Buying and Selling Automobile Dealerships - Axioms when Negotiating
Buying and Selling Automobile Dealerships – Axioms When Negotiating the ContractNo two negotiations are alike and in the art of negotiations there are no fixed responses; there are only basic rules that are to be adapted according to each circumstance and basic duties that formulate the boundaries of hyperbole. The basic dutieses more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors

At times, marketing your business online can seem incredibly complicated. On any given day, you may see 20 different tips being thrown at you for improving your marketing.

In all this noise, you can lose perspective on this one very important, basic fact -

The More Visitors You Convert Into Subscribers and

Customers - The More Money You Will Make

I'm as guilty of ignoring this advice as anyone else. At times in my business I have spent 99% of my marketing effort on getting more traffic, and ignoring techniques to turn more of those visitors into customers.

Now, my sites consistently convert over 1.5% of visitors into customers, sometimes more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors p

ing.

In all this noise, you can lose perspective on this one very important, basic fact -

The More Visitors You Convert Into Subscribers and

Customers - The More Money You Will Make

I'm as guilty of ignoring this advice as anyone else. At times in my business I have spent 99% of my marketing effort on getting more traffic, and ignoring techniques to turn more of those visitors into customers.

Now, my sites consistently convert over 1.5% of visitors into customers, sometimes more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors

The More Money You Will Make

I'm as guilty of ignoring this advice as anyone else. At times in my business I have spent 99% of my marketing effort on getting more traffic, and ignoring techniques to turn more of those visitors into customers.

Now, my sites consistently convert over 1.5% of visitors into customers, sometimes more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors

e traffic, and ignoring techniques to turn more of those visitors into customers.

Now, my sites consistently convert over 1.5% of visitors into customers, sometimes more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors

es more, but rarely less.

Now that seems pretty good - but what if I could get that to be 2%, 2.5% or more on a consistent basis.

With over 15,000 visitors per month on just one of my sites, that could mean a very major increase in customers and revenue!

In fact, logic would dictate I should be spending more time focused on conversion than generating traffic - so thats what I'm doing.

Which Site Do You Think Converts Better

Ok - here's a test.

Here are two sites I am split testing (fancy term for software that equally splits traffic going to two or more pages, without the visitor knowing and ensuring any future visits, they will be taken back to that same page):

http://www.infoproductcreator.com/ebook/index1.html

and

http://www.infoproductcreator.com/ebook/index2.html

The pu