Fairly new to Bonanza. In terms of this site’s web traffic in general, what is a good amount of views in 1 hour? What is a slow amount of views? Say for every 100 items…how many views/hour would be considered good/bad?
Also, I understand what “Browsing” is and what “Buying” means, but what exactly does “Thinking” indicate? Also, if 0 customers are in your booth and it says “0 Browsing”, then how could there be “1 Thinking” at the same time?
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Weblotz Reputation: 28 See Weblotz's booth |
views are dependent on how much advertising you do…
as to how the “Lexity” works you should probably ask support..thinking just means that the item was clicked on or placed in cart, but not purchased yet…and yes if someone put item in cart, then left booth..then browsing can be zero
as to view numbers…don’t even consider booth views…
as to item views..if I tweet a few items per day..I can have as many as several thousand views (both bots and people)….
You can make the number of views by simply pinning, facebooking or tweeting…so as to the # considered good or bad really cannot be quantified
If do not use social media and get 10 views a day..then that is good for you…if you use social media and get 1000 views a day, then that is good for that person…
It’s the conversion to sales rate that should be of more interest..though getting those views up can only help
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
Thanks, the shopping cart pertaining to “thinking” makes sense. I think the whole shopping cart thing is antiquated. We don’t need to drive anywhere, walk down any aisles, search through any racks, wait in line, count the money, etc, but we still need a shopping cart? If you’re “thinking” about something in the store, you don’t very well put it in your cart, do you? If I’m thinking about a purchase online, I simply “watch” the item. Eliminates the need for a shopping cart.
So are u saying that without social media, a Bonanza user who has 100 active items should get 10 views per day and that would be considered good? So what would be an avg amount of views per 100 items? 5? Say if u get 5views/100items that is avg, any less views than 5 would be below avg and 6+ views would be considered above avg? That’s what I’m asking.
Now if you’re saying the difference between using social media or not can be a margin as HUGE as 10 views versus 1000 views, then something is wrong with this system. I should not be “forced” to use a social media spy program. Ebay brings tons of views and you don’t have to tweet anybody.
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Weblotz Reputation: 28 See Weblotz's booth |
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