My results with Google ads, what do you think?

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Hello! I have a Pinterest pin generator to help bloggers/SEOs to increase their blog's audience and get a new traffic source apart of google.

I have been paying ads these last months with 2 ad groups:
  1. Keywords related to "Pinterest pin generator"
  2. Keywords related to "Increase blog traffic"
In total I spent $200 bucks and here is my result:
  • 152 Users used the tool at least once
  • 3 Customers - $80 MRR
  • 2 Positive testimonials but none of them went from the customers ._.
Apart of SEO with a few monthly visitors this is the only customer acquisition channel I have right now.
What do you think about the results? Is this conversion rate of 1.9%(Total users vs customers) is average or low?
 
Your results are pretty good. If this is your only channel for attracting customers now - optimize it. Look for and test new keywords. You need to increase your conversion rate.
 
You're off to a good start, but with a 1.9% conversion rate, there's room to improve your messaging and targeting to boost results. Keep testing!
 
Hello! I have a Pinterest pin generator to help bloggers/SEOs to increase their blog's audience and get a new traffic source apart of google.

I have been paying ads these last months with 2 ad groups:
  1. Keywords related to "Pinterest pin generator"
  2. Keywords related to "Increase blog traffic"
In total I spent $200 bucks and here is my result:
  • 152 Users used the tool at least once
  • 3 Customers - $80 MRR
  • 2 Positive testimonials but none of them went from the customers ._.
Apart of SEO with a few monthly visitors this is the only customer acquisition channel I have right now.
What do you think about the results? Is this conversion rate of 1.9%(Total users vs customers) is average or low?
Looks like you’re off to a good start, but there’s definitely room to improve. A 1.9% conversion rate isn’t terrible, but maybe try tweaking your onboarding or offering a free trial to get more folks to bite. You could also focus more on “Pinterest pin generator” keywords and hit up people who tried the tool but didn’t convert with some retargeting ads. Growing your SEO and teaming up with bloggers might help bring in more traffic, too.
 
You can attract users with real intent by optimizing ad targeting and landing page experience, and then increase conversion rates through social proof and targeted follow-ups.
 
Hello! I have a Pinterest pin generator to help bloggers/SEOs to increase their blog's audience and get a new traffic source apart of google.

I have been paying ads these last months with 2 ad groups:
  1. Keywords related to "Pinterest pin generator"
  2. Keywords related to "Increase blog traffic"
In total I spent $200 bucks and here is my result:
  • 152 Users used the tool at least once
  • 3 Customers - $80 MRR
  • 2 Positive testimonials but none of them went from the customers ._.
Apart of SEO with a few monthly visitors this is the only customer acquisition channel I have right now.
What do you think about the results? Is this conversion rate of 1.9%(Total users vs customers) is average or low?
A 1.9% conversion rate is quite reasonable and can be improved with some optimization strategies. It is important that you continue to improve the user experience, optimize your advertising campaigns, and develop customer relationships to increase conversion rates and build trust.
If you have more information about your campaign or the tests you did, I would be happy to help!
 
Not bad for a start! 1.9% conversion rate is a bit on the lower end, but you can definitely improve that. Maybe play around with your landing page, tweak your ad copy, or try retargeting those who didn’t convert.
 
Bro, a 1.9% conversion rate isn't bad for a new channel, but you could definitely improve it with better targeting, maybe more personalized follow-ups, or tweaking your landing page!
 
1.9% is a bit low, but with some tweaks to your targeting or offer, you could definitely improve it!
 
1.9% is okay. Improve ads, landing page, and get testimonials. Try retargeting and free trials!
 
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