Payment Options in Footer
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Hi Moz Community.
I'm currently working on cleaning up a website footer on an e-commerce site. I was curious to find out if including payment options is important? Either text or image icons. Including Visa, AMEX etc. Are there benefits of displaying them? Image attached.
Thanks
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Including payment options like Visa and AMEX in your website footer boosts credibility and conversion rates. It builds trust with customers, reassuring them that their preferred payment methods are accepted. Using both text and image icons ensures accessibility and visual recognition for all users.
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Always is pleasure to help
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Thanks Roman.
You have answered my question and I agree with what you mentioned about the value of SEO.
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Base on my experience can increase the trust and confidence of any some clients increasing your Conversion Rate, The BBB can help you with the backlink pointing to your site coming from your public profile on BBB. Can reduce your bounce rate
But from the SEO perspective, there are no big changes. I mean those badges will not create traffic to your site.
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