Why does the order of a fintech signup form matter?
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Why does the order of a fintech signup form matter? Behavioral scientists call it the foot-in-the-door technique. @suzannekirky points to research going back to 1966 which found that people who agree to a small request first are more likely to agree to a larger one afterwards. For fintech onboarding, that means name and email first. Bank logins and SSNs later. Better sequencing can mean better conversion.
Posted by This Week in Fintech (8.4k followers) 19 days ago · 15 likes · 486 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Marketing Radar as Conversion & landing pages.
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