Just compiled the numbers for the Landing Audit Black Friday deal.
Here are all the metrics, shared publicly.
πΈ Gross Revenue: β¬114.86 (2 sales)
π Unique Visitors (UV) to Website: 52
π£ Top Channels for Acquisition: Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack Communities.
π± Top Devices: Mobile (44%), Desktop (35%)
πΊοΈ Top Countries: Portugal (38%), USA (23%)
π Conversion Rate for Begin Checkout: 7.7%
π Conversion Rate for Transaction: 4%
Both sales came from the USA. One from a Slack Community (Indie Worldwide), another from my Twitter.
My conclusions:
β‘οΈ The offer was aggressive, a 40% discount. Proves there's a market for this.
β‘οΈ By reducing friction (lower price) and increasing pressure (limited-time offer) I got the sales. If I want to have non-discount sales in the future I must increase the perception of value. Conversion = Value - Friction.
β‘οΈ Or the other strategy could be a permanent state of sales, and finding a regular channel to bring me traffic (Content? Communities? Paid Media?). But for this I would probably have to increase the price.
And that's it! What are your thoughts on this? Let me know in the comments :)