Uncle Joe - how can I help?
Ryan, CarStory did a data analysis on which photos shoppers engaged with and what the ideal order the photos should be and the count of pics. @georgenenni is asking for this kind of study and I thought of y'all!
Uncle Joe - how can I help?
Great examples, thank you, and keep them coming!
Question for the group: I along with others have advocated getting images of high-value, differentiating options early in the photo carousel. So instead of a 24-photo carousel having 12 exterior, then 12 interior photos, we would instead capture 2-3 exterior photos, then jump inside and take pictures of the rear-camera, heated seat button, and optional 3rd row, then jump back outside for more exterior photos. The idea is that if you look at Google Analytics for dealers who track photo-carousel-clicks, there is a drop off after about 8-10 images. So, if most consumers look at the first 10 images, make sure high-value differentiating options are within the first 10.
Agree or disagree?
sorry uncle joe. not meHey @Ryan Thompson , we're on a car photo theme. As I recall, CarStory had a study that looked at photos and click thru rates and lead gen. Can you link that here?
thnx
Joe
sorry uncle joe. not me
Another interesting photo strategy - include a person in the first photo of every vehicle.