I was crazyegging for a few days, here are the results: WordPress.org home page, WordPress.org support, WordPress.com forums, and for fun, the Photo Matt homepage.
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I was crazyegging for a few days, here are the results: WordPress.org home page, WordPress.org support, WordPress.com forums, and for fun, the Photo Matt homepage.
13 replies on “Crazyegging”
Matt, I think you just invented a word, “Crazyegging”.
*Time for me to get back to Crazegging.
Interesting that “What is WordPress” is so popular. One would think that people should know what it is when they come to this website. Oh and it seems that the installation is somewhat difficult 😉
Whoa, that’s pretty sweet. I’ll have to check out “crazyegging” and see how it works for me 🙂
I find it interesting that hardly anyone seems to be clicking on “Requests and Feedback”
I’ve been doing so too… to my ultimate dismay, most of my readers are bloody perverts. I found that 35 out of hundred clicks on my blog’s main page goes to a rendered crotch of a valkyrie… WTF
[…] 這個 blog 經éŽä¸€å€‹å¤šæ˜ŸæœŸçš„ Crazyegging，慶幸的是 sidebar 是有人使用的，最估ä¸åˆ°çš„是 sidebar ‘About’ 內的 graph 雖然ä¸èƒ½ click，但很多人都 click 下去，暫時çµæžœå¦‚下。 […]
All you youngin’s with your popular websites- crazyegg is quite useful if your site is popular enough 🙂
I think this is one of the niftiest site analytics tools I have ever seen. Might give it a try even though I’m not paying much attention to my blog at the moment. Thanks for the coverage.
Oh, and regarding Jeriko’s comment. “What is WordPress?” is probably a popular click because thanks to all the people who find wordpress.org through all the “powered by “WordPress” links and want to find out if it’s a software, a service or perhaps a personal reactor that turns newsprint into power for your PC… 🙂
[…] PhotoMatt on crazyegg, the site evaluator. […]
Matt – I’ve been very impressed with Crazy Egg too. I wrote a review of it on my own site.
This is way more useful than standard web analytics.
[…] Since some of the top-notch people mentioned CrazyEgg and because one can’t have enough information about a website I sign up for a test account. […]
Now the questions is what do you do to improve the page with the results? Download naturally seems to be the hottest in the hp menu. I would take ‘download’ and add a nice visual button for it in the welcome section, possible next to a second button along the lines of ‘or we’ll host it for free’.
Then test the difference. 🙂
[…] CrazyEgg has helped out a lot with that. Just check out sites like 37signals or Matt Mullenweg’s PhotoMatt blog. They’ve both posted screenshots of the “heatmaps” CrazyEgg generates to help us determine not only which links people are clicking, but where. This helps us better understand what people like, so we can adapt our websites accordingly. Until now, this practice was mostly trial and error, and a long process, to boot. […]