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sam 2004-04-23 02:02 AM

TGP vs Link List convertion ratios
 
Hey all,

Ok, I've been at this roughly 5 months now...I find that my free sites on link list convert more. Basically, I've got mostly all my sign ups through my free sites and 0 through TGP.

I just want to know what converts more in general? What's been some of your experiences?

Surfn 2004-04-23 04:59 AM

Use the board search function this has been stated in several threads on the topic. :D

Greenguy 2004-04-23 09:24 AM

I'd say that in general, taking every TGP out there & comparing it to every link lists out there, that the link list would convert better, but the tgp's have more traffic, so in the long run, that might mean more sales.

Of course, none of this could ever be proven on a large scale & I am biased as I do run a link list :)

neo-gel 2004-04-23 01:23 PM

I think it's half a dozen on one side 6 on the other.

Link Lists have higher conversion ratios but less traffic. Tgps have lower conversion ratios but higher traffic.

neo-gel 2004-04-23 01:24 PM

Also it does appear that the way Link Lists are setup they are easier for beginners to make sales with them.

As you have seen.

HarryM 2004-04-25 11:35 AM

Seems the same for me, link lists over tgp, dont think i have made a free site yet that didnt work, but galleries only a few like 1/5000, but i suck at galleries.

Ramster 2004-04-25 07:56 PM

I do a lot of TGP and for the most part link lists convert better. But like Greenguy said TGPs generate much more traffic so the potential can be good.

4Pics 2004-04-28 06:51 PM

I think link lists do better, but they have less traffic by alot.


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