How to Convert New Website Visitors

If you are constantly worrying about how you can get more visitors to your website, you may want to rethink and think about how you can get more sales from the visitors already at your site.  Before you can understand how to turn visitors into customers, you need to understand what the conversion rate is all about.

Conversion rate is actually known as how many people go onto your site with the intent to make a purchase.  There are some important things you can do to make your website’s conversion rate better.

One of the most important things you can do to convert new visitors is to make their experience on your website as easy as possible.  Be sure that your site is easy to access and works with most web browsers.  You will need to make important things easily accessible such as product specs and contact information.

It is important that you are honest and open with all your website visitors.  If there is a product that is out of stock, make sure you indicate that.  You don’t want someone excited to buy a product only to discover it is not in stock until they checkout.

You need to make sure your website is as trustworthy as possible.  There are many people that are still leery about making online purchases.  You want to make your customer feel like they can trust you enough to provide their credit card information.  One way to show this is with a SSL certificate showcased on your site

About The Author

Brittany Filori
Brittany Filori

Brittany is an accomplished COO & current CEO of 51Blocks who has written 3 digital marketing books including White Label Digital Marketing: How to Effectively Scale Your Agency for Time & Financial Freedom. Brittany is an expert on how agency owners can remove themselves from the day-to-day operations and focus on selling to scale. She helped create The Just Sell Method™ which has helped 300+ partners grow their book of clients and become more profitable with their own digital marketing agency. Brittany is passionate about leadership, operations, and agency growth.

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