I was wondering if any of you have some experience with site
statistics
involving how many people have logged into a site versus how
many
actually buy stuff on an e-cart site.
The reason I ask: we had a large number of people going to
the login
page, hitting submit and then not buying anything. I’ve been
asked why
this happens and I’m trying to figure out if I we are losing
people
because of problems with the cart or did they just change
their mind. I
can guess about the motivations for leaving before
purchasing, I just
wanted to see if anyone out there had a similar experience.
Thanks for your help.
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“Art” <lee_*nospamification@artjunky.com> wrote in
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>I was wondering if any of you have some experience with
site statistics
>involving how many people have logged into a site versus
how many actually
>buy stuff on an e-cart site.
>
> The reason I ask: we had a large number of people going
to the login page,
> hitting submit and then not buying anything. I’ve been
asked why this
> happens and I’m trying to figure out if I we are losing
people because of
> problems with the cart or did they just change their
mind. I can guess
> about the motivations for leaving before purchasing, I
just wanted to see
> if anyone out there had a similar experience.
>
> Thanks for your help.
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