Convertion ratio in the promotion dashboard
I have recently found the "Convertion ratio" indicator at the bottom of the promotion dashboard and was wondering if any of you could tell me what a "good" convertion ratio would be.
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Out of curiousity, does it break it down per traffic source? Or does it just give a general conversion rate for all traffic?
I checked and it looks like it does not break down per traffic source, just general.
Lesbian Cuties How good the conversion rate is tends to be hugely dependent on the type of traffic you're getting. For example, review site traffic is usually fairly well-converting, I even heard of 20:1 and such numbers, although these seem a little fantastic. I'd expect, if you have a positive review on a website, that it should be around 50:1. You would see similar numbers or ones a bit worse with a members area advertisement (if a paysite owner places your advert in their members area, shown to users that already paid at least once for their access). At the same time, traffic from your profile on a Tube site might be good if it was 5000:1 (but there is so much more traffic that it may well be worth the trouble dealing with tubes as well).
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Lesbian Cuties How good the conversion rate is tends to be hugely dependent on the type of traffic you're getting. For example, review site traffic is usually fairly well-converting, I even heard of 20:1 and such numbers, although these seem a little fantastic. I'd expect, if you have a positive review on a website, that it should be around 50:1. You would see similar numbers or ones a bit worse with a members area advertisement (if a paysite owner places your advert in their members area, shown to users that already paid at least once for their access). At the same time, traffic from your profile on a Tube site might be good if it was 5000:1 (but there is so much more traffic that it may well be worth the trouble dealing with tubes as well). So, it's hard to say what a "good" conversion rate is.
WebcamStartup Yes good point there, need to make sure this is prioritized up - showing per-affiliate conversion rate to models and per-model conversion rate to affilliates.
Lesbian Cuties How good the conversion rate is tends to be hugely dependent on the type of traffic you're getting. For example, review site traffic is usually fairly well-converting, I even heard of 20:1 and such numbers, although these seem a little fantastic. I'd expect, if you have a positive review on a website, that it should be around 50:1. You would see similar numbers or ones a bit worse with a members area advertisement (if a paysite owner places your advert in their members area, shown to users that already paid at least once for their access). At the same time, traffic from your profile on a Tube site might be good if it was 5000:1 (but there is so much more traffic that it may well be worth the trouble dealing with tubes as well). So, it's hard to say what a "good" conversion rate is.
WebcamStartup Yes good point there, need to make sure this is prioritized up - showing per-affiliate conversion rate to models and per-model conversion rate to affilliates.
If someone can answer me this question; "What's the URL of the landing page after a user successfully registers" I can do up a quick tutorial on how to setup conversion rules in Google Analytics. It'll provide details on conversion rates for different channels / traffic sources.
@WebcamStartup, it leads to /home, with a few unique biller identifyers/codes after /?
Are the identifiers static (don't chage) or variable (varies with each site / reigstration / user / ect)?
Is there are part of the URL parameters that are consistant with every transaction? If so, might be able to setup a conversion rule using wildcards or whatever they call it for this particular scenario.
Damn, I was really hoping there was a "Success!" page.
We're discussing using that actually.