It's tempting to fill a page — more sections, more badges, more reassurance — believing that more effort visible means more trust earned. Usually the opposite happens: the busier the page, the harder it is to find the one thing you want people to do.
Subtraction is design
A clear page isn't one you couldn't afford to fill. It's one where someone decided what to leave out. Every element you remove makes the survivors louder, and the buy button is usually the survivor you want loudest.
When in doubt, cut it
If you can't say what a section is for, it's decoration, and decoration competes with your call to action. Cut it. You can always add it back if you miss it, and you rarely will.