Heavy Chest
For the power lifter.
- Isolateral lever arms for maximum chest press
- 500 lb capacity for serious loading
- Built-in safety stops for max-out sets
- Free-weight feel with machine control
No new traffic. No added ad spend.
Every shopper clicks for a different reason.
Powertec increased conversion and revenue on its Workbench® Multipress by matching the product page to each shopper’s primary motivation.
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+ 56.15%
Conversion lift
+ $7.71
Revenue per visitor
+ 46
Orders per 10k visitors
+ $77,100
Revenue per 10k visitors
How BuyWhy Works
BuyWhy Makes the Page Reflect It.
Instead of sending every shopper to the same generic product page, BuyWhy identified the motivation behind the click and matched the experience to it.
A shopper clicks because of a specific promise.
BuyWhy recognizes what motivated that shopper.
The messaging changes to match that motivation.
More relevance. Better buying decisions. Higher revenue.
Every shopper wanted the same Workbench® Multipress. They simply wanted it for different reasons.
For the power lifter.
For the home gym optimizer.
For the independent trainer.
Conversion Rate
We compared three motivation-led product-page experiences against Powertec’s existing generic product page.
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Modular System was the clear winner, delivering a 56.15% conversion lift over the generic PDP.
Revenue Impact
$9.01 → $16.72
Revenue per visitor
81 → 127
Orders per 10,000 visitors
+ $77,100
Revenue per 10,000 Visitors
+ 46 additional orders
without increasing traffic or ad spend
About the Test
6,135
Visitors
4
Live Product Experiences
1
Product
0
Additional Ad Spend
Measured
Visitor-to-Order Conversion
Different motivations produced different buying behavior. A single generic page could not speak equally well to power lifters, versatility seekers, and solo trainers.
The strongest message was not raw power. It was the ability to get more value and exercise variety from one expandable machine.
The winning experience earned $16.72 in revenue per visitor compared with $9.01 for the generic PDP.
One message cannot serve every shopper equally. The generic experience left 46 potential orders per 10,000 visitors on the table.
The Ad Tells You Why They Clicked.
Match each shopper’s product-page experience to the motivation that brought them there.
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