Now the question comes, how can you use heat maps for a higher conversion rate, no heat maps can help
you understand your baseline for your user experience that can then be used for comparing with the changes.
It can also help you prioritize, then you have limited resource that showcasing rich content is valuable
and which is not.
Heat maps can help access and validate content ranking on the page, for example, when I look at my
table of contents, I see that there are a lot of clicks on this place with this question to ask them
before building a dashboard.
That means this point is of interest to the readers.
Similarly, visualization design that and dashboard publishing checklist are another important point
that users might be interested in seeing.
So that would give me an idea that these are the topics that I can use as a keyword and create more
content.
Also, heat maps can help access and validate the data banking on the beach.
Public information can help you identify what resonates with your state.
Also, the school that it helps identify the optimal time limit for a page not scrawled maps can also
help you evaluate if your page is too long.
This can be especially valuable for mobile screens.
Now, this clarity heat map circulated on the flight, there is no correlation between heat maps returned
within a matter of seconds.
The aggregated data helps quantify behavior and thinks and helps identify what content is best working
for the website makes it easy to communicate the impact to stakeholders to this of scaling.
Now, there are different types of people that live and grow.
Let's look at each in the next lecture.