Across industries and beyond just CTAs, heatmap solutions help enterprises with tracking visitors to a website and understanding user interactions on a page - where they click, where they exit, where they move their mouse. They can then use this information to test, change or move content and CTAs to better highlight information the brand wants to push. Let's explore top heatmap solutions to consider.
Companies can see visitor behavior with Hotjar, which offers a number of different data visualizers including click, move and scroll heatmpas as well as heatmaps split by device type. With scroll heatmaps, for example, users can see that X percent of visitors reached a certain point (often showing much fewer visitors reaching points below the "fold").
Answering these questions for each landing page with heatmap data can help prove the value of the solution chosen by making adjustments based on the observations that lead to better conversion rates.
A popular heatmap solution, Crazy Egg set the foundation for what heatmaps should offer (where do people click, where they don't; how many people scroll down and where most people stop). Crazy Egg differs by providing insights into where those people are coming from (e.g., Google, Facebook, etc.) and who clicks the most as well.
Clicktale provides both a statistical and visual overview of visitors' hovers, clicks, hesitation time and visit order. One way the provider differentiates its offering is with side-by-side visualizations of user behavior to understand how split tests are performing.
HeatMap captures users' interactions and shows the data directly on the content to allow site owners/marketers/designers to see what elements are aiding in conversions and interest and what are not. Business users of Heatmap simply browse their own website to access HeatMap data that is updated in real-time.
Whichever solution is chosen for its heatmap capabilities, enterprises should list the questions they have about each individual page to leverage the answers heatmaps provide to understand how visitors are moving through the pages to conversion or to exit.