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Revenue Impact Calculator

Stop reporting blog traffic as one number. Split it into intent clusters, give each its own conversion rate and value, and see which clusters actually make the money — and what a traffic change in each is worth.

RevenueClustersForecasting
Step 1

Total monthly organic traffic

12,000 / 20,000 allocated
Step 2

Intent clusters

Group pages by the job the reader is doing — a “roadmap” reader is closer to buying than a “free project ideas” reader. Give each cluster its own conversion rate and value per conversion (lead value, AOV or LTV).

Everything elseUnallocated traffic, usually low-intent informational pages.
Visits / mo
8,000
Step 3 · Optional

What-if: change traffic per cluster

Roadmap0%
Projects0%
Syllabus & Fees0%
Everything else0%
Result

Where the revenue actually comes from

Monthly revenue
₹30,80,000
740 conversions / mo
Blended conversion rate
3.70%
₹154 per visit
Projected (what-if)
₹30,80,000
20,000 visits in scenario
Monthly delta
+₹0
+₹0 annualised
Roadmap is 25% of traffic but 65% of revenue. 1,000 extra visits there are worth ₹4,00,000 — 40.0× the same visits to Everything else (₹10,000). Report and prioritise at this level, not as “blog traffic”.
Breakdown

Cluster table

ClusterTrafficConv.RevenueRev. sharePer 1K visits
RoadmapHighest value5,000 (25%)500₹20,00,00065%₹4,00,000
Projects5,000 (25%)100₹4,00,00013%₹80,000
Syllabus & Fees2,000 (10%)100₹6,00,00019%₹3,00,000
Everything else8,000 (40%)40₹80,0003%₹10,000
Total20,000740₹30,80,000100%₹1,54,000
How to read the result
  1. 01

    Revenue share vs traffic share. When a cluster’s revenue bar is taller than its traffic bar, it is under-invested. That is where the next content sprint goes.

  2. 02

    Per 1,000 visits. The cleanest way to compare clusters. It turns “we grew blog traffic 20%” into “we grew Roadmap traffic 20%, which is worth N”.

  3. 03

    The what-if sliders. Model a core update hitting one cluster, or a programme lifting another. The delta is the number for the budget conversation.

  4. 04

    Everything else. Unallocated traffic defaults to a low conversion rate on purpose. If it is converting well, you have an unmapped cluster — go find it.

Assumptions & FAQ
Where do cluster conversion rates come from?
GA4: segment sessions by landing-page folder or a page-group dimension and read the key-event rate for each. If you have nothing, start with the ratios here (commercial intent converts 5–10× informational) and refine monthly.
What should “value per conversion” be?
For lead-gen: lead value = average deal size × lead-to-close rate. For e-commerce: average order value, or first-year LTV if finance accepts it. Keep one definition across all clusters.
Does this account for AI search?
Not directly — it values whatever traffic arrives. The clusters most exposed to AI Overviews are usually the informational ones, which this model already shows as low value per visit. The commercial clusters are where AI visibility work pays back.
Is my data stored?
No. Everything runs in your browser. The share link encodes your inputs in the URL itself; nothing is sent to a server.
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