Tracking Every Web Site Click and Hit new

Tracking is important for Web sites and online businesses. Most Web publishers have some sort of basic tracking options available at their disposal, but the analytics tools are getting better and smarter.

Knowing where visitors go to and where they come from is good knowledge. Taking that knowledge a step further and knowing where the visitors click on the Web page is probably important for many Web publishers.

Ten years ago, some research showed that Web users are more likely to click on links located on the right side of a Web page. This has proven to be a correct knowledge. This knowledge alone has likely generated a lot of money for those using it. The clear example of the "right side theory" is very visible at the world’s most popular search engine.

Web publishers that want to take their tracking knowledge to new heights have some options available. One such is crazyegg.com that offers visualization of where visitors click. This way it is possible to test different versions of Web pages and design. Testing what works on a Web page is of course only possible if your Web site has visitors coming already. Do you know what your users are up to on your Web site? There is a way to find out.

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