The Product Vs. Product Doesn't Convert Well For Me!

[TheSphinx]

Hi guys/gals, one of my main income sources is Amazon affiliate sites.
I always target keywords "Best X Products for X". They convert pretty well.

With the same products, I got some decent keyword of that Type Product Vs. Product.

I always think if someone is searching for example: Bose 123 vs Sony 321 .. That's a purely buying intent, that's someone who is willing to buy one of those but he can't decide which one is better.

I got like hundreds of visits & no converts at all, and the clicks itself are very low.

Is that normal? Is anyone here have an experience with it? Thanks.

 

[Sam Warsaw]

Might be the buyer intent.

 

[TheSphinx]

Might be the buyer intent.

that's what I'm talking about.

 

[ProxiesHTTP]

If it doesn't convert well, then you can try exploring whether you can further squeeze the customer further by installing a plugin that can perhaps offer another 'last offer' to the customer, telling them to grab it before the offer expires, etc.
Or you can also install a plugin that can allow the customer to reach you through either email or a live chat module, just to ensure that you have higher conversion ratio in that aspect.
Just think of other ways, or think outside the box for ways that you can maximize your conversion for each visitors.

 

[set23]

Hi guys/gals, one of my main income sources is Amazon affiliate sites.
I always target keywords "Best X Products for X". They convert pretty well.

With the same products, I got some decent keyword of that Type Product Vs. Product.

I always think if someone is searching for example: Bose 123 vs Sony 321 .. That's a purely buying intent, that's someone who is willing to buy one of those but he can't decide which one is better.

I got like hundreds of visits & no converts at all, and the clicks itself are very low.

Is that normal? Is anyone here have an experience with it? Thanks.[/QUOTE

so for example how do you behave if you have to sell a product, let's say a videogame

What is the tecnice you use?