A couple hundred visitors a day but no conversions

It really depends on the niche to give it a proper evaluation. One of my properties gets close to 40,000 unique visitors a day but a very small percentage of that end up purchasing services. This is because it's a younger demographic without much income.

200 visitors/day isn't much of a sample size unless it's a higher end niche, with an older demographic boasting six figure household incomes. Even then, anything under 1000 unique visitors is very low in most cases.

The site is relatively new and you've only been driving traffic to it for a week. Certainly no reason to quit or even change anything yet. Keep pushing traffic to it, at least for another 3 weeks, and see what happens.

Once you get traffic up, if you still don't see any conversions, maybe you should reevaluate your strategy. But I think it's too soon to pull the plug.

Join to FB groups similar with your site niche. The send them article plus link to your site.

What is your site? Why do you limit it to social marketing? What do you sell?

200 visitors per day for a week? So, only 1,400 visitors?

... regardless of what niche you are in or what you are selling, that is not enough of a sample size to make any kind of decision. Keep doing what you are doing. Once you hit, say, 8,000 - 10,000 visitors without a sell, you can start slowly changing different elements around to see if anything works.

The secret sauce here is "split testing." Try two different headlines, different calls to action, etc.

... but, at this point -- again -- 1,400 is not enough to make any type of rationalized decision.

You might be driving un-targeted traffic to your website. Try using Facebook ads as it lets you drill down exactly to what your target market is.

I would suggest that you put an opt in form on your site with an irresistible offer so that you can sign people up to your mailing list. Once they are there you can woo them with free information and tutorials on some days and a direct link to your product on others. Depending on how your website is set up, some people may just be browsing and you need to capture their attention. 200 visitors is good when you consider that those are the kind of numbers driven to your site when you buy a solo ad so you expect some of them to convert if the offer is good. Its not about the number but the offer itself and how enticing it is.

Hi,

You can turn the visitors into leads by offering a free digital product relevant to your niche and creating a newsletter with information, special offers and promotion of different products in your niche store.

Of course that would mean getting some relevant PLR product to give away and an email marketing service

LB.

What is your website link? Which product or service are you promoting? I will need to take a look at it before I suggest you anything.

Please PM me your link so I can see what is going one. I have found the following is common in my experience.

• High ticket items ie sports cars. Those have poor conversion.
• Body copy has grammar errors. It kills % conversion.
• Color schemes or navigation is poor.
• Very S-L-O-W loading web pages.
• Shopping cart errors.

Worst mistake is to have shopping cart errors. That way people cannot order your items and you get no orders as in zero.

veganhumanity.com

thats my site

I don't have the cash for paid ads at the moment.
anyone have some solid suggestions for non paid alternatives to social media traffic?

In the process of implementing email list marketing with my site. Anyone have any good suggestions for plugins that popup the opt in form?

Suggestions and help anything related to my site or this post have been and are much appreciated

Hi, Theres no magical way to make lot of visitors overnight. You have to work hard to achieve it.
Thanks.