Now this is sounding like one of those ‘make millions over night’ style articles, but it isn’t, here is the maths.
Here Is An Example Of Figures
– You currently get 1,200 unique customers per year
– The average total checkout value is £20
– The average unique customer purchases from you 3 times during the year
– That would mean 3,600 transactions at £20 each generating a total of £64,000
Here Is The Maths
– You increase your conversion rate by 30%
– You increase average spend by 20%
– You increase the number of times people purchase by 30%
Your New Figures Would Read
– 1,560 unique customers
– Average total checkout value of £24
– Average customer purchases 4 times per year
– That would mean 6,240 transactions at £24 each generating £149,760
So as you can see the figure has gone from £64,000 revenue to £149,760, an increase in revenue of 134%.
How you go about achieving this is obviously a big subject and it would require a good effort to achieve those figures. But having said that even increasing your conversion rate by 5%, average spend by 5% and number of times people purchase by 5% would make a worthwhile difference.
I’m going to carry on this theme in next Mondays article and focus on how to increase conversion rates.





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