Signup ratio / visitor

[Squizzel]

Im guessing some people may be reluctant to share these numbers. Id be very interested to know what kind of signup ratio to visitors is. I know theres obviously lots of variables based on the quality of traffic and the quality of your landing page/advertisments. But what is a good signup ratio?

Also, of those who signup, what is a good ratio for those who become real money players?

Thx,

[MJ]

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[Lenny]

I dont keep track of clicks so cant tell you that number.

What i can tell you is across all of my sites for the past year. The worst month 16.7% of signups converted and the best month 22.9% converted.

[GregW]

My main strategy focused site has a ratio of about 250:1.

A smaller, poker room focused site has a ratio of about 25:1.

I know it looks quite sweet for one to be exactly 10 times bigger than the other, but I just went though some stats and these are fairly accurate figures.

One of the reasons why these ratios are quite poor is because I don't tend to write too many "money pages". But then that's one out of a number of factors that could contribute to visitor:signup ratios.

I dont keep track of clicks so cant tell you that number.

You don't need any click tracking for this one. Just divide the total number of visits to your site by the signups.

[Squizzel]

250-1 is pretty damn good in all other niches. 1:1000 is adequate in alot of industries.

[MJ]

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[GregW]

That's just PMPs, irrespective of whether they go on to become RMPs or not.

Are you working out your total signups as PMPs + RMPs or just PMPs?

[MJ]

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