Mass traffic vs raindrop traffic

EDSmontreal · 2008-06-02, 10:49 PM

Quality of traffic certainly should, by common sense, make more sales.

However, I've seen an increase on one of my blogs from 150-200 google hits a day to about 1200 google hits a day, and no increase in conversions. They haven't gone down, the traffic is staying, reading, looking, but conversions have stayed level, no up, no down.

I would like to blame it on my own blog, that it's not optimized to sell, and that it's my fault, which it probably is - but what I don't get is that even with an increase in traffic, sales haven't gone up.

I'm confused! |badidea|

2008-06-02, 10:49 PM	#5
EDSmontreal Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 26	Quality of traffic certainly should, by common sense, make more sales. However, I've seen an increase on one of my blogs from 150-200 google hits a day to about 1200 google hits a day, and no increase in conversions. They haven't gone down, the traffic is staying, reading, looking, but conversions have stayed level, no up, no down. I would like to blame it on my own blog, that it's not optimized to sell, and that it's my fault, which it probably is - but what I don't get is that even with an increase in traffic, sales haven't gone up. I'm confused! \|badidea\| __________________ Spicecash.com