For example, setting up a heatmap for your home and landing pages that act as the entry points into your website helps you identify user engagement at different sections of your page. You can also see if they continue to browse or quite the website. These metrics can be effectively used to optimize your pages if it's necessary to increase interactions. Learn more about different types of heatmap reports.
For example, let us say you want to see visitor interactions on different areas in your home page. So, we will name it 'Zylker Fashions Home page'.
You can also run Heatmaps across a group of web pages by enabling the Advanced button. This option also allows you to use different URL match types, and further include or exclude web pages from being tracked in a single experiment. 3. Choose the visitor limit to be set as an end condition for running your Heatmap and click Activate to launch the Heatmap on your web page.
PAUSE the Heatmap and take a screenshot of its corresponding reports.
Create and launch a new Heatmap for your revamped web page.
Note that continuing to run the same Heatmap on your revamped web pages will interfere with the previously launched Heatmap, and will skew your reports.
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