I'm about to get traffic-I think

Your questions are not that easy to answer. There are way too many variables.

The Keyword tool is usually pretty accurate. But 750k searches does not mean visitors. If you have a #1 listing you get between 20% and 60% of the traffic to your page (depends on niche, competition, title, description, url).

How many visitors you convert from that depends on the keyword ("buy product" obviously converts better than "hair care"), your web site and your product.

Also it depends on other things like guarantee, phone number, friendliness and competence of staff etc.

HP

Nope.

The Google Keyword Tool combines several search phrases into a single search volume value.

If you are looking at a keyword-phrase, then the numbers they show are based on the number of variable phrases for the root keyword phrase, no matter what order the words are put into the query box.

For example:

"Big brown raisins" is combined with "brown raisins big" and "raisins brown big" to come up with a combined search volume, which is then displayed in the Google Keyword Tool for each individual phrase.

On a 3-word phrase, the following combinations would be calculated together to come up with the search volume for all of them:

• 1 2 3
• 2 3 1
• 3 1 2
• 3 2 1

These values will likely represent the following percentages to be multiplied by the whole to understand how much volume is really possible:

• 75%
• 3%
• 7%
• 15%

In other words, the first keyword phrase, "1 2 3" would account for 75% of the search volume shown in the Google Keyword Tool.

I know this is not an answer you probably wanted to see... But you need to be realistic about the possibilities...



There is a second factor that is important to the number of clicks you will actually see from the search engines: your page title and description.

The attractiveness of your page title and description will greatly influence how many clicks you actually get from a top placement in Google's search results.

You have total control over page title, and in cases where the queried keywords are not on the page, you have full control over the description shown in Google.

Both your page title and description should be written to encourage people to click YOUR link.

This will affect how many clicks you will actually see, and as important as your own page title and description is that of your competitors. Does your page look more attractive than your competitor's pages?



The next factor will influence your conversion rates. Do people who click through from the search engines to your web page actually find quickly what they have come to find?

People will make a decision in under 15 seconds as to whether they believe your page will be able to help them with their goals.

So make sure that your pages quickly show the user what they had come to see.



HTH

I think if you have just started selling the products than 1% is ok. This will increase gradually with time.

You wont be getting 750k visitors a month, but you can still expect loads of traffic! Also even if you are rank 1, doesnt mean every single person that searches your keyword will click your link.

Keep working at it though and if your keywords at targeted correctly you should be expecting some great traffic and some great money!

conversion rates also all depend on your page and what type of traffic you are getting. if its targeted traffic and you have a great web design and convincing page, then you should be seeing plenty of sales.

How well are you doing currently with this site as you are almost ranked at the top?

Then it probably is.

Some interesting information here... I wish you good luck with your website! Hopefully you will receive many visitors keep us updated!

Good stuff and great feedback. Gotta keep on learning.

I hope I have this number right, but according to Google, the #1 listing usually gets 40% of the clicks.

I may not remember the number but it was higher than I expected.

I can't help but think you've made some miscalculation somewhere. You don't give enough information to see exactly where the error is though.

I'm not being negative for negatives sake so bare with me...

-if it seems too good to be true.... Red warning triangle there
-750K visitors to a squeeze page? .... That's more like website figures not web page figures
- if I'm rank 1(which I will be soon)....I feel that if you are skilled enough and confident enough in your SEO ability to rank "several keywords at number 1" the you would likely have clarity over your visitor expectations

The things you need to check

1. Are you using exact match search volumes? This is abetter indication of short term traffic.
2. Are you sure you can get number 1 with these keywords. It can be a big jump from page 1 to number 1. If you are, then to rank so fast they must be low competition keywords which would tend to indicate lower search volumes. However if they are high competition keywords then it will take a lot more time to rank.
3. Number 1 gets around (v.average) 40% of search but 4-10 gets 2%
4. Google numbers can sometimes just be flat out wrong.

If all the above is covered, you rank your keywords at number 1, your traffic comes in as forecasted and your conversions are remotely decent then you have great system and a great future.

The very best of luck to you