When visitors to your website are not buying or subscribing, it becomes obvious that you have a conversion problem.
However, the real danger lies when your visitors ARE actually buying and subscribing. When you have what you believe to be a “good” conversion rate, and you are making a little bit of money from your site (or even a lot of money from your site), you have the natural tendency to change your focus away from maximizing conversion rates.
If you know you have a conversion problem, then you are motivated to do what it takes to fix the problem. But if you’re making sales and getting optins, you just may begin to take conversion for granted.
I’ve been guilty of this myself. A few years ago I had a niche site selling an ebook on how to relieve arthritis pain naturally. And of course (as “The Conversion Doctor”) when…
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Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) can absolutely transform your online business.



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