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In this article we will discuss "membership marketing, and how it is almost a requirement for a successful website. If you're selling something online, whether ebooks, digital products or anything of that sort, and then members of the system are discussed below can offer products as efficiently and profitably.
Ways to avoid Churn business success and increased revenue per customer.
To be a commercial success, you have to avoid is churn (or rotation). If you get 100 new members, but 99 of them leave after 30 days, it will be difficult for your business to survive. Against a background of members, is the time someone will keep paying their dues. So while it is vitally important to constantly acquire new customers is so important to maximize revenue from each customer who already has. So what we are talking about the backend, and marketing funnel that takes place.
With a subscription model - if you have a recurring billing system in place - the backend is a recurring fee itself. The question becomes to keep people as members of your membership sites.
Let's examine how this plays in the context of three popular business models:
Sales of traditional products
Let's first consider the traditional Internet marketing (publishing and selling) model, which is used by most business owners online. In this model, you create a page and a product sales, generate traffic to that page and I hope the traffic is converted into sales. The average for this type of conversion is about 1% to 2%.
Assuming you have a product of $ 37 to a 2% conversion rate means that for every hundred people you send to the page you are going to sell two of these products to $ 37 ($ 74 in total), and youâ € ™ ll have a visitor value for each of those 100 people, $ 0.74.
Membership recurring
The average conversion rate for a recurring membership site is often less than the traditional model of selling the product, is generally 1% or less. So now assume that you will now charge $ 17 per month, instead of the original $ 37 product cost. But we started to find churn monthly billing. In our experience, the average club membership is between three and five months.
Thus, for every 100 visitors, we will obtain a membership sale, and that the customer can expect to stay for about four months. That means that we will generate $ 68 in revenue from the record (four x $ 17 = $ 68). Which gives an average of $ 0.68 for visitors. When using the model of membership, you can also put in place substantive offers. So once I have paid a member, may involve more substantive and commissions for the sale of that member - about $ 5 per month.
Now you have one of the members, and are paid $ 17 for the first month - is likely to do so for about four months - and worth an additional $ 5 per month for the same period of time. So now you have $ 88 of that registration, with the average visitors to 100 visitors is $ 0.88.
Composition of single payment
The following is a payment structure with a single payment. Your conversion rate will increase because you are asking people to make less of a commitment, and membership in general has a higher perceived value than a simple sale. You can expect a rate of 2.5% to 3%.
Because there is less commitment, you can charge even more to maintain the conversion rate up. So we assume a one-time fee of $ 37 instead of $ 17 are repeated. Rotation is now down. Customers have already paid, so very few of them actually finish their members. You be sure to calculate an average stay of 12 months.
Therefore, the calculation is as follows: You will see a 3% conversion rate and the total fees for a time will be 3 x $ 37 = $ 111. Factoring in the backend offers ($ 5 per month for each member pays), and more than 12 months which is seeking $ 180 commissions on sales and backend, so the total revenue of $ 291. This makes your visitor value of $ 2.91.
But there is an alternative model that these three strokes off the water when it comes down to making money for you - Freemium model.
The Freemium Model.
Freemium The model is basically a free subscription to an upgrade offer. It works this way: you put a "free" offer in its place in the front end of the site (in a later article will discuss how to make this free offer does not appear to be "free" - and why you want to do so), and you're likely to see a whole front end of the conversion rate of 35%.
If then a convincing bid in the backend, you will see a conversion rate from 5% to 10% of the offer. It is often much more, so let's use 10% of our analysis.
This means that for every 100 visitors - you get 35 free, and then a conversion rate of 10% in these 35 members in the backend. Therefore, what we end up with an average of 31.5 free members and paid members 3.5.
At its front end from which 3.5 x $ 37 = $ 129.50. The member paid back-end value is $ 5 x 12 months x 3.5 = $ 210 Persons. The free member of back-end value is $ 1.50 x 31.5 x 12 months = $ 567 Persons. Adding these amounts and that is $ 129.50 + $ 210 + $ 567 = $ 906.50, so your average visitor is $ 9.06.
That's a big difference of more "traditional" models mentioned above (and more than 10 times the most common product sales model)!
We have opened the door, hopefully for a lot of people to recognize that this model Freemium is a very cost effective.
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