ginginca
Feb 19 2007, 12:27 PM
| | We are running online campaigns for an ecommerce client at the moment and have been turning out some interesting statistics.
Industry category - baby gear and childrens products (strollers, car seats etc).
Location - Canada
(1) Organic listings >> conversion rates around .2%
(2) Overture >> no traffic
(3) Google Adwords >> conversion rates around 2% (which is profitable)
(4) shopping site A >> conversion rates around 10% (amazing!)
(5) shopping site B >> conversion rates around 20% (I nearly spat my coffee all over my keyboard)
The quality of the traffic at those shoping sites is outstanding. And by the way the cost per click is actually less than google adwords! |
Reply
livingston
Feb 19 2007, 08:47 PM
that is really interesting, and makes sense too
thanks for sharing your findings with us, this will help us in finding the correct promotion partner
Reply
ginginca
Feb 20 2007, 04:59 PM
BTW, I was very surprised to see how low the ORGANIC traffic converted. I had always thought that organic was supposed to convert well. In this case ... apparantly not!
Reply
Recent Queries:--
bypassing the password authentication system on a inspiron 600m - 374.41 hr back. (1)
Similar Topics
Keywords :
shopping sites traffic- Good And Free Sites To Advertise
- (0)
- Can The Influx Of Traffic From Digg.com Cause Problems?
- With the Adsense account that is? (6)
I have recently mentioned about the random name generator I created else where. And then, I submit
this page to Digg.com because I just wanted to see how is the crowd there with respect to this.
Well, I get 'dugg' about 2 times and there are several visitors in the past 2 hours. Then I
remembered reading somewhere that having a lot of Digg.com traffic into your site could cause a
problem with the Adsense Account. I would like to know if any of you who has been using Adsense
account has been given any warning from Google on this? Or do you know of anyone who ...
Looking for shopping, sites, drive, traffic
