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Everyone talks about how the optimize a page for the search engines or how they tweaked the user interface, but that's not all you have to do in order to make your traffic happy.
Have you ever gone to a website and you can't seem to navigate it very well? I'm sure you have because there aren't many people who haven't. These types of websites are not user friendly at all. They're actually pretty annoying and see a super high bounce rate because of how they website is structured. You need to make it obvious and simple in order to please people. If someone has to jump through hoops just to read an article they've been looking for, you won't see them on your website for long lol
A few things I like to do in order to make my websites user friendly:
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Don't ignore the way people interact with your website. I suggest you put a heat analytics so you can have a clear map of the way people interact with your layout and also to figure out where the problems are and how could you improve them and make it easier for people to reach their goals. Good tips from both Mike and Razzy. Optimizing your website for USERS has become maybe the most important task in today's digital marketing. This is especially true for online stores, having the right layout and design can make a difference between a 25% drop or up in sales. Don't ignore the way people interact with your website. I suggest you put a heat analytics so you can have a clear map of the way people interact with your layout and also to figure out where the problems are and how could you improve them and make it easier for people to reach their goals.
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