Words cannot express the ecstatic freedom Sue Austin portrays in her video included in her TED Talk. It’s a must see… beautiful, meaningful, wondrous and thought provoking. I just wanted to share it. Be sure to watch it through.
Change your perspective by transcending your “frame of reference.” When you have no preconceptions of a given situation, you experience freedom.
Do you have unrealistic goals when it comes to ecommerce conversion or lowering shopping cart abandonment rates? You need the facts.
One of the most common questions I’m asked is about averages – average email open rates; average click through rates, average ecommerce conversion rates, average shopping cart abandonment rates — and the like.
The wonderful folks over at the Invesp blog came up with an infographic on e-commerce that answers quite a few questions. I want to share it with you, my dear readers, to answer at least some of your questions in this post.
In the infographic you will find valuable ecommerce information that might make you feel better (or worse). With an average ecommerce conversion rate of only 2.13%, you might realize that you’re doing okay in comparison, but it might also blow a hole in your theory that you can do much better than you already are (okay, it is possible to do better). Being realistic about your ecommerce goals will help you better decide how to conduct your business and marketing.
I’ve heard some extremely unrealistic goals in my time, mostly about what clients expect when it comes to conversion or lowering their shopping cart abandonment rates. If you keep things in perspective, you can work true averages into your ecommerce goals and come up with realistic projections, then you can apply clearer measures to grow your business.
These are not just simple averages presented. There are some very real points to take away. Such as how to improve your product pages, which, of course, was their intent in producing it. So sit up and take note, this could save you from pulling your hair out, worrying about such things!
If you’ve been reading my blog for very long, you’d know I’m not impressed with Microsoft, but check out this ad for their brand new Microsoft Surface!
When I bought Windows 7… and Office 2010… and Outlook… twice (since they only let you use it on one PC and one Laptop), I was greatly disappointed. After all, we have four PCs and three Laptops. Not realizing the restrictions, we installed the software on my husband’s computer first. Then I had to buy another copy. And, of course, I had to buy Outlook separately because it wouldn’t work with the previous version. Not happy with Microsoft but what choice do I have since “I’m a PC” but…
This Microsoft Surface may change my mind about them! I mean… watch the video!
Microsoft Surface coming October 26, 2012.
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