About this block

Split With Stat Cards translates features into measured outcomes. The copy column reframes the page, features are promises, these are receipts, and the right column answers with a two by two grid of mini stat cards, each a number, a label naming the change, and a trend note attributing it to a capability. The zero card, no exports needed, shows the format can carry wit.

The stats are one array of value, label, and trend. Each card should trace to a feature shown elsewhere on the page, the section works as the measurement layer of the feature story rather than a standalone stats block, which is what separates it from the Stats group.

When to use

Reach for this block midway through a feature heavy page, after capabilities have been shown and before pricing asks for the decision. It gives skimmers a quantified summary of everything above it. Prefer with-stat-band when you want one row of large numbers, this grid when each number needs its attribution note.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Feature showcases whose outcomes these cards measure

After

• Pricing while the arithmetic is fresh
• Case Studies for the named versions of the numbers

What you can display

One strong use is the four numbers customers mention unprompted. Other grids:

• Onboarding outcomes. Time to first send, first report, and first automation as the cards.
• Efficiency set. Hours, meetings, exports, and tools eliminated, with the zeros doing the talking.
• Quality set. Deliverability, accuracy, and uptime traced to the features that produce them.

Tip: give every card a trend note naming its feature, an unattributed number is a stats block, an attributed one is an argument.