Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page

txaristocrat · 27th Mar 2016, 07:28 PM

Greetings,

My goal for 2016 is to build 50 sales pages in niches such as SEO, affiliate marketing, and adsense. I have already put together 20 video courses, 20 eBooks, and 10 audio courses for my sales pages. I am able to drive up to 100,000 keyword targeted visitors per day as I'm going it right now with a few blogs. My question is with an average of 100,000 targeted visitors a day what type of conversion rate can I expect on sales?

Please don't say 100,000 visitors per day isn't possible as I am already doing it with two different blogs. I'd prefer to get input about the CR for a sales page.

Thanks

SCrafted · 27th Mar 2016, 09:58 PM

I don't think you can know that information untill you have some data.
Maybe you can have a look at this Google Adwords conversion rate averages by industry [infographic] - Smart Insights Digital Marketing Advice
I don't think SEO and affiliate marketing conversion rates are there but just to get a general idea.

jasonbaudendistel · 27th Mar 2016, 10:52 PM

I've worked in online and offline sales situations unless your closing on the phone 5% is a pretty solid conversion rate.

emzi · 30th Mar 2016, 06:30 AM

Originally Posted by txaristocrat

Greetings,

My goal for 2016 is to build 50 sales pages in niches such as SEO, affiliate marketing, and adsense. I have already put together 20 video courses, 20 eBooks, and 10 audio courses for my sales pages. I am able to drive up to 100,000 keyword targeted visitors per day as I'm going it right now with a few blogs. My question is with an average of 100,000 targeted visitors a day what type of conversion rate can I expect on sales?

Please don't say 100,000 visitors per day isn't possible as I am already doing it with two different blogs. I'd prefer to get input about the CR for a sales page.

Thanks

Conversion rate depends on a lot of factors txaristocrat. The best way to analyse this data is to look at your analytics report. If you have been already driving 100k visitors, most probably you already have a good picture of conversion. Bravo to driving 100k visitors. please also do share how you do that, so we can learn from you as well.

Sean DeSilva · 6th Apr 2016, 05:25 AM

You're looking at doing a sales page a week, do you have a team behind you? If not the tracking, testing, and optimization work can get out of hand very quickly.

2% is a safe number to start with, of course assuming high quality, offer relevant traffic. Brand terms for e-commerce can convert upwards of 3%, which goes to show how important the search/landing page fit is.

webmarke · 6th Apr 2016, 05:43 AM

No one here can answer that question. It all depends on your content and ad placement. If you just put ads on your site , then your conversions will be much lower than a site where the blog owner uses his/her content to presell products that they are promoting.

Hearn · 8th Apr 2016, 09:10 AM

Depends on many many variables. The biggest one: the irrational human mind. You can change the color of the payment button and triple the sales. So split testing is crucial especially with 100k daily visitors. Different design elements, different products, different prices. At 0.5% conversion rate you get 500 daily sales. But that's nothing compared to what you can get from 10% optin rate to your email list and marketing through email.

themebounce · 16th May 2016, 04:31 PM

Just as a rule of thumb for conversion rates you want to stick around 1-2%. That's a standard starting point for general traffic. Obviously highly targeted traffic will do better but you can usually only get so much. 1-2% has been a general good starting point for me. I've worked in tons of niches online with 12 years of experience in high volume.

Once I'm at 1-2% I start scaling. As I scale I work on optimizing and increasing the conversion rate through split testing.

27th Mar 2016, 07:28 PM	#1
txaristocrat Warrior Member Join Date: 2016 Location: Dallas, Texas, USA Posts: 13 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: Greetings, My goal for 2016 is to build 50 sales pages in niches such as SEO, affiliate marketing, and adsense. I have already put together 20 video courses, 20 eBooks, and 10 audio courses for my sales pages. I am able to drive up to 100,000 keyword targeted visitors per day as I'm going it right now with a few blogs. My question is with an average of 100,000 targeted visitors a day what type of conversion rate can I expect on sales? Please don't say 100,000 visitors per day isn't possible as I am already doing it with two different blogs. I'd prefer to get input about the CR for a sales page. Thanks

27th Mar 2016, 09:58 PM	#2
SCrafted Banned Join Date: 2016 Posts: 461 Thanks: 207 Thanked 41 Times in 36 Posts	Re: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: I don't think you can know that information untill you have some data. Maybe you can have a look at this Google Adwords conversion rate averages by industry [infographic] - Smart Insights Digital Marketing Advice I don't think SEO and affiliate marketing conversion rates are there but just to get a general idea.

27th Mar 2016, 10:52 PM	#3
jasonbaudendistel Warrior Member Join Date: 2016 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: I've worked in online and offline sales situations unless your closing on the phone 5% is a pretty solid conversion rate.

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Sean DeSilva HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2014 Location: Rancho Cucamonga, California Posts: 356 Thanks: 44 Thanked 73 Times in 62 Posts	Re: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: You're looking at doing a sales page a week, do you have a team behind you? If not the tracking, testing, and optimization work can get out of hand very quickly. 2% is a safe number to start with, of course assuming high quality, offer relevant traffic. Brand terms for e-commerce can convert upwards of 3%, which goes to show how important the search/landing page fit is.
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webmarke VIP Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 1,721 Thanks: 55 Thanked 622 Times in 395 Posts Blog Entries: 22	RE: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: No one here can answer that question. It all depends on your content and ad placement. If you just put ads on your site , then your conversions will be much lower than a site where the blog owner uses his/her content to presell products that they are promoting.

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Hearn viptraffictraining.com Join Date: 2012 Location: Cyberspace Posts: 359 Thanks: 8 Thanked 55 Times in 52 Posts	Re: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: Depends on many many variables. The biggest one: the irrational human mind. You can change the color of the payment button and triple the sales. So split testing is crucial especially with 100k daily visitors. Different design elements, different products, different prices. At 0.5% conversion rate you get 500 daily sales. But that's nothing compared to what you can get from 10% optin rate to your email list and marketing through email.
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themebounce Warrior Member Join Date: 2015 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 22 Thanks: 3 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Average Conversion Rate for a 10,000 Visits a Day Sales Page Share on: Just as a rule of thumb for conversion rates you want to stick around 1-2%. That's a standard starting point for general traffic. Obviously highly targeted traffic will do better but you can usually only get so much. 1-2% has been a general good starting point for me. I've worked in tons of niches online with 12 years of experience in high volume. Once I'm at 1-2% I start scaling. As I scale I work on optimizing and increasing the conversion rate through split testing.
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