Post 6 : Conversion Rate Calculation with No-Deposit Bonuses

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🎰 Welcome back to my series on online casino metrics! 🎰


Let's delve into a complex but crucial formula that helps account for the impact of no-deposit bonuses on the overall conversion rate from registration to deposit. This post is a supplement to the previous post.


📊 Conversion Rate Calculation with No-Deposit Bonuses


What is it?


This formula distinguishes and analyzes two separate groups of users: those who received no-deposit bonuses and those who did not. It helps to understand how effectively the bonuses encourage users to make deposits.


Formula:


Conversion Rate = ((B * R + (T_bonus period - B) * C) / T_bonus period) * 100%


Where:

- B: Number of users who used the no-deposit bonus.

- R: Conversion rate of users with the no-deposit bonus to deposit.

- T_bonus period: Total number of registered users during the no-deposit bonus period.

- C: Average conversion rate for all users.


Formula Breakdown


1. Impact of No-Deposit Bonuses:

  - B * R: Number of users who used bonuses multiplied by their conversion rate. This gives the total number of users who made a deposit thanks to the bonuses.


2. Impact of Other Users:

  - (T_bonus period - B) * C: Number of users who did not use bonuses multiplied by the average conversion rate. This gives the total number of users who made a deposit without bonuses.


3. Overall Effect:

  - (B * R + (T_bonus period - B) * C) / T_bonus period: The sum of all users who made deposits (both with and without bonuses), divided by the total number of registered users during the period. This gives the overall conversion rate.


4. Conversion to Percentage:

  - (...) * 100%: Converts the result into a percentage.


Why This Structure?


- User Differentiation: The formula separates users into two categories – those who received bonuses and those who did not. This helps understand the effectiveness of no-deposit bonuses compared to standard acquisition strategies.

- Inclusion of All Users: All registered users during the period are considered, providing an overall conversion rate that accounts for the impact of bonuses.

- Comprehensive Analysis: Allows for analysis of which factors (bonuses or other marketing strategies) more effectively drive conversions.


Use Cases


1. Evaluating Bonus Effectiveness: Determine whether no-deposit bonuses increase overall conversion or attract users who are less likely to deposit.

2. Budget Planning: Identify the most cost-effective methods of customer acquisition and allocate the marketing budget accordingly.


This formula is a powerful tool for comprehensive analysis of marketing strategies and their impact on user conversion in online casinos.


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