Capture pages are a great way to make sure you keep a lead. Even if they don't take immediate action, you can nurture them and then market to them in the future. If your content is engaging then that lead will being to trust you and will eventually become a customer.

I'd say it's time to build a capture page with a autoresponder attached to it. This way I can still keep in touch. Once they leave our WA website they are gone forever!

Most days it's just like that. People are wary these days. Just keep adding content and they'll come. That pep talk is for me as well as you. :)

Clicks and conversions.....the lifelong struggle....Ken's right, it is a numbers game, also one of timing....

Frank, It is a numbers game at best. I would say that is good.
You need to continue adding valuable content, the numbers
will all increase. continued successes my friend.

Same here, I had 279 clicks so far and only one sign up which turned out to be a dud.

I just went to the site listed with your profile page. You have lots of information, but your orange drop down menus are kind of hard to read. the white letters just blend in, so maybe others just don't want to click through to check them out. But take heart! I just read earlier today that rarely do people buy from the first site on the page. People will on average visit many sites before they make a decision. I would work on the appearance, you've got their attention, just make it easier to read (color wise). Good luck.

This year I bring in 121 free sign up to WA but only manage get 10 sales. I not sure why conversion rate so low..

Not really do you want to give us the URL so we can check, if you like you can pm me or speak to me on Skype, chances are I will be able to see why it is converting poorly very quickly

Have you messaged Kyle or Carson?

I've been searching on this and the following link might be able to help you get around PayPal. This is another option:

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kofirony/blog/help-for-ghanaian-and-nigerian-members

Let me know if that is not right and I will search some more! :)

I will add, that is sad, what Michelle said. I hope your Nigerian friend works it out.

Hi. If I am correct, Nigerian folks can't create a PayPal account. Therefore, they are also not allowed the trial membership for 7 days. They can only join if they go straight into a premium account.

Michelle

Try to keep the original .co.in and do a redirect on every page and post to the new .com. Copy and paste all the content into the new .com and delete the originals to avoid duplicate content. On each page and post you could make it clear that "this website is now 'name dot com', please bookmark this page/post".

I had to do this with one of my websites because the domain name was "blogwithwordpress dot com" and I found out after registering the domain name that I couldn't use wordpress as part of the name.

Marion

I agree that changing the url is going to mean a new site. If it is already established, I would change the name before I change the url.

You will naturally have to get another site; it's the only way you're going to change that url.....you can always 'point' your former address, etc......better to ask your 'host' (go daddy, etc.)....whichever company you use, their customer support people would have the best answer and direction for you.....unless you ask Kyle, of course lol

You can change the blog name, but change the URL and I think you will have a whole new website. I'm pretty sure there's a way to have your traffic follow you, but you need a wiser head than mine. Try researching it, but hopefully one of our website gurus will chime in here. Good Luck!