7% where did you get that stat from?

Is that 7% geo-specific? in that would say China bump that number into the 
higher 7 percentile bracket, meanwhile 90% of the US is in the lower 2%.  
Assuming its a flat 7% across all countries, now comes the potential vs reality 
question.

In that out of that 7% what is the potential of buying / actionable customer 
base vis the reality of 7% of users not caring? 

If i said to you that i can reach 400million customers tomorrow in total, and 
yield say 48% return on actionable events, vs i can target 1billion tomorrow 
with a 48% click through, how would that change your ROI assessment?

What works for Honda doesn't necessarily work for Ford is my point :)


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[[email protected]] On Behalf Of David Connors 
[[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 4:34 PM
To: ozSilverlight
Subject: Re: Our new silverlight site

2009/12/2 Scott Barnes 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Most of the research I've read / conducted around "plugins + risk" has 
constantly shown that the average user will install anything put before them 
provided they get access to the context of what they were seeking. 400million+ 
installs of Silverlight testifies to this behavior.

If you use javascript you lose up to 7% of users because their browsers either 
don't run it, have it turned off or have McAfee/Norton/Whatever "screw with my 
Internet experience 2009 edition" installed.

Let me explain that to you in another way: If you are going to sell $1 000 000 
worth of stuff in a year on your site, then you will be immediately flushing 
$70 000 of your revenue down the can. If you're paying $ to acquire a lead, 
you're throwing out $7 in every $100 of your EDM budget.

And I'm just talking about JS.

Sending out marketing and then presenting customers with an Install button 
instead of a sales call to action is crazy.

Don't get me wrong, SL and Flash have their place and I love 
kongregate.com<http://kongregate.com> - but as an adjunct, not an impediment to 
a transaction.

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Software Engineer
Codify Pty Ltd - www.codify.com<http://www.codify.com>
Phone: +61 (7) 3210 6268 | Facsimile: +61 (7) 3210 6269 | Mobile: +61 417 189 
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