The percentage of people who complete your campaign goal. If your conversion rate is low, it’s time to optimize your landing page or website. That’s where A/B testing comes in.

This is the percentage of visitors to a site or ad who actually take a further action, like buying a product or filling out a survey. For example, if your primary goal is to collect survey data throug [..]

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A conversion rate is defined as the relationship between visitors to a web site and actions considered to be a ‘conversion’, such as a sale or request to receive more information. A 2006 study by WebS [..]

the percentage of visitors who take a desired action.

 The relationship between visitors to a

the percentage of people who achieve a given task from a given starting point. On websites, the percentage of people starting at page A who get to page B. So for instance, if 1000 come to a homepage o [..]

This is the percentage of your clicks that generate sales or leads.. This number is given by dividing the number of sale/leads by the number of clicks you send to the offer. For example‚ if 100 clicks [..]

The Conversion Rate is the ratio (expressed as a percentage) of visitors to a website that "convert", meaning achieve a specified goal, such as making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, etc.

A measure of success for an email marketing campaign (for instance the number of recipients who completed a purchase). With email marketing, conversion rates are relatively easy to calculate because o [..]

The percentage at which visitors to a website convert, or go through with a conversion. For example, if one in every 100 visitors makes a purchase, the conversion rate is 1%.

The percentage of people who completed a desired action on a single web page, such as filling out a form. Pages with high conversion rates are performing well, while pages with low conversion rates ar [..]

The percentage of visitors to a website who sign up for advertised offers or buy advertised products. Proven high conversion ratios (via web analytics) add value to a website’s inventory.

Only one metric in a series of other measures that asses the health of your eCommerce business. It is calculated by dividing the number of people who complete a particular action by the number of visi [..]

a percentage of how many people complete a goal

In Internet Marketing, conversion rate refers to the number or percentage of visitors who convert casual content views or website visits into desired actions based on subtle or direct requests from ma [..]

The percentage of visitors to a web page who participate in an action beyond just viewing the content.

The ratio of visitors that turn into a sale after taking an action on a website.

Percentage of clicks that result in a commission-able activity (sale or lead).

Conversion rate is one of the key metrics used to evaluate the effectiveness of the e-commerce Web site. Conversion rate is reflecting the percentage of Web site‘s visitors converted in [..]

Measure of success of an online ad when compared to the click-through rate. What defines a ‘conversion’ depends on the marketing objective eg: it can be defined as a sale or request to receive more information.

The percentage of visits to your site that convert to a sale. I.e. If 1 person in every hundred visitors to your site makes a purchase, then your conversion rate is 1:100 or 1 percent.

The percentage of visits to your site that convert to a sale. I.e. If 1 person in every hundred visitors to your site makes a purchase, then your conversion rate is 1:100 or 1 percent.

Stands for the rate at which a user converts over having the opportunity to convert. See conversion for more information.

How often a click on your ad resulted in a conversion, computed by taking the number of conversions and dividing that by the number of ad clicks you received during the same time period (Source)

The percentage of people that convert. For example if 4 out of 10 visitors buy a product you have a 40% conversion rate.

The number or percentage of recipients who respond to your call-to-action for a certain internet marketing campaign. This is the measure of your campaign’s success. You may measure conversion in sales [..]

Conversions divided by clicks, which represent the rate

Conversion rate refers to the percentage of users who take a specific and desired action. Examples of conversion rate could be how many people out of those who opened an email signed up for your webin [..]

Percentage of clicks that result in a commissionable activity (sale or lead).

The percentage of visitors to a given page that convert into customers.

A conversion is any desired action that you want your targeted users to complete. This can range from clicking through to your website from an email or social media post, to signing up for a newsletter or making a purchase or enquiry through your website. Put simply, your conversion rate is the percentage of people that complete this action.

The calculation of the number of viewers to qualified business or sales of your online marketing ad/page.

A conversion rate is an equation that online advertisers and marketers use to compare the total number of visitors to a website to the number that become paying customers, subscribers or users. Conver [..]

The percentage or rate of monthly active users who have shifted from non-paying to paying users.

The (minimum) percentage defined in the regulations or fixed by the Federal Council for calculating the annual pension on the basis of the accrued pension capital. This is used in pension funds with defined contribution plans.

This metrics is used to calculate how well a game is monetizing. It is the percentage of non-paying players who become paying players by making in-app purchases

The percentage of players who convert from free players to paying players.

The percentage of players who convert from free players to paying players. Read more about conversion rate in GAMESbrief‘s forecasting spreadsheet.

The ratio of website visitors converted into paying customers

The number of visitors performing the desired action, whether the action is buying a product, filling out a form, or some other goal of the web page divided by the total number of visitors.

This rate describes the percentage of website visitors (lookers and shoppers), which actually turn into buyers after using a website clicking on an advertisement.

The number of actions taken or purchases made divided by the number of clicks received. Often called, ‘converting browsers to buyers’

An online marketing concept which gives the percentage of online store visitors who transform into paying customers divided by visitors who are given the chance to fulfill it but did not.

(marketing) The proportion of visitors to a website who take an action desired by the marketers, such as buying a product or subscribing to a newsletter.

the number of enquiries from potential customers or sales visits made by sales representatives that actually turn into orders or sales. Co-operative advertising