Greenguy Stats Updated - 2nd Monthly Run Is Now Online

[Toby]

In looking at those programs in more detail I see another issue that's difficult to include in the stats. Some of them have recurring billing on their 3 month and 6 month subscriptions. A few of those that rebill a couple of times will really skew the $ per signup when compared to programs whose longer subscriptions don't recur.

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by Toby

In looking at those programs in more detail I see another issue that's difficult to include in the stats. Some of them have recurring billing on their 3 month and 6 month subscriptions. A few of those that rebill a couple of times will really skew the $ per signup when compared to programs whose longer subscriptions don't recur.

I agree 100% - there's a lot of factors that skew the numbers

Originally Posted by Toby

How much was made is of course the bottom line, but without posting the actual $$$ earned comparisons need to be viewed with consideration for the various signup and rebill options for each program and how the differences may effect the numbers listed.

As an example, for my top $$$ sponsor for the last 12 months, only 29% of revenue came from recurring signups and rebills. The remaining 71% came from non-recurring signups.

I might have a solution for this one - next run, I will put in:
Percent Of Money Made From One Time Signups
Percent of Money Made From Trial/Recurring Signups

I'm also looking into including these for the next run:
Percent Currently Active
Longest Rebill In Months
Percent Chargebacks/Refunds

All those might help things out a bit

BUT!

Give me credit for one thing...PLEASE! This is a lot better then looking at a list like like this:
Program 1 - 1:459
Program 2 - 1:574
Program 3 - 1:1024

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Greenguy

BUT!

Give me credit for one thing...PLEASE! This is a lot better then looking at a list like like this:
Program 1 - 1:459
Program 2 - 1:574
Program 3 - 1:1024

Oh, you get credit for far more than just that one thing. They are indeed much better than comparing conversion ratios and $ per click. Compiling those numbers was a ton of work and is greatly appreciated.

Looking at your stats vs my stats just made me realize how much minor differences in payment options can effect the numbers. I'm a bit of a stats junkie, gotta do something with all that math and statistics I took in college.