Heatmap
A heatmap represents visually how a user interacts with a webpage, by using color codes. The color scale ranges from blue (least interaction) to red (most interaction).
Heatmaps allow you to assess which website elements users click on and scroll through or which they ignore.
Read more on heatmaps in Piwik PRO help center: Piwik PRO site inspector for Chrome
Here is an example of a heatmap:
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How to migrate to a new analytics platform: The ultimate guide
Changing analytics platforms is difficult. Even when organizations don’t feel like they are getting value from their current analytics, they tend to keep it because switching to a new one often includes the following: Reimplementation – implementing a new analytics tool typically requires retagging your website or mobile app.Retraining – switching to a new digital […]
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70-point comparison of 7 tag managers
Tags are snippets of JavaScript used to collect and manage the data flow between websites and mobile apps, and third-party tools, such as analytics platforms or marketing vendors. For over a decade, tag managers (also called tag management systems or TMS) have helped analysts create, organize and test a huge variety of tags for data […]
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