A lot of research is available on the effectiveness of search as an advertising channel. Most of these studies tend to treat a click on a search ad as a binary event. All of them study the events leading to the click. This paper goes beyond this to study the post click actions taken by a user subsequent to clicking on a search ad, referring to those actions as post click factors, and testing the factors that have an effect on the final outcome. We use a prescriptive research design employing binary logistic regression analysis. Results indicate that post click factors like the duration of time spent, device used, and recency of visit have a very high positive effect on the final outcome.