We added a confetti effect to a bundle selector and it turned into one of those “why…
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We added a confetti effect to a bundle selector and it turned into one of those “why does this actually work?” CRO tests. When someone selected the highest bundle, we triggered a quick confetti effect and showed a message telling them they’d unlocked the biggest savings. We just made the highest-value choice feel more rewarding. Most bundle selectors are completely transactional. You click an option, the price updates, done. But selecting the biggest bundle is actually a meaningful decision. The customer is committing to spending more. So instead of letting that moment pass silently, we
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