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Top generics and conversion rates

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Just wanted to see if other people have had similar experiences with conversion rates with really good generics.

We bought a really generic .com recently we also own the .org. The org gets 3 times the traffic and gets half the leads. Whilst you would expect more trust with the .com i am amazed at exactly how much more and what a difference it is making in turning traffic to leads.

Would be interested to see if anyone else has any stats on this or experience.
 
Just wanted to see if other people have had similar experiences with conversion rates with really good generics.

We bought a really generic .com recently we also own the .org. The org gets 3 times the traffic and gets half the leads. Whilst you would expect more trust with the .com i am amazed at exactly how much more and what a difference it is making in turning traffic to leads.

Would be interested to see if anyone else has any stats on this or experience.

I disagree that .com is trusted more than .org.

In most .com vs .org cases, lower conversion is down to extension fit, not extension. If you are using a commercial term on a .org that would explain the lower conversion imo. I owned familyhistory.org a few years back and that converted at about 30% consistently, year after year.

- Rob
 
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