| Google Analytics Java Support
Java Support Conversion Rates are Horrible |
mitchy231
msg:4348461 | 12:24 am on Aug 6, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Ok - So I have spent some time researching this and can not come up with a good answer. I have really been digging into our Google Analytics and have found that about 25% of our Visitors have do not have Java Support. I looked at the conversion rate of the 75% of people who do have it, which have a conversion rate on our site at about 1.5% and the 25% of people who do not have Java Support and they convert at about 0.23%. Obviously that is a huge difference. And since 1 in 4 of our visitors are converting at this horrible rate, it has become a top priority for me to figure out.
Does anyone have an idea why there is such a drastic difference in Conversion? Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks in advance for the responses.
Brian
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still
msg:4348868 | 10:35 pm on Aug 7, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Out of curiosity, do you have java applets running on your site?
Guess some of the questions you could ask are...
Is your data sample large enough to draw a conclusion?
Why would someone not install java on their machine (computer skills[age], corporate environment etc)?
Are there any shared attributes from these visitors (region, browser, time of access)?
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