Comments on: Day 24 – Traffic – Go Or No Go http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/ 30 Days - $10 - No Prisoners Fri, 21 Aug 2009 14:50:40 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Attracting Customers Online » Day 24 Are you getting Traffic or not? http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/comment-page-1/#comment-26403 Attracting Customers Online » Day 24 Are you getting Traffic or not? Thu, 10 Apr 2008 06:31:27 +0000 http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/#comment-26403 [...] This lesson is  very very important and totally relevant to a network marketer.  The lesson explains when you’ll get traffic to your site, and what to do, if there’s no traffic.    Read Mike Mindel’s notes on this lesson or go to  the Thirty Day Challenge Training Day 24. Posted by julieanne on April 10th, 2008 filed in 2. Traffic [...] [...] This lesson is  very very important and totally relevant to a network marketer.  The lesson explains when you’ll get traffic to your site, and what to do, if there’s no traffic.    Read Mike Mindel’s notes on this lesson or go to  the Thirty Day Challenge Training Day 24. Posted by julieanne on April 10th, 2008 filed in 2. Traffic [...]

]]> By: Summaries, Diary, Articles and Tips on One Page | Mike Mindel - Thirty Day Challenger http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/comment-page-1/#comment-978 Summaries, Diary, Articles and Tips on One Page | Mike Mindel - Thirty Day Challenger Mon, 03 Sep 2007 18:54:03 +0000 http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/#comment-978 [...] Day 24 - Go Or No Go [...] [...] Day 24 – Go Or No Go [...]

]]> By: Mike Mindel http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/comment-page-1/#comment-801 Mike Mindel Tue, 28 Aug 2007 02:00:46 +0000 http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/#comment-801 There are two metrics. The first is slipperiness. How many people who arrive at your site who click through to your affiliate link. If 100 people arrive at your website and 20 click through then your slipperiness is 20/100 or 20%. The second is your conversion rate. How many who arrrive at your affiliate page who buy. If 200 arrive at your affiliate page and 1 buys then that is a conversion rate of 1/200 or 0.5%. You want 200 people to arrive at your affiliate or money page to make 1 sale ideally. So with slipperiness of 20% and conversion of 0.5% you will need 1 * 5 * 200 = 1000 visitors overall. The aim is to eventually make your quality content page as slippery as possible without sacrificing quality. -Mike There are two metrics.

The first is slipperiness. How many people who arrive at your site who click through to your affiliate link. If 100 people arrive at your website and 20 click through then your slipperiness is 20/100 or 20%.

The second is your conversion rate. How many who arrrive at your affiliate page who buy. If 200 arrive at your affiliate page and 1 buys then that is a conversion rate of 1/200 or 0.5%.

You want 200 people to arrive at your affiliate or money page to make 1 sale ideally.

So with slipperiness of 20% and conversion of 0.5% you will need 1 * 5 * 200 = 1000 visitors overall.

The aim is to eventually make your quality content page as slippery as possible without sacrificing quality.

-Mike

]]> By: Rob Seiler http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/comment-page-1/#comment-800 Rob Seiler Tue, 28 Aug 2007 01:51:19 +0000 http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/#comment-800 Hey guys... Just some clarification required with regards to click throughs, conversions and the magical 200 visitors you keep quoting as the desired number of visitors you're aiming to get to your content page.. You mention here and I quote... "The conversion rate is the number of people who arrive at the affiliate sales page (after leaving your quality content) compared to the number of people who buy. If you get 1 in 200 then you’re doing well." You also mention... "That’s the magic 200 visitors you need to make a sale, using bad numbers." This seems to suggest that all 200 visitors that arrive on your quality content page will click through via your affiliate link to your affiliate landing page and 1 person will purchase the product. That sounds a little unrealistic. So are we talking about... 200 visitors to your quality content >>> become 200 people arriving at the affiliate sales page >>> become 1 sale of affiliate product to give a conversion rate of visitors to sales of 200:1? You can't use the 1 in 200 to describe the conversion rate from the affiliate page to a sale as well as 1 in 200 to describe the conversion rate from the quality content page to a sale without assuming that all 200 visitors click the affiliate link. Hey guys… Just some clarification required with regards to click throughs, conversions and the magical 200 visitors you keep quoting as the desired number of visitors you’re aiming to get to your content page..

You mention here and I quote… “The conversion rate is the number of people who arrive at the affiliate sales page (after leaving your quality content) compared to the number of people who buy. If you get 1 in 200 then you’re doing well.”

You also mention… “That’s the magic 200 visitors you need to make a sale, using bad numbers.”

This seems to suggest that all 200 visitors that arrive on your quality content page will click through via your affiliate link to your affiliate landing page and 1 person will purchase the product. That sounds a little unrealistic.

So are we talking about… 200 visitors to your quality content >>> become 200 people arriving at the affiliate sales page >>> become 1 sale of affiliate product to give a conversion rate of visitors to sales of 200:1? You can’t use the 1 in 200 to describe the conversion rate from the affiliate page to a sale as well as 1 in 200 to describe the conversion rate from the quality content page to a sale without assuming that all 200 visitors click the affiliate link.

]]> By: Franck Silvestre http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/comment-page-1/#comment-766 Franck Silvestre Sun, 26 Aug 2007 11:46:11 +0000 http://www.webventurer.com/blog/thirty-day-challenge-3/daily-summaries/day-24-traffic-go-or-no-go/#comment-766 Ouff! I just finished to catch up with all the posts. Now the real work start! Already ranked for one of my keywords by the way! Ouff! I just finished to catch up with all the posts. Now the real work start!

Already ranked for one of my keywords by the way!

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