:mad: JUST SOCCA CONVERSION RATES??

[Romain]

Hi All,

I was just wondering whether anyone had issues with Justsocca.com appaling conversion rate?

We have been running extremely targeted keyword campaigns for specific products and brands have have never managed over 0.36% converion rate (yes less than 4 sales every thousand visitors).

Anyone converts better than we do on this one?

[Emma Delaforce]

Hi Romain,

If you would like to send me some further information on your campaign for Justsocca.com I may be able to assist you further.

Also I will pass the conversion feedback to the merchant and come up with some ideas with them on how to improve the conversion rate.

[Romain]

Hi Emma,

thanks for the reply.

I doubt you can help me target my traffic further than what it already is TBH

Out of curiosity, what is the average conversion rate for this merchant on Webgains?

Because if it is anywhere near what I have experienced, then there is really nothing anyone can do to improve the merchant's conversion rate but the merchant himself...

Let me know,

Romain

[Emma Delaforce]

Hi Romain,

The average conversion rate for the program this year is 1.6%. Of course I will be passing your feedback onto the merchant so we can come up with ways to improve on this. Thanks for the information.

[Romain]

Hi Emma,

thanks for the feedback.

I find it hard to believe considering that PPC is usually a good benchmark for a merchant's conversion rate...

More importantly, the keywords I used were highly targeted, in the likes of specific football boots brands and models in phrase and exact matching. According to my logs, there were hardly any irrelevant searches and negative matching was well under control.

Not to mention that I was doing some brand bidding too on "just socca" and all its variations and misspells. Even that hardly ever convert.

Is there any affiliate out there who could comment on their experience with justsocca's conversion rate?

If I convert under 0.4% and the average is 4 times better than mine, then surely there must be some affiliates converting well over 2%, right?