Website Conversion Rates

I'll get straight to the point. How does a 20% website conversion rate sound to you?

If you already know about website conversion rates, you'll realize that 20% (20 signups out of 100 hits) is almost unheard of for something on the Internet. And that is what my survey page, dedicated to SurveySavvy, does on a regular basis. Its like a three-tiered affiliate program with a website conversion rate of 1 out of 5 hits, that will continue to pay you long after someone signs up.

The reason for this is simple: FREE income. You may also know that the very word, free, is one of the quickest attention-grabbers on the Internet. It's hard to "not investigate" "free". It's hard to "turn down" "free". You realize that there is NO RISK when something is free. Getting $2 for referrals' surveys EACH time they take them can develop an income fairly quickly when the referrals realize they don't have to pay a dime to get paid $3 - $75 for a survey. This is what make the website conversion rate much higher than something that people have to fork out cash for.

One of the best moves I made last year was signing up for SurveySavvy and advertising it. I was skeptical, but I saw the potential for residual income, and that motivated me to "feed it some advertising". I liked the website conversion rate right from the start. "Free" sells. Once the "snowball effect" began, I started to see a bigger picture and began to pursue it. This is and continues to be the highest website conversion rate item that I market, and I market about 75 things as of early 2004.

Marketing it can be as simple as placing the referral link on your website. I've had a much better website conversion rate, however, when I created a dedicated page about SurveySavvy. I tend to be "wordy" :-) with my web pages, but its really up to the webmaster.