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Last updated: May 2026

What is Scroll Depth?

A metric measuring how far down a page users scroll, indicating content engagement and optimal CTA placement.

What is Scroll Depth?

Scroll depth measures the percentage of a page that users actually view by scrolling. It's typically tracked at milestones: 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%.

Why Scroll Depth Matters

If only 30% of visitors scroll past your hero section, everything below it is invisible to 70% of your audience. Scroll depth data directly informs CTA placement, content structure, and page length decisions.

Benchmarks

  • Most users see the top 50% of any page
  • Average scroll depth for blog posts: 55-65%
  • Only 20-30% of users reach the bottom of long pages

How FlowStrata Optimizes for Scroll Depth

FlowStrata places key conversion elements, CTAs, social proof, and value propositions, within the first 50% of landing pages to ensure maximum visibility for outbound-driven traffic.

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