It keeps the user on the same page, reducing wait times.
For years, blogs used "Page 1, 2, 3..." links. Today, that feels clunky.
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Below is a proper blog post on how to use "Load More" effectively to keep readers engaged. The Power of the "Load More" Button: Keeping Readers Hooked
Sometimes, "Load More" isn't the answer. If your site is a massive archive where people need to find specific old posts, traditional pagination or a robust search bar might be better. It keeps the user on the same page, reducing wait times
While it seems like a small detail, this tiny button can be the difference between a high bounce rate and a reader who stays for hours. Here is why it matters and how to do it right. Why "Load More" Beats Traditional Pagination
Ensure the page doesn't "jump" when new content loads. The user should stay exactly where they clicked. Blogging 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Write an
Tapping a big button is much easier for thumbs than clicking tiny page numbers. Best Practices for Your Button