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5.3. Product Sections

Learn how to add, edit or remove product sections.

Updated over a month ago

Welcome to the page that will explain what the product sections are and how to add, edit, or remove them.

Product sections are elements of any product page aimed to increase the will of potential customers to buy the product. If customers have doubts about whether to buy after going through product blocks, the product section is the part of the product page that pushes them to decide and buy.

Let's dive into how we can add, edit, or remove them in the Product Sections tab within Layout settings.

Once you go Product Sections tab, you can add them by clicking right on the button "+ Add" (more on each Product block below). You can remove each product block by clicking on the red "X" sign or changing their order by clicking on three dots and dragging them to where you want to see them.

  • Image with text

Position: Near product introduction or benefits.

Purpose: Showcase product image, headline, text, and a strong CTA to drive purchases.

Impact: Enhances engagement with visuals and persuasive copy, leading directly to conversions.

Tip: Works best with GIFs or videos, and you can add up to three sections.

Example:

  • Review Grid

Position: Mid-page, ideally before or near a CTA.

Purpose: Display a collection of customer reviews to showcase social proof. Customize with carousel or masonry views to fit your brand’s look and feel.

Impact: Mid-page placement allows potential buyers to see a range of positive experiences right after engaging with product details. This timing helps reinforce trust and credibility at a key decision-making point, encouraging them to proceed toward the CTA more confidently.

Example:

  • Image with benefits

Position: Early or mid-page.

Purpose: Combine visuals and benefit-driven text.

Impact: Communicates key product advantages, making the benefits memorable.

Example:

  • Competition differences

Position: Mid-page, after benefits.

Purpose: Highlight unique qualities vs. competitors.

Impact: Differentiates your product, addressing potential objections and enhancing appeal.

Example:

  • Image with percentages

Position: Mid-page, after benefits.

Purpose: Use data-backed visuals to show success rates or satisfaction.

Impact: Builds credibility, reinforcing trust with quantifiable success.

Example:

  • Frequently asked questions

Position: Near the end, just before the CTA.

Purpose: Address common queries and ease concerns.

Impact: Reduces hesitation, offering reassurance and additional clarity.

Example:

  • Call to Action

Position: Bottom of the page.

Purpose: Provide a final push for commitment with a strong guarantee.

Impact: Reduces purchase anxiety, increasing the likelihood of conversion

Example:

  • Recommended products

Position: Bottom of the page.

Purpose: Showcasing more items for customers to buy.

Impact: Increase AOV and profit.

Example:

  • Custom liquid

Position: Anywhere customization is needed.

Purpose: Add custom code for unique functionality or design elements.

Example:

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