check the picture, the content, and even the usability of the website. Ensure that you give users more reasons to engage with the website. Whether it is by a picture, video, or even the content that can inspire the visitor to stay on your website.<\/p>\nHow to make an excellent first impression with design?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
1. Go for a unique website design <\/strong><\/h3>\n
2. Use Inspiring Elements to Entice Customers <\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\n3. Make a robust above-the-fold impression <\/strong><\/h3>\n