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I spent the last year watching people use my website.
Not surveys.
Not guesses.
Actual visits.
And one thing surprised me:
people don't necessarily leave when they see the product.
Some come back.
Some visit multiple pages.
Some spend several minutes reading.
But almost nobody reaches the pricing step.
Now I'm trying to figure out why.
Maybe it's the offer.
Maybe the explanation.
Maybe the CTA.
Maybe it's something else.
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