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My only suggestion is this:
Clearly define your transitions. For example, place headers in your content (graphic headers, text with a background color, etc). Do this in places you want your surfer’s eyes to land on. Right now, there is so much content on the homepage (text) that I would not want to read it. If there were transitions of some sort (headers… or even boxed content), the surfer could quickly get the information he/she wanted and read that.
My guess is you have a lot of 5 second surfers.
Thanks for the tips. Your right, majority of my visitors hag out for less than 30 seconds.
gravity wrote:My site has been up for nearly 6 months now and traffic has been increasing drastically every day, however I’m not seeing many conversions.
Can someone take a look and offer some suggestions?Thanks-
No expert here by any means but I like to see a little bit more variety of colors. You know I was the kind of kid that was giving a coloring page to color and had to make sure I used ever color in the box. But then again the was when there were only 8 colors. Oh, I love the layout of the site just thing it needs a little more distracting color here and there.
How many unique visitors do you have every day?
Your alexa is not high.When I had such alexa I also didn’t have conversions. Although my site was very good.
You don’t worry gracity your popularity is 1,828,922.
http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.poker-portal.info%2FIt is not very bad, It is better of my.
I focus on design of your website. the desgn your website is good but you can do of more.
I hope that I help you
It’s probably a factor of lack of visitors and lack of site direction.
What is your site trying to be?
Even the biggest “poker-portal” specialises in an area – what is yours?I look at your site and it’s got a little bit of everything.
Freeroll alerts ..
US Poker player rooms
Tutorials
Information
Poker software …This is all good, but how much of that traffic is EVER going to convert?
Some questions and things to think about ….How many visitors are you getting a day – less than 100?
If so then you’ve probably only got 1-2 potential purchasing customers.so …
What is your prime source of traffic ?
And when they arrrive what are they looking for?
What did they search for ?
Can they find it – or a link to it – “above the fold” on your main page?
Take a look at your site again through a new visitors eyes – imagine doing a search and trying to find the information quickly.Is it possible?
Or are there too many distractions ?
