Insider secrets for improving user experience and keeping visitors longer on your site
Ron Jaworski
CEO at Trinity Audio | Voice & Audio Enthusiast | Speaker | Official Member of Forbes Business Council | Contributor for Entrepreneur.com
When it comes to enhancing user experience and gluing your visitors to your content, there’s no place for guesswork and suppositions. Being a publisher, brand, or a content creator means you have to incessantly check your website analytics and go over data in a methodical fashion.
Your website is the central element of your content efforts so you need to be able to measure a number of important elements, one of them being the time spent on page. Together with the bounce rate, it allows you to understand on what level your content is actually performing. That is, if anyone is actually reading it.
There are few things you can do that will help you master the art of building great and enticing user experience. In this post I cover the always important factors revolving around speed performance and optimization, as well as the somewhat unanticipated elements like audio and contech. Seeing as the Internet is a predominantly visual place full with different types of images, gifs, videos, and text, that would arguably be the ‘insider secrets’ part implied in the title.
In any case, feel free to check for yourself what I would do to improve user experience if I was you and feel free to add your feedback.