Conversion Glossary
Browse 10 conversion terms defined in plain English, from the cultural dictionary of computing.
10 Conversion Terms
- Drop Rate
- The percentage of users or prospects who leave a process, funnel, or stage without completing the next intended action. It is often used to identify friction...
- funnel
- Funnel is a model used in product analytics and marketing that visualizes the stages users pass through from initial awareness to a desired action like making...
- Funnel Metric
- A metric tied to a specific stage or transition within a user or sales funnel, such as click-through, signup completion, qualified-opportunity rate, or...
- Landing Page
- A focused web page designed to convert visitors toward a specific action such as signup, demo request, or purchase. Landing pages are often optimized for a...
- Marketing Funnel
- The sequence of marketing stages from awareness through interest, consideration, and conversion, used to understand where prospects enter and drop off. It is...
- Price Point
- A specific price level at which a product is offered, often discussed in terms of customer psychology, competitiveness, and conversion behavior. Small changes...
- Pricing Page
- The most scrutinized page on a SaaS website — where potential customers evaluate plans, compare features, and decide whether to buy. Best practices: 3-4 tiers,...
- Social Proof
- Evidence that other people or organizations already trust and use a product, such as customer logos, testimonials, reviews, or case studies. Social proof...
- Trial Conversion
- The rate at which users who start a free trial become paying customers. Improving trial conversion often requires aligning onboarding, activation, and pricing...
- Type Cast
- An explicit runtime operation that converts a value from one type to another, potentially changing its underlying representation — such as `(int)3.14` in C...
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