Compared to 2000 what are your average paysite ratios?
 

Compared to 2000 what are your average paysite ratios?

This will be an anonymous poll. Please choose the closest answer.

Where is the poll?

You're too quick...Or I am too slow! :)

What do you mean with 10%, 25%, etc... of ratios?

With 10% you mean 10% of the income of year 2000?

Because 10% of the ratios of 2000, its quite confusing...

If in 2000 your ratio was 1 in 100, whereas now in 2012 your ratio is 1 in 1000, that means today's ratio is 10% of your ratio in the year 2000

If today's ratio was 25% of the year 2000, that would be that it went from 1 in 100 down to 1 in 400

Think of it this way 1/400 is 25% of 1/100
1/1000 is 10% of 1/100 etc

Easiest way to work it out for those who don't like ratios, is just to take the number from the bottom of the old ratio, so if it was 1/100 then take the 100, then divide it by the number at the bottom of today's ratio, let's use the 1/400, this gives 100/400 = 1/4 = 0.25, then times by 100 to turn it into a percentage = 25%

Just to show that always works, let's do it for the other one

100/1000 = 1/10 = 0.1 then times by 100 = 10%

I think it's easier to say that if in 2000 you were doing 10K per month and now you only do 2.5K per month, you are doing 25% of year 2000.

It is easier, but if it's the rate of conversion that people are looking for then that won't be much use, as most likely there's been a big swing in your traffic, one way or the other.

It's like telling someone how much you earn per year, when they wanted to know how much per hour, and then not telling them how many hours you put in.

That's not a bad idea. But as wehateporn explained I am mainly looking for a way to compare ratios between now and what they were in 2000.