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Tuesday, 31 March 2009

But Does Twitter Actually Drive Sales?

A very short post, I'm just rushed off my feet at the mo.

After starting a client's Twitter campaign recently I was interested to see how well its performing. The client employs a multi-touch marketing campaign. We do SEO, PPC, Affiliate Marketing, Social Media, PR, DM, networking - the whole sherbang!

Despite Twittering being a small proportion of the whole effort, I was surprised to see that traffic from Twitter converts at just shy of 2% for payments and also converts registrations too.

Giddy up!

Have you checked your conversions from Twitter yet?

So if you're doing everything else, then you should be thinking about what level of Twitter interaction you should be doing.

p.s. I might blog about something different tomorrow!

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5 Comments:

At 31 March 2009 at 10:19 , Anonymous @alex_poole said...

Interesting; thanks for sharing. How does that conversion compare to other sources of traffic in this case? Just a touch better or miles better?

 
At 31 March 2009 at 10:21 , Blogger getvisible said...

ah it converts 2 1/2 times normal ;-) but is obviously lower volume!

 
At 31 March 2009 at 10:31 , Anonymous Paul Wright said...

No great surprise in my opinion. Is it not the case that companies using twitter are communicating on a more personal level and directly with customers in a similar way to shop floor attendants helping to clinch the deal.

 
At 31 March 2009 at 10:34 , Blogger getvisible said...

@paul - you're never bloody happy ;-)

 
At 11 April 2009 at 12:04 , Anonymous John Cena said...

Well..

I myself haven't tried this DIGG stuff yet.. but I have heard about it a lot..

Guess, when I will have my blog's established completely then I will try it out..

Thank You for the info anyways.! :)

 

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