Conversion
Conversion rate is the percentage of users who complete a desired action, such as making a purchase, signing up, or downloading content. Conversion events aren’t limited to profit-based actions. They include any activity that drives engagement, like reading articles or spending time on a site.
Microconversions track secondary actions, such as clicking a link or scrolling, which contribute to engagement. The measurement period should align with the product’s update cycle, as monthly changes in copy or design can affect metrics.[1]
High conversion rates and good comprehension reflect effective, user-centric content. Tools like click tests and A/B testing help track if microcopy builds user confidence and encourages engagement.
References
- Conversion Rate: Definition as used in UX and web analytics | Nielsen Norman Group