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What's the industry standard for opt-in conversion rates? What are your experiences?
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Anything above 30% optin rate is very acceptable.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Palm Beach, FL
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I agree with AnonymousAffiliate...30% is a pretty good standard. When I first started I was at 17%, but (just under 1 year later) my squeeze pages convert at no less than 45%. Just put some elbow grease into it and you'll do fine ![]() Also, you need to make sure that you work very hard on your e-mail open rates and click thru rates. That's what will make or break your e-mail marketing (besides being cool to your list so they respond well to you )Send me a PM if you'd like some help with your squeeze page. - Tommy |
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My highest was 49%. (IM niche)
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Is there really an industry standard? For me it just depends on how I'm getting the traffic. I have anywhere from 5% - 90% optin rates (and lots in between) ... more dependent on where I'm getting the traffic from. Of course quality of the squeeze page is important too, but just thought I'd add that traffic sources need to be considered too. Solomon Huey |
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Never stop testing different elements of the optin page and it will get better and better. On some of my squeeze pages I get up to 50-60% optin rates. On others I get 30-40%. |
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Industry standard? Even if there were such a thing, who cares what others get? Focus on what works for you rather than trying to benchmark a metric half the people keep secret and the other half lie about. The thing with opt-in rates is that, as Solomon said, after a certain point it has more to do with your traffic source than what's on the page. That's assuming the squeeze is clear, has a good headline, offers a premium (or qualifies the prospect), and loads fast. Take this biz-opp opt-in page for example... Home Income Jobs | Make More Money Working From Your Home Computer | Work at Home I have tested this with dozens of traffic sources and the opt-in rate varies from .4% (CPV traffic) to 32% (rented email list) to over 60% (my own list). Banner traffic alone varies from 3% to 15%, depending where the ads run. Jonathan |
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at the moment i´m on 54% opt-in rate... think it´s good..but can be better... depends on the squeeze page and what you´re giving away and traffic. Cheers, Patrick |
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"Industry standard" - okay, poor choice of words. I just wanted to know what kind of conversion rates can I expect/hope for. Anyways, thanks for the numbers guys. |
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