Amazon review website on google first page, but makes NO sells:( Why???

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After three month of hard working, my first Amazon review website is on google page #1. I made my first sell at 31st Aug. I was soooo excited. Then I saw some sells during the first 10 days of September. But since 11/Sep, I haven't seen any sells. It is still on the first page and even on top five. The traffic is increasing. What could be the reason? I am confused. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do about it?

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  • Profile picture of the author signumdomine
    Are your affiliate links properly set?
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Yes. I am sure. I can check on Amazon, and there are clicks...more than before.
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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    How many clicks per day are you receiving on your affiliate links and what terms are people using to find your site?
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark72
    Are you still getting clicks recorded in your amazon stats?

    Typical conversion rates for amazon are about 2 - 4% for most products.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by Mark72 View Post

      Are you still getting clicks recorded in your amazon stats?

      Typical conversion rates for amazon are about 2 - 4% for most products.

      Yes, I am still getting clicks. The same amount of clicks as before
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  • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
    I am receiving about 15 clicks on the affiliate links. Is it too little? But how did it makes sells the first 10 days? Just lucky?
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    • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
      Originally Posted by Ashley249 View Post

      I am receiving about 15 clicks on the affiliate links. Is it too little? But how did it makes sells the first 10 days? Just lucky?
      Until you are receiving at least 100 clicks per day, your stats are really not significant.
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  • Profile picture of the author WeavingThoughts
    On an average expect 1-5 sales per 100 clicks based on the fact above.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by WeavingThoughts View Post

      On an average expect 1-5 sales per 100 clicks based on the fact above.
      OMG, that mean I have to wait for a long time to make new sells.

      I have 268 clicks this month, and already made 10 sells. I will have to wait for long to have next sell

      The search volum of my keyword is 2400 per month. With this kind of keywords, if I have a website on top five of google first page, how many traffice should it receive everyday? I only get about 30 to 40 everyday.
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      • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
        Originally Posted by WeavingThoughts View Post

        On an average expect 1-5 sales per 100 clicks based on the fact above.
        Originally Posted by Ashley249 View Post

        OMG, that mean I have to wait for a long time to make new sells.

        I have 268 clicks this month, and already made 10 sells. I will have to wait for long to have next sell

        The search volum of my keyword is 2400 per month. With this kind of keywords, if I have a website on top five of google first page, how many traffice should it receive everyday? I only get about 30 to 40 everyday.
        oh i see. I just realize that I have 477 clicks in total. And 5 sells are the products my website is promoting, other sells are some other stuff.

        Thank you, thank you.. I was trying so hard to find out the reason! Haha, silly me
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  • Profile picture of the author TheWrightWords
    How is your keyword in terms of number of searches? If you rank the highest for a term that no-one is looking for, you'll be on the first page, but it won't generate traffic. (Just got done explaining this to a client who was insisting on using a keyword term that has no searches at all...)
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by TheWrightWords View Post

      How is your keyword in terms of number of searches? If you rank the highest for a term that no-one is looking for, you'll be on the first page, but it won't generate traffic. (Just got done explaining this to a client who was insisting on using a keyword term that has no searches at all...)
      The monthly search volum is 2400. How many traffic should the site get normally?
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      • Profile picture of the author Matt Wolfe
        Originally Posted by Ashley249 View Post

        The monthly search volum is 2400. How many traffic should the site get normally?
        When you say 2,400 searches per month, is that broad match or exact match? Often times you can see something like 2,400 searches for broad match but exact match is more like 40...

        Exact match searches is a much better indicator of what sort of traffic you'll see from a keyword.

        Matt
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        • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
          Originally Posted by Matt Wolfe View Post

          When you say 2,400 searches per month, is that broad match or exact match? Often times you can see something like 2,400 searches for broad match but exact match is more like 40...

          Exact match searches is a much better indicator of what sort of traffic you'll see from a keyword.

          Matt
          Thank you for the input. 2,400 is exact match.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    I would just wait and monitor your results. Your sales will probably pick up really soon.
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  • Profile picture of the author immick
    You will want to check for other keywords related to the site you can also rank for to get your daily traffic count.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by immick View Post

      You will want to check for other keywords related to the site you can also rank for to get your daily traffic count.
      I am thinking about it. Don't how though...
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  • Profile picture of the author ldiaz117
    Patience is all I can say.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rienzi
    It might also has to do with the affiliate product. Not all products are bought every day every year. You might want to consider the trends.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by Rienzi View Post

      It might also has to do with the affiliate product. Not all products are bought every day every year. You might want to consider the trends.
      The trend shows that people are searching the keywords all the year...

      maybe I just need more traffic
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  • Profile picture of the author TDogger
    Matt is correct. broad match numbers can mean anything that Google wants them to mean and are therefore useless. The exact match number is the real number.

    The amount of traffic that you should get depends upon the rank position, and only a small percentage of that traffic will click on your affiliate link, and a small percentage of that will purchase something.

    I get about a 10% to 15% conversion on my Amazon clicks, but I write original, detailed articles about each product.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by TDogger View Post

      Matt is correct. broad match numbers can mean anything that Google wants them to mean and are therefore useless. The exact match number is the real number.

      The amount of traffic that you should get depends upon the rank position, and only a small percentage of that traffic will click on your affiliate link, and a small percentage of that will purchase something.

      I get about a 10% to 15% conversion on my Amazon clicks, but I write original, detailed articles about each product.
      Thanks. if 10% to 15% conversion on my Amazon clicks is a good number, then my conversion is not bad. Seems that I just need to drive more traffic. There are sooo much more things I need to learn.
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  • Profile picture of the author Susan A
    That is not weird at all, every product has its own conversion ratio. Maybe yours is too slow, so try to keep evaluate your marketing strategy. Most of people will just give up and and leave this case until good result come. But hey, are you that naive and just stop giving effort when you've come this close to your first success?
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by Susan A View Post

      That is not weird at all, every product has its own conversion ratio. Maybe yours is too slow, so try to keep evaluate your marketing strategy. Most of people will just give up and and leave this case until good result come. But hey, are you that naive and just stop giving effort when you've come this close to your first success?
      Thanks for the encourage.
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  • Yeah you need more volume. Rank for as many keywords as you can.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by Resale Rights Ninja View Post

      Yeah you need more volume. Rank for as many keywords as you can.
      I guess that the low volume is the reason...
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  • Profile picture of the author GaurabBorah
    You are doing well for the keywords you are targeting. You can expect to get 30-40 visitors if ranking 1 on Google for 2400 exact search keyword. You need to rank for other keywords as well. Get more rankings and more exposure. Add more posts to your site. Include other products.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashley249
      Originally Posted by GaurabBorah View Post

      You are doing well for the keywords you are targeting. You can expect to get 30-40 visitors if ranking 1 on Google for 2400 exact search keyword. You need to rank for other keywords as well. Get more rankings and more exposure. Add more posts to your site. Include other products.
      I am a newbie. Don't know how can I rank multiple keywords for one website. Should I write new articles with the new keywords I'd like to rank? Do I need to rewrite the old articles(insert the new keywords)?

      When you say include other products, do you mean the same type of products?

      Thank you!
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