i got 40 clicks from my site to the sign up site .... clicks from my ppc campaign i have 90
so thats where the problem is, i'm a fuckin noob thats why i'm asking this question. because i've spent almost $100 on marketing and have yet to get any converts... so even if i got say one convert i would have made $30 so then id still be down $70 ... thats why i'm askin what the hell is goin on. if i waited it out i'd just be throwing my money away
Welcome to school. School isn't free; you pay for your education. This is like you signing up for a class that you spent $100 for, and complaining that you haven't made money from the class right after you've been given your first homework assignment.
Your homework assignment:
You open up a store at a mall. You tell a billboard company outside the mall that you'll put up a sign on their billboard and will pay them $.70 for every customer who sees the sign and goes into your store. You get 90 customers who go into your store, look at the one product you have for sale, and walk out without apparently buying it.
Questions:
1) Have you really failed after only 90 non-buying customers have entered your store? What is the statistical significance of this number?
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2) Who were those customers? Did you ask them any questions, or at least learn something about them?
3) Did you give them a reason to come back later? Do they even remember who you are?
4) What else did you try to sell to them?
5) What were they looking to buy? Apparently not what you appeared to be selling. See 4).
6) What were they expecting to see when they entered your store? 40 of them liked it enough make an inquiry about actually buying the single product you have for sale; what were they expecting to see at the merchant site, and why did they bail?
7) Did the 40 really not try to buy the product? Or did some of them try, but got frustrated/confused/scrubbed/rejected?
8) How can you get ahold of them again when you're having a sale or offer a new product?
9) What is the usual sign-through ratio for this offer compared to other similar offers?
10) What is the usual sign-through ratio for this offer compared to other products in related niches?
11) What is the usual sign-through ratio for this offer compared to other products in non-related niches?
Homework time. When you've completed it, you'll be better prepared for the next class that you'll pay $100 to take.