There are quite a few very important messages in your article here and most important it seems is that we need to be converting browsing customers into buying customers.

A big mistake is to use popular keywords which are irrelevant to my blog just to attract customers in the first place. When they go into my blog they will see that I don’t have what they are searching for and leave, possibly irate and not wanting to return. Point taken here……..most of the population don’t like dishonesty!

I particularly like the way you sum up in the last paragraph with three key points to look at if you want a higher conversion rate. I have definitely noted this article for future reference.

Thanks Sean

Blessings,
Elly
.-= Elly´s last blog .. =-.

My website traffic is definitely not resulting in sales. One of my biggest problems is I didn’t choose the right keywords. But, I’m currently working on changing them and I hope to see a difference.

The next thing I’m going to change is the way I write my posts. I just think it’s not interesting enough to keep people’s attention or to get them to bookmark it for me.

So, I have lots to do on my site and hopefully, I’ll start seeing an increase and a change in the behaviour of my website traffic.
.-= Jazz Salinger´s last blog ..Learn and Earn – It’s a Marathon Not a Sprint =-.