Conversions Always Stop After a Few Days... Why?

[mikelala]

Hello everyone,

So when I send traffic to my landing page, I make sales for the first few days and get plenty of order form impressions (3-4 hops per order form impression) which looks pretty good. So my landing page seems to be going its job...

But every Clickbank offer I try is guaranteed to stop converting after a few days and I start to get ZERO order form impressions.

Whats going on? The offers I am promoting have very large audiences, so I dont think its traffic saturation.

It almost feels like someone is hijacking my link some how... Its like a switch has been pressed or something.

Does anyone have any suggestion or theories as to what could be happening?

Thanks

 

[eternalwarrior]

Which traffic source?

 

[mikelala]

Thanks for getting back @eternalwarrior

I'm using Bing ads and running 2 different offers.

One offer has a gravity of ~70 and the other one ~20.

Last week one of the offers was converting every 18 hops, with 14 order form views.

This week I've sent even more traffic and had ZERO order form impressions.

Something seems strange....

 

[YoungArt]

Thanks for getting back @eternalwarrior

I'm using Bing ads and running 2 different offers.

One offer has a gravity of ~70 and the other one ~20.

Last week one of the offers was converting every 18 hops, with 14 order form views.

This week I've sent even more traffic and had ZERO order form impressions.

Something seems strange....

Are you tracking your conversions? Do u know what KWs brought you conversions? Are they still active and getting clicks or are different KWs getting the clicks instead ?

 

[mikelala]

Hi @YoungArt

Yes, I track everything (keyword, query, ads, network, device etc).

I start with phrase match and when I get a conversion, I add converting search queries back into Bing as exact match, so I've built a list of targeted converting keyword/phrases. Any I being to targeted?

I also cache my landing pages with Cloudflare so their super fast. Could this effect anything?

Thanks

 

[YoungArt]

Hi @YoungArt

Yes, I track everything (keyword, query, ads, network, device etc).

I start with phrase match and when I get a conversion, I add converting search queries back into Bing as exact match, so I've built a list of targeted converting keyword/phrases. Any I being to targeted?

I also cache my landing pages with Cloudflare so their super fast. Could this effect anything?

Thanks

Have u changed anything on your landing page? Even small changes like colour , buttons , copy ... can effect the conversion rate. Also do you track the clicks to the clickbank site? And do you actually track how many people landed on the check out page on clickbank (the page where they put their payment info).

If you track everything then you can analyse where the clicks end. Also has your vendor increased the price or made changes on his landing page?

 

[YoungArt]

Worst case, clickbank is shaving.

 

[Kikerinka]

How many clicks did you get in total? At least 1,000?
Maybe the sample is too small to make any conclusions.
Some days are better, some days are worse. Personally I never think about earnings per day. I focus more on earnings per month. That number sums up great and also not-so-great days. (But I'm not doing CB, just to be clear )

 

[Visual Eagle]

Maybe its time you change the network

 

[mikelala]

I haven't changed anything on the LP. And yes, I track the whole sales funnel.

In fact, I can use my trackers unique SubID's to see which keywords are getting people to the checkout (although I've had no checkout views for 10 days now!).

Not sure Clickbank would shave as that wound be suicide for them... I hope not.

It really feels like something is hijacking my cookie somehow. And I think its happening on the vendors landing page as I register all clicks until that point.

 

[akshay7]

That is very strange. Are all your landing pages hosted on the same hosting account ? Try testing in an alienated environment (different machine, different host, different product).