How to Convert 98% of Visitors that Leave Your Website...
How to Convert 98% Window Shoppers into Buyers with Retargeting!


One of the biggest problems any online
business owner will face is making the
first sale with a new prospective
customer. Statistics show that, in
general, only 2% of prospects
convert. The other 98% leave and may
never come back to your site. This
means that any money you’ve invested to
get people to visit has been lost. That
can quickly add up to a lot of wasted
money!

If we take a closer look at those
statistics, the big question becomes
why do online shoppers leave without
paying or taking some sort of action?

Although there may be hundreds of
reasons why a potential customer may
not make a purchase, these five are
some of the most common...

Reason #1 - They were presented with unexpected costs
Reason #2 - They thought the price was too expensive
Reason #3 - They found a better price elsewhere
Reason #4 - They decided against buying
Reason #5 - They were just browsing

With such a high percentage of people
leaving your site, each with their own
reasoning, is there any way to get them
back without reinvesting more money
into new clients?... The answer is YES!

This is what we call retargeting.
Retarget marketing is gaining more and
more popularity with website owners. In
fact, I’m sure you’ve run into
retargeting ads targeted towards
yourself! Let me explain how they work…

Imagine you go to Google and type in a
specific item that you’re looking to
buy...

At the top of the page are several
Google ads and you click on one of
them. Of course, what you don’t know is
that the advertiser had to pay to have
their ad in the perfect place for you
to find. 

The ad redirects you to the website.
Although you know little about it, you
stay because you’re curious about what
they have to offer. Perhaps you find a
product that really piques your
interest, but you decide not to
purchase right away and to instead come
back later. 

Life, though, has other plans. You get
too busy and end up forgetting. 

Later on, you try to think of what
website it was that you had visited.
Unfortunately, for the website and
maybe even for yourself, you don’t
remember how to get back to it.

So you go back to Google and try
searching for it again. The website is
using retargeting, so when you put in
the information, you suddenly see an ad
for a 20% off coupon for that very same
website! You were going to buy the
product anyway, so this is a
no-brainer, right?

Retargeting sealed the deal that you
would buy from them and now you too can
learn how to apply this in your
business. 

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