بروزرسانی: 22 آبان 1404
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Always look deeper and investigate further.
What do you think?
I’d rather find “my people” rather than try to appease the masses.
They’re not looking at lead rates or if a page is crucial to the path to the agreement.
A blog post gets top search positions, but it only drives about 100 visitors from Google a year. Of those, only 15-20 turn into customers.
a. Delete the non-performing page?
Don’t let this happen to you.
At the same time, I would have completely understood if your first reaction was to delete or rewrite the page.
You see, metrics can be tricky.
Thank you for being my people.
Has a client wanted to delete a “low traffic” page with great conversion rates? How did you handle it? Leave a comment and let me know.
منبع: https://seocopywriting.com/isnt-more-google-traffic-better/
Yup, the answer is C. Sure, you can always tweak and test along the way, but a 20 percent conversion rate is nothing to sneeze at.
(I’ve talked about this before. My weekly content roundups rocked and drove lots of traffic. I never made a dime from them, and I’m still dealing with the blog post spam.)
c. Celebrate? Are you kidding — the page has a 15-20 percent conversion rate!
Here’s a trick question.
I mean, I’m all for driving scads of traffic to my site. But if my content efforts don’t convert or make me (eventual) money, I can’t justify the time and expense outlay.
Should you:
b. Rewrite the content?
That’s why I’d rather work smarter. Which sometimes means driving fewer folks — but those folks (like you) are deeply interested in upping their SEO writing game and what I have to say.
People can get hung up on the wrong things and completely ignore the awesomeness right in front of them.
So, be wary of using Google traffic (or a lack of Google traffic) as the only indicator if a page is “quality” or worth keeping.
At the same time, I’ve worked with clients who see a page that’s “only” driving a few hundred folks, so they want to start pushing the delete button.
They’re looking at a small piece of the metrics pie without balancing it with other data.
This “what would you do with this page?” scenario popped into my brain as I read this article about how traffic quantity doesn’t always mean quality traffic.
And neither can you.
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