Increasing E-commerce Conversion by Eliminating Choice Paralysis

Product Growth Case Study

Increasing E-commerce Conversion by Eliminating Choice Paralysis

Project: Miracle Seriki Store
Platform: store.miracleseriki.com
Role: Product Growth Manager
Timeline: November 2025


Overview

The e-commerce store was generating strong traffic from Meta Ads but converting very few visitors into customers.

After analyzing user behavior and identifying the root cause, I redesigned the sales funnel using single-product landing pages aligned with each ad campaign.

This simple but strategic change increased conversion rates dramatically and scaled the store to 200+ monthly orders.


The Problem

Meta Ads campaigns were generating traffic but not sales.

Observed Metrics

  • High click-through rates from ads

  • Significant website traffic

  • Less than 1% conversion rate

  • High advertising costs with low return

User Journey (Before)

Meta Ad Click

Store Homepage (30+ products)

Customer confusion

Exit without purchase

Customers clicked ads with clear purchase intent, but landing on a homepage with many product options created decision friction and abandonment.


Root Cause

The issue was choice overload.

When customers were presented with too many options, they struggled to quickly determine:

  • which product was right for them

  • what problem each product solved

  • what they should buy immediately

This aligns with Hick’s Law, which states that increasing the number of choices increases decision time and reduces conversions.


The Solution

I redesigned the conversion funnel by creating dedicated single-product sales pages for each ad campaign.

Funnel Redesign

Before:

Ad → Homepage → Browse → Maybe buy

After:

Ad → Single Product Page → Checkout → Purchase

Key Improvements

  • Dedicated landing page for each advertised product

  • Clear value proposition and benefits

  • Single call-to-action (“Buy Now”)

  • Integrated checkout process

  • Product-specific ad tracking for performance analysis

New User Journey

Meta Ad for Product A

Landing Page (Product A only)

Clear benefits + price

One-click checkout

Purchase

Results

Within the first month of implementation:

Metric Before After
Monthly Orders <10 200+
Conversion Rate <1% 8–12%
Ad Efficiency Negative ROI Profitable
Customer Experience Confusing Clear & focused

Funnel Improvement

Before:

1,000 ad clicks → ~10 purchases

After:

1,000 ad clicks → 100+ purchases

Same traffic, significantly higher revenue.


Product & Growth Skills Demonstrated

Growth Product Management

  • Funnel optimization

  • Conversion rate optimization

  • Experimentation and hypothesis testing

Product Management

  • User experience design

  • product strategy execution

  • feature prioritization for growth

Business Analysis

  • data analysis and root cause identification

  • customer behavior analysis

Project Management

  • coordinating design and implementation

  • managing landing page rollout across campaigns


Key Learnings

This project reinforced several important growth principles:

  • Simpler choices increase conversions

  • Ad messaging must match landing page experience

  • Focused funnels outperform generic storefronts

Future improvements could include:

  • A/B testing different sales page variations

  • adding urgency triggers (limited stock, timers)

  • retargeting non-purchasing visitors

  • email capture for abandoned cart recovery


Why This Matters

This project demonstrates my ability to:

  • analyze product data and identify real problems

  • understand user behavior and decision psychology

  • design simple but high-impact product solutions

  • improve conversion and revenue through experimentation


Project Links

Live Store:
Ecommerce Website

Example Product Page:
Sales Page

Note: When this case study was documented, the link was active. Due to a decision by the project owner, the platform may no longer be available.


Contact

Miracle Seriki

Email: miracleseriki@gmail.com

LinkedIn: Miracle Seriki 

Open to Product Manager, Growth Product Manager, Business Analyst, and Project Manager opportunities.