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Re: 10% of 2% is not as good as 5% of 5% and...
Posted By: Mohamad Zaki Hussein In Response To: Re: 10% of 2% is not as good as 5% of 5% and... (Jimmy Boyd)
Date: Friday, 14 October 2005, at 3:13 p.m.
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for your reply and willingness to help.
Yea, 1% click-to-sales is bad.
And no, it's not hundreds per sale, because I only promote affiliate products that gives around $10-$20 commissions - I don't have my own product. This also makes me hard to do something about the sales page, because in this thing, I'm completely at the mercy of my merchants.
Also, I usually send people to the free stuff of the merchant that will act as a preselling tool, like the http://www.viralmarketingcrashcourse.com, and almost never send people directly to the sales latter. That viral crash course only produce one sale, even though there are 74 clickthrus (with 78 raw hits) from my email (my subs are around 950 people, started the list at early 2005).
I don't want to be too hard in the internet marketing niche before I can back up myself with significant result from other niche, because I don't think it's right to make money only from preaching people how to make money. So my focus is still on other niches.
Thanks,
Zaki> 1% click-to-sale ratio is more about your offer than anything else.
> Unless you are making hundreds per sale, that is not good.
> By way of comparison, I have gotten zero bucks from one offer and
> sometimes over $500 with my best offer. It really does matter what you are
> selling and how you present the offer.> I would bet you are trying to sell the wrong thing or don't have
> sufficiently sizzling ad copy. Do NOT leave it up to the product website
> to close the sale, and do NOT expect to make great conversions with canned
> copy or your own bad attempt to make it better. You can multiply your
> conversion rate by presenting the right copy before they click through.> What are you selling, and can we see an example of your ad copy? Like Sam
> said, if you want a good answer, you need to provide a LOT more
> information. How can we help if we don't really know what you are doing
> now?> It could be a slight tweak on your part. Then again, it may require a
> complete overhaul. We don't know that because you aren't giving all the
> information.> Jimmy
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