benedikts
Newbie
- Dec 8, 2015
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Well, that's not a significant difference to your March stats, the revenue is down by less than $40. Also, April is one day shorter, your daily average for March is ~$25, so for 31 days the revenue is down by less than $15. If you thought that it will always grow until you stop promoting, that's not always true. Luck is a very big factor and you get only 100 new regs per month, that's not enough to be able to see a substantial grow and balance out luck plus those spenders who stop spending for any reason.
How many registrations do you have in the revshare program? I see you started in last June and i also see that you make 20-100 new regs each month (increasing tendency), so you are at around 500 free regs now, maybe a hundred more? Until you have thousands upon thousands of regs, there can be big ups and downs in the revenue, because it depends on a low amount of spenders. There can be lot bigger differences than just $15 per month.
In my experience out of every 35 free regs there's a spender, who's not even a regular one, just one who spent at least once. I have mixed traffic though, half of it is tier 1 and the other half is tier 2 and tier 3. If you have mainly tier 1 traffic, the conversions rates can be much better, it can go down to around 1:15, but i think you can consider yourself lucky, that you are able to hit these numbers with such a low amount of registrations.
Just keep up the work and if your registrations keep increasing, the revenue will follow.
I currently have 469 total registered users. Yes expecting growth every month with a fixed daily income is quite silly, I just noticed in this thread other guys have even less registers with more spenders at the same time. But anyways, it seems like you are having much better results, May I assume you have been doing this for a longer time period. Can I ask you to share your current stats? You got me quite curious.
