Conversion – what’s good, what’s gold in 2025?
- Ben Verleysen
- Apr 2
- 2 min read
Ask ten marketers what a “good” conversion rate is, and you’ll get ten different answers. Fair enough – it depends on your industry, your audience, your funnel, and your goals. But one thing’s clear: in 2025, it’s no longer about what’s good… it’s about what’s gold.

What does “conversion” mean these days?
In 2025, a conversion isn’t just a completed sale. It could just as easily be:
A demo request
A newsletter sign-up
A click on a WhatsApp button
A whitepaper download
Or simply: a visitor spending over 90 seconds on your page
In short: conversion is what matters to you in your funnel. And that’s where the magic starts – with a clear definition of what success looks like.
Alright, but what about the numbers?
On average, we’re seeing this in 2025:
E-commerce: 1.5% – 3%
B2B lead generation: 2% – 5%
Campaigns with specific actions (like downloads): 5% – 15%
Remarketing campaigns: 20%+ is not uncommon
But honestly? If you’re only aiming for average, you’re aiming too low. In 2025, relevance and segmentation beat volume every time. A niche business with a laser-focused funnel can outperform giants with a fraction of the traffic.
So when is it actually gold?
A conversion rate becomes gold when:
Your audience is perfectly matched to your offer
Your messaging is consistent across every channel
You remove friction in the user experience
You turn data into action – not just dashboards
A golden conversion rate isn’t about luck or clicks – it’s the outcome of a smart strategy, sharp creative and smooth execution.
What about AI?
AI helps you test faster, adjust copy in real time and spot patterns quicker. But it’s a booster, not a brain. Vision and human insight still make the difference.
The bottom line?
A “good” conversion rate in 2025?
One that improves month after month
One that’s aligned with your actual business goals
One that drives growth – not guesswork
At ARK, we don’t chase averages. We aim for results that actually match your ambitions. No noise. No guesswork. Just marketing that works.
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