Thanks for that info, it will really help me out. Fingers crossed i'll be signing my first client in the coming weeks.
Thank you, trubnut.
When calculating ROI, I meant to follow the steps given in the Taktical thread. It went something like:
K= # of Keywords
CTR= Click Through Rate (0.1)
T=Traffic
ACPC= Average Cost Per Click
V= Visits
CR= Conversion Rate (0.12)
R= Revenue
C= Cost
LV= Lifetime Value of Customer
PPC ROI Calculations
V= T x CTR
R= V x CR x LV
C= ACPC x K
PPC ROI = ((R - C)/ C) x 100
SEO ROI Calculations
V= T x CTR
R = V x CR x LV
C = 12months Cost / 12
SEO ROI = ((R - C) / C) x 100
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But I was running late for all my meetings (my clock runs on what you call "n***a time"), so what I did was printed out a picture of the pie graph from hxxp://www(dot)reactorr(dot)com/tools/seoroi.php, and calculated roi this way:
for calculating roi for the plastic surgeon..
2,000 monthly (broad) searches for this niche
$400 average cost per sale (low end vigure [botox])
total number of monthly visits x average sale price (2,000 x 400=800,000)
42.13%(#1 google spot ctr) of 800,000 is 337,040 (800,000 x .4213)
2% of 337,040 = conversion rate (337,040 x .02 = 6740.80)
so the roi I showed him was $6,740.80.
I printed the graph out so I could show him where my ctr #'s were coming from. I also made a point to tell him conversion rate is around 4%-6%, but I would only calculate for 2% conversion rate to show a bare minimum. You can adjust those numbers anyway you like to make the roi look juicier. Just stay within the realm of reality.