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95. How a Broken User Experience Is Sabotaging Your Digital Product Business and What to Do!

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In this episode, Becky Beach—a former UX and product design lead for Fortune 500 giants like Verizon and American Airlines—unpacks how poor user experience (UX) design quietly destroys digital product sales. Drawing from 20+ years of experience and a successful transition into digital product entrepreneurship, Becky explains why UX is the foundation of online sales success and how it's often overlooked by creators and marketers.

Listeners will discover the most common UX mistakes—from cluttered sales pages and unclear calls to action to slow load times and lack of trust signals. Through relatable analogies and real-world examples, the episode demystifies UX in layman's terms and shows how it directly impacts conversions.

This is a must-listen for digital product sellers who want more sales without spending more on ads. You'll walk away with actionable tips to audit and improve your sales pages immediately.

Visit the show notes and get a free GPT and workbook to sell your digital products at https://beckybeachshow.com

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95 episodes

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Manage episode 524362074 series 3002541
Content provided by Becky Beach - Digital Business Scaling Coach. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Becky Beach - Digital Business Scaling Coach or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this episode, Becky Beach—a former UX and product design lead for Fortune 500 giants like Verizon and American Airlines—unpacks how poor user experience (UX) design quietly destroys digital product sales. Drawing from 20+ years of experience and a successful transition into digital product entrepreneurship, Becky explains why UX is the foundation of online sales success and how it's often overlooked by creators and marketers.

Listeners will discover the most common UX mistakes—from cluttered sales pages and unclear calls to action to slow load times and lack of trust signals. Through relatable analogies and real-world examples, the episode demystifies UX in layman's terms and shows how it directly impacts conversions.

This is a must-listen for digital product sellers who want more sales without spending more on ads. You'll walk away with actionable tips to audit and improve your sales pages immediately.

Visit the show notes and get a free GPT and workbook to sell your digital products at https://beckybeachshow.com

  continue reading

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