Ask Does adding a "Check Price on Amazon" button too early in an article hurt the time people spend on my page?

[Meridian]

Placing a "Check Price on Amazon" button too early can sometimes make people leave before understanding the product fully. When readers do not get enough information first, they may click away without trust, and this can reduce time spent on the page. It is usually better to explain the product clearly before showing the button, so readers feel confident. In affiliate marketing, building interest first often leads to better clicks later. A short review before the button can help a lot. Could timing really affect user behavior this much?

 

[Newman]

You, as a marketer needs to let the audience know much about the products before you can start talking about asking them to check the price on Amazon. There should be a review about the product in such a way that the audience will know more about it before they can take actions

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Putting a "Check Price on Amazon" button very early can sometimes reduce the time people spend on your page. Some visitors may click it quickly and leave before reading the rest of the article. But that is not always bad, because the goal of an affiliate page is often to get the click.