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10 Years of Conversion Secrets: UX Design Hacks That Actually Make Money

Episode
17
Duration
47:20
Release Date
October 15, 2025
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In this episode of The Design Table Podcast, Tyler and Nick share conversion optimization secrets they've learned over their combined 20 years of design experience.

From the psychology behind high-converting ads to the small tweaks that always boost your landing page performance, they share the tactics that have moved the needle for many of the design projects they've worked on before.

Tyler brings his ROI-focused design expertise while Nick shares insights from his freelance conversion projects. Together, they discuss the entire customer journey from first ad impression to final checkout while revealing which design decisions actually drive revenue and which "best practices" might be holding you back.

Here's what's on the table in this episode:

🔸 Why banner blindness is real and how to design ads that stop the scroll
🔸 The retargeting funnel strategy (and why you need multiple touchpoints to convert)
🔸 Landing page copy secrets that matter most
🔸 The unexpected checkout experiment that boosted conversions
🔸 Why the ugliest ads often convert the best
🔸 When to make landing pages longer vs. shorter
🔸 A/B testing strategies that give you a "raise every week"
🔸 PayPal integration and the 20% conversion lift it used to provide
🔸 Upselling: helpful suggestions vs. dark patterns
🔸 The biggest mistake designers make with progressive disclosure
🔸 Why user research beats design intuition every time
🔸 Trust signals to build credibility during checkout


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Hosts

Tyler White

Tyler White is a Senior Product Designer with over a decade of experience in UX, strategy, and business-driven design. He’s worked across startups, fintech, and SaaS, helping teams create products that convert and retain users.

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Nick Groeneveld

Nick Groeneveld is a freelance UX and product designers from the Netherlands. He started his design career in 2015 and has since then worked for startups, government agencies, and corporations.

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