Motivation Drives Conversion Rates

Compared to traffic from email, social media, referrals, organic traffic and even direct traffic, paid traffic comes out on top when it comes to website conversion rates in lead generation goal websites.  The reason for this is because the motivation of visitors coming from paid traffic is higher than any other traffic methods in this study. In fact motivation of the visitor is the largest contributing factor of conversion rate. Visitors are willing to go through more hoops to convert if they have a high level of motivation for your conversion action. This does not mean we should let them. As conversion rate marketers we need to always make it easy for our prospects to convert no matter what your conversion action is. However we can not ignore the impact of motivation and how we can leverage it to increase our conversion rate. Knowing your prospects through developing user personas and a deep understanding of your website analytics data will provide the insight you need as a marketer to turn the motivation dial when it comes to increasing your conversion rate.

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About Bobby Hewitt

Bobby Hewitt is the president and director of conversion rate design for Creative Thirst, the conversion rate optimization firm that specializes in turning more clicks into customers to increase leads, subscriptions and sales to improve clients’ conversion rates. Bobby has over ten years experience in web design and Internet marketing and holds a bachelors degree in Marketing from Rutgers University. He is also certified in Online Testing and Landing Page Optimization and holds a certificate in Web Analytics from The University of British Columbia. Bobby is also the recipient of the Jim Novo Award of Academic Excellence, an award given out yearly (starting in 2007) to the graduate with the highest grade average over all 4 courses of the UBC Award of Achievement in Web Analytics and is awarded by the Web Analytics Association and University of British Columbia Continuing Studies. He believes that improving conversion rates begins with an understanding of the social psychology of your users, based on personas and persuasive design.
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