what's your blog lead conversion rate?

Only if you're looking at it quantitatively, and assuming that a bigger list will necessarily equate to a bigger income. (Quite often that isn't true at all).

In your situation, for myself I'd be far more concerned about the potentially outstanding future customers I'm driving away from the site - never to return - with the popup, exit popup, multiple opt-in boxes, plugins and so on.

I make my living from lists built on all my blogs, and am happy to look at yours if you want to send me a private message, but I'll report honestly what I think.

However ... be aware, also, that (a) your overall opt-in rate from a blog is always going to be significantly lower than an overall opt-in rate from a pure squeeze page, and (b) you may well still be building a better quality, more lucrative list that way than you would with a pure squeeze page instead of a landing page on a blog (something I've tested, myself, multiple times and found every single time that the larger squeeze-page-derived lists produce lower incomes).

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Hi Murtuza,

A few things

1st you cannot ask for a comparison of lead conversions/signups to your

autoresponder for anyone that will help you except for blogs in your same niche.

You need to base your expectations based on other blogs in the same niche because conversions vary so much between niches as well as keyword phrases that are bringing your traffic.

2nd you need to determine what keywords are phrases are the bulk of your conversion traffic coming from.

3rd concentrate on those words that are working and improving your conversions by split testing.

4th after you've optimized those factors then find related keyword phrases that you can test to see if they bring more traffic and repeat the process.

5th find out who the biggest competitors are and what phrases or keywords there using and optimize articles or pages for them and analyze there site, see what lead bait there using and what types of advertising there using.

6th use fastblogfinder to help you find,compare and optimize your blog, there is a free edition that's fully functional it just limits your results to 50 you can find it here at: Downloads | Fast Blog Finder

After you've done all your optimization consider using paid advertising as long as you know what it cost's you per lead verses the return of income per customer ( your metrics) so you understand how much and where to spend your money (or your clients) based on the math to justify your cost per lead.

we could go on but these are all good ways to optimize and get leads.

Good luck!