Conversion Rate

By Matt Larson on March 26th, 2006



Conversion Rate – The ratio of visitors to a site, to a specific action; usually making a sale or generating a lead to a future sale (submitting contact information). This ration is expressed as a percentage.

Example: 500 visitors today, with 10 sales = 2%



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