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Originally Posted by geedub
That's what happens unless you're pushing some serious volume.
Yesterday my overall ratio was 1:178 and today so far I am at 1:1323.. I see this as perfectly normal, you would make a rant about how you're getting fucked.
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Only one way to find out if thats normal is byy having working and accurate stats which stopped functioning some time around august 2010.
And for your info I respectfully disagree and it is not normal because you say its normal!
Once again I have had ccbill reps who told us personally in the past year they are willing to go on record because even they can see the yo yo ratio swings numbers are not normal and do not make sense.... there is a disconnect.
Why work to increase traffic when you can have 1/180 on monday double the same targeted traffic then on tuesday like you say you are 1/2000
Not a personal attack on you but that is not normal...I don't know what your reasoning but just because its normal in your mind does not mean it should not be scrutinized.
We are talking about sales leads here....when someone lands on your join form you need that click counted and reported...period!
The form submission percentage is the most stable stat I have ever examined in this business and when you achieve an annual cumulative form submit percentage of 30-35% for 5 years straight regardless of traffic, content and affiiliates then it tells you that form submits should be under normal circumstances the most stable and steady stat one can have.
You see any sales number count can be reported to you in your absence, however for every single sale approval there must be at least 1 corresponding form submissision. There could be multiple form submissions but if you see a sale...then it is common sense and intellect to want to verify and visually see the corresponding form submission.
If affiliates can be counted, affiliate sales can be counted, charge backs can be counted, voids can be counted, databases can be counted, rebills can be counted...
certainly certainly certainly certainly surely surely surely a form submission can be counted and reported as well as a form hit. To sit there and say oh its broke...and we don't know when its getting fixed is an insult.
the damn thing worked flawlessly for years up until 2010 Somebody thought form hits report were important enough to program into the software. Even verotel has form hits reports...I don;t see anyone asking them to fix their form hits reports for 2 years.
But anyway this is redundant I am looking into google analytics and maxpanel since I am heavily invested with this billing option.