2,900 visitors, 478 returning users (1 month) > is it good?
About website: We gather the best free startup resources (guides, reports, videos, courses) on our website.
Other stats: 7k page views, 0.76 engaged session per user, 950 resources accessed.
What are other important stats I should be looking at? What can I improve? Is it worth to reach out to resource creators for potential paid partnership?
Website: Knowledgehunt.co
All feedback is highly appreciated :)
Funny, this is a very similar situation to the one @mikelabs is in, described in his post Is 5k visitors per month validation?
My take there is similar to my take here: you'd need many millions of users before you can make real money via ads. So then, the question is whether things point towards reaching that number. Some questions I'd be asking are how big the market is, what your growth rate is, what the competition looks like, what you do better, and whether you do it sufficiently better where it will spread organically via people sharing on various platforms and telling their friends about it.
It depends on your marketing effort so far.
How much time/money did you spend on marketing?
I just launched a website targeting the same audience: https://ideaness.org/
And I got 700 unique visitors and 50 registered members in 2 weeks...
So at least you are doing better than I am :)
I think that is pretty amazing. What is the average engagement time?
We have an 11 second engament time for a landing page (https://autory.ai/) and basically no returning customers
Around 1 minute is the engagement time in our case
I guess it depends on the end goal
End goal at this point is to retain as much first time visitors as possible :)
A 16% retention rate isn't too bad. You need to figure out what pages your sticky users are visiting, their demographic and why they're sticky. Then apply what works to your none-sticky users. 16% is a good start so clearly something is working.
Got it. Thanks.