Because there are no bells or whistles

The survey tends to look plain. Google PageSpeed ​​Insights Google PageSpeed ​​Insights analyzes the content of a web page and suggests ways to improve the speed of that page. Although it is a free tool, it is difficult to judge. After analyzing your site, don't be surprised if your mobile experience score is in the low double digits (or even single digits). Heap Heap automatically captures every user action on the web and iOS apps, and can measure it all afterwards. Let me introduce a review by Mr. Peep . What I like about Heap is that it captures all events (clicks, submissions, etc.) out of the box. You will need to configure the report later if you wish, but the process is very simple. It's a very useful tool for funnel analysis and understanding the correlation between user behavior and conversion rates. Hot jar Hotjar can do (almost) everything. In addition to trigger poles, you can also use funnel tracking, session cams, heat maps, and more. The usage fee is not high, and the free version is also substantial. Let me introduce the opinion of Michael Agard of Unbounce . I've been using HotJar since the beta version and now I absolutely love it.

HotJar is a tool that combines 7 functions into one, making your work much easier. No need to pay for multiple tools. No need to manage multiple accounts. You also don't need to implement multiple scripts Belgium Phone Number Data on your page to get the insights you need. If you're a consultant, you know how time-consuming these tasks can be. The interface is also great and very easy to use. I mention it here because similar tools I've used in the past had poor UX design. Next, I would like to introduce the opinion of Mr. Alex Harris . The mouse tracking video feature is one of Hotjar's best features. By using this feature, you can understand how visitors move between pages. This allows you to understand the user journey from the customer's perspective. Even more conveniently, you can filter by recorded video or visitor attributes. For example, you can identify visitors who have progressed more than a few pages.



This way, you don't have to monitor users who only view one or two pages. You can also view recordings based on specific user ID, device, geography, operating system, browser, etc. This funnel tracking is much easier to understand than Google Analytics funnel reporting. It's also easy to set up. Additionally, you can watch videos of visitors reaching specific funnel points. Reviewing these videos can help you hypothesize why visitors are leaving. Of course, there are a few things I would like to request to make this tool even more perfect. For example, the lack of cross-domain tracking is frustrating.