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Does the math in the post seem plausible to anyone who uses affiliate links? A .001 click-through rate to Amazon seems plausible, but unless I'm mistaken the a
by TWAndrews 14y ago
Does the math in the post seem plausible to anyone who uses affiliate links? A .001 click-through rate to Amazon seems plausible, but unless I'm mistaken the author of the post is using that a conversion percentage (i.e. a click-through + purchase), which seems way too high to me, by an order of magnitude or more.
Does anyone have solid numbers for click-through to purchase rates of affiliate links?
- jlgaddis 14y agoFrom my own numbers for Q4 2012 from my personal blog: ~6900 "impressions", 577 "product link clicks", 36 "other clicks" (NFI), 8 "total items ordered", 1.31% "total conversion" (as reported by Amazon). $12.15 in earnings.