Whats your landing page conversion for sign up?

19% is good. Yet it depends on your industry standards, your ROI. But don't stop optimizing your campaign and landing page.

19% is well and good, if you keep on optimizing your site then you can improve this stats soon.

19% is ok, you should be able to get it above 30%

Whatever percentage people report is irrelevant. It's THEIR percentage and a lot goes into that. What you have to do is do anything you can to get it higher, that's your goal. Figure out what will make more people sign up.

For example, one client has franchises all over the country selling physical products. Their site is basically to show the products and get visitors to enter their zip code for the nearest dealer. The rate is only 33% with occasional peaks over 40% (kind of seasonal product). I say only because why two thirds of people don't bother finding out the nearest dealer simply by entering their zip code? Who knows. Maybe once they see the site they realize it's not what they wanted. That means that maybe the quality of traffic is low. Maybe they just can't be bothered. Maybe the form to do so is not clear or not obvious. You need to figure out what's happening in your case and try to improve. Maybe you'll never get above 20% then again, maybe you'll hit 40%. Your 19% is good if you are satisfied with it and it never goes higher no matter what you do.

Our conversion is 25% (and we work on the squeeze to get more) ;-)

around 30% or so.

It can go up to 40% with a list.

48.61% ....

But that is for a highly targeted LP and I've explained with video that prior to the prospect landing that "this is what is going to happen"

"You will see an opt-in box."

"Enter Your email"

etc..