Is 250 People on My List Enough to Gage Conversion Rate for My Product?

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Hello,

I have 250 subscribers with 5 follow-up emails. I am converting 2.5% of them on a $10 product which seems pretty low for that cheap of a product.

Do you think I need more subscribers before I can say that is my average conversion rate? Or do you think 250 is enough to say that even if I have 2,000 subs I will only convert 2.5% of them?

Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
    Originally Posted by JamesAggie View Post

    Hello,

    I have 250 subscribers with 5 follow-up emails. I am converting 2.5% of them on a $10 product which seems pretty low for that cheap of a product.

    Do you think I need more subscribers before I can say that is my average conversion rate? Or do you think 250 is enough to say that even if I have 2,000 subs I will only convert 2.5% of them?

    Thanks!
    What percentage of the 250 actually opened your emails? And of those who opened, what percentage clicked through?

    Assuming 25% opened, and 40% clicked through, your actual conversion rate would be much higher.

    But you didn't ask that.

    In answer to your question, you'll need a larger number of subs before you can predict future results with any accuracy.

    Alex
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    • Profile picture of the author ZerosToHero
      I am getting a 15% open rate and about half of those click to my site.
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      • Profile picture of the author Hugh Thyer
        The other factor is the relationship you have with your list. If you've had it a long time and have communicated with them frequently then your response rate will be higher than cold optins.
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      • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
        Originally Posted by JamesAggie View Post

        I am getting a 15% open rate and about half of those click to my site.
        So if I'm doing my math right, 19 people saw your offer and 6 bought. 31.6% conversion rate.

        Looks to me like you need to get the open rate higher. For every 5% you raise it, if your current numbers hold, you'll make 2 extra sales.

        But you really do need more throughput before you can consider your numbers accurate and quotable.

        Alex
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  • Profile picture of the author wcmylife
    You are doing 5 follow-up emails on a $10 product - what's the frequency on the auto-responders like. That is how long from sign-up to sales page?

    If I can be of help...
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  • Profile picture of the author lconsult
    Are you resending your "non opens" with the same e-mail that has a *different* subject line?

    If so, are those statistics included? If not, you might want to try it and see if your conversion % increases.
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