How to Get Visitors to Your Website to Finally Make a Purchase First step: Subscribe. Last step: Buy.
By Ben Angel
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Through hard work, Entrepreneur Network partner Ben Angel has built up a subscriber list of over 100,000 people and seen many customer conversions for his business. In this video, he offers some tips to make a big difference in adding new email subscribers and customers.
First, examine your sales funnel and look at sales lost. Abandoned shopping carts can be a big cause of low profit margins. Angel recommends a few hacks to correct this loss in interest. For those potential customers who don't hit "buy," try paying for a few Facebook advertisements to redirect them to the landing page. You can also send automized emails a few minutes after a cart is left behind. Sometimes, just a little reminder to revisit a cart can equal a new customer.
Furthermore, always ask yourself how else you can improve your website. Angel recommends adding a countdown timer or a pop-up before the customer exits a webpage. Despite how much work you put into your website's front end, you must also know how to best optimize the back end to see real profit.
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