Amazon conversion question
I've never really noticed or paid attention to this before, but yesterday there were 4 items sold through my affiliate links out of 5 clicks, which were generated from 5 unique users. Amazon reported a 80% conversion, but i'm curious as to just what these figures mean.
Does this mean 4 different people ordered 1 item each and the last person didn't, hence the 80% conversion, or is it only relative to the amount of items that were purchased compared to the amount of clicks i.e. 4 items ordered from 5 different people = 80% conversion?
I asked Amazon, but they apologised and said they can't release this information for customer security reasons. Strange.
Anyone able to enlighten me? It would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nick.
Does this mean 4 different people ordered 1 item each and the last person didn't, hence the 80% conversion, or is it only relative to the amount of items that were purchased compared to the amount of clicks i.e. 4 items ordered from 5 different people = 80% conversion?
I asked Amazon, but they apologised and said they can't release this information for customer security reasons. Strange.
Anyone able to enlighten me? It would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nick.