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Knowing your site well and with the amount of sites you promote, I suggest you invest in a quality heatmap script so you can move things up and down for better conversions.
Totally agree with fonzi. A heatmap can be awesome. Tools like Crazy Egg or Clicktale a great for this. It’s huge to keep track of for testing and seeing what your users like, as well.
Also, I would say social media icons so your visitors can follow you and get updates for other channels (Like Facebook, Twitter & LinkedIn)
Lastly, a dedicated area for visitors to know of the top performing brands and limited time promos, so they can just head to a dedicated spot.
Hmm, every time I ask a question I end up pushing my due dates back for getting anything done. Thanks of course, and now I need to read about this heatmap thing.
@allfreechips 235347 wrote:
Hmm, every time I ask a question I end up pushing my due dates back for getting anything done.
You and me both, but I don’t mind – as long as it gets done how I want it from the get go.
I guess the next time, it will be faster.. using “best practices”?
@Rak 235358 wrote:
using “best practices”?
yes as much as I hate it, I am using best practices this time
Nothing worse than looking at code from 3 years ago that makes very little sense. Oh and wghat was CSS is the question I think when i did the last design.@allfreechips 235381 wrote:
yes as much as I hate it, I am using best practices this time
Nothing worse than looking at code from 3 years ago that makes very little sense. Oh and wghat was CSS is the question I think when i did the last design.I’m very particular these days about trying to find the right people to develop the modules I need.
I have a background in programming – so when I see junk code, it really does get to me – especially when you are interfacing with WordPress – they love to push out updates all the time!
