two and a half percent
- Visitors or leads
- 10,000
- Conversions
- 250
- Revenue from those conversions
- $500,000.00
- Cost of getting the visitors
- $100,000.00
Conversion rate2.5%
arithmetic identity across all three
Open this exampleConversion rate with the value per visitor, which is the figure that decides how much traffic is worth buying. One extra percentage point is usually worth more than any plausible traffic increase.
Also called: cvr calculator, conversion percentage.
2.5%, or one in 40. Each visitor is worth $50.00 and each conversion $2,000.00. Lifting the rate to 3.5% would add 100 conversions.
Conversions over visitors. The value per visitor is the useful derivative: it converts a traffic number into money and sets the ceiling on what a click is worth paying for. The last line shows what one extra percentage point of conversion delivers, which on most funnels is a larger gain than doubling the traffic and considerably cheaper.
conversion rate = conversions / visitorsEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Conversion rate2.5%
arithmetic identity across all three
Open this exampleConversion rate0%
boundary: guarded rather than dividing by zero
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