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Hi
I have 50,000 characters of text to put on one web page, but am finding that I cannot input more than about 15,000 without the web page messing up.
Is there a limit and is there a way to over-ride this?
thanks
Mark
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Hi john
The page is
https://www.clearboxesforshoes.co.uk/ts … timonials/
46927 characters incl spaces
Many thanks
Mark
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80,000 characters is a NOVEL! No one would wait for 50,000 to load. Why not break it up into pages? Put the best on the 1st page, because most people will give it a cursory look and won't surf past that.
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susan2go wrote:
80,000 characters is a NOVEL! No one would wait for 50,000 to load. Why not break it up into pages?
Characters or words?
It is broken into two pages already, and doesn't seem to take too long to load, although I agree that the page is rather long. I would limit it to 10 or 12 to a page.
Interesting name 'Tszujimoanials', but I think I'd have omitted the first 'a' - looks a bit too much like 'moan'!!!
Nigel
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ZipSkins wrote:
Characters or words?
Well, words actually, LOL. But people surfing have the attention span of a mite. If the page doesn't load quickly and they can't scan it quickly, they will surf away. How many Amazon reviews do you read? I read maybe 2 or 3 depending on the purchase. How many testimonials will people actually read? Maybe 2 or 3, depending on the amount of money involved.
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Thanks all for opinions and comments.
The page loads in about 3 seconds so no problems there. I found a section of body copy that was causing the page to fail to display correctly. No idea why, but anyway the page works fine now.
I would not expect anyone ever to read below the cut line, but somehow publishing loads of testimonials just gives customers the feeling that they are in good company. I agree - I never read past the first 2 or 3 reviews on amazon, but when there are lots of them I find it helps to cement the purchase decision no end.
cheers
mark
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It's looks super, pittman. Your testimonials are not tomes so one can quickly scan them.
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