Crazy Graphs or Something More?
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Check out the two graphs below…
These two graphs are taken from live data from my business.
Now can anyone guess what these graphs represent? First person to get this right in the comments below wins a special prize worth $100+.
Happy guessing!
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By John Tan on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Hi Lee,
I guess the first one is conversion rate of your optin page and the second one is your Monthly Lead Growth
Hope it is correct!
John Tan
By John Landells on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
The first is your monthly inclome over the last 12 months, and the second is the size of your mailing list!
By Lee McIntyre on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
To make it interesting I’ll ony say yes or no when someone has the complete set of answers.
And sadly that hasn’t happened yet!
Feel free to keep on guessing
Lee McIntyre
By John Szram on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
I’m almost certain that the bottom graph represents the size of your subscriber list in the IM niche.
The top one could be your squeeze page conversion rate. If it is those are impressive figures!
John Szram
By Lee McIntyre on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Sorry John not a complete set of answers!
Keep the guesses coming
Lee McIntyre
By Michael on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
First: Your average sale per list subscriber graphed over the past 12 months
Second one: Your list totals for this site over the past 12 months
By John Szram on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Michael might be on to something… so I’ll try something completely different!
1. Number of visitors that subscribed each day to your list over 12 months.
2. Total number of subscribers over that 12 month period.
John Szram
By Lee McIntyre on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Ooohh someone here is SO SO SO close!
No cigar though!
Keep those gueses coming….
Lee McIntyre
By John Tan on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
1. Per customer value over that 12 month period.
2. Total number of subscribers over that 12 month period.
John Tan
By Lee McIntyre on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Arrghh getting closer…
But not quite!
Lee McIntyre
By John Szram on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
1. Lifetime Customer Value over 12 months
2. Total number of subscribers over that 12 month period.
John Szram
By John Tan on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
1. Average Spending Per Customer over that 12 month.
2. Total number of subscribers over that 12 month period.
John Tan
By James Teale on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
1. Number of times Lee has uttered the word ‘cripes’ per month.
2. Number of gurus Lee has upset per month by not following their “rules”.
Sorry, couldn’t resist!
Would I be right in saying that series 1 represents a monetary or percentage value?
By Mark McWilliams on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
OK, lets give this a go!…
1. Number of new visitors that bought a product from you each day over the past 12 months?!
2. Total number of subscribers over the past 12 months!
I think everyone has scored with the second graph, but the first one has hundreds of different options! - I have like 3 answers for #1 though!
Thanks
Mark
By Mark McWilliams on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
Wait for it, I want another stab at it!
1. The percentage of new subscribes to your newsletter, buying any of your other products.
2. Total number of subscribers over the past 12 months.
Thanks
Mark
By Aryeh Sheinbein on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
1. The average dollars spent by your subscribers over the last twelve months. (spikes represent opening of coaching programs and webinars).
2. The number of subscribers on your list over the last 12 months.
By Michael on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
#1 is definitely a monetary value.So since my first one was close, let’s try this.
Graph 1: Your average sale per customer (not subscriber) over the past 12 months
graph 2: Your total subscriber list for this business over the past 12 months
Therefore as #2 went up, so did #1
By Michael on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
It came to me after I wrote my previous guess!
#1 is Average Transaction Value over 12 months, which can be different than Average Customer Value.
#2 is list list subscribers over 12 months
By Ray Johnson on Jun 6, 2008 | Reply
The top one is the number of times you are going to say “Oh you are SO close (to keep interest in this post)
The second is the percentage out of 1 MILLION that MAN U will win the league next season
Cheers Lee
By Marijo on Jun 7, 2008 | Reply
How about #1 is the first month of your first product…
And #2 is the first year of your first product.
By Harry Spencer on Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
Hi Lee
I’m certain number 2 is traffic related rather than list/subscriber.
1. average daily sales
2. average daily traffic, over the last 12 months.
This is getting interesting
Harry
By Nick Barton on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
Well from looking at the graphs I agree with most that the second one is the size of your subscriber list in the IM niche over your first year.
The first one is obviously a monetary value. We have already had lifetime customer value, average transaction value and subscriber value so what else could have a value of $59 in a month?
My guess is that it’s the average value of a new customers first purchase from you.
By Lee McIntyre on Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
The answers….
Graphs #1
Average spending per customer over 12 month period
Graph #2
Total list size over 12 month period.
Lots of people came VERY close but the 1st correct answer was…..
John Tan with this answer
“1. Average Spending Per Customer over that 12 month.
2. Total number of subscribers over that 12 month period.”
John wins a FREE membership to the web traffic webinars worth $197.
Thanks to everyone for taking part.
Lee McIntyre
By John Tan on Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
Wow, I am correct! Thanks Lee. That what I need, the traffic webinars. Appreciate that Lee!
John Tan