Top 5 Mistakes Start Using Web Site Analysis Tools
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Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Using Website Analysis Tools
Introduction
Website analysis tools offer valuable insights for site improvement and performance monitoring. However, many eBusiness managers and webmasters mistakenly deploy these tools without fully utilizing their potential. Here’s a guide to avoiding the most common pitfalls.
1) Lack of Specific Business Objectives
Often, site sections lack defined business goals. For instance, customer support sections might be broken into self-service tools, contact info, warranties, etc., but without clear objectives, measuring performance is futile. eBusiness managers should collaborate with owners to set precise goals for each site section.
2) Inadequate Training for Site Owners
Many site owners can't capitalize on analysis reports because they don't understand their value. First, eBusiness managers must emphasize the importance of performance measurement. Then, they should explain what data is measured and how it can drive site improvements, like navigation adjustments. Without proper training, the analysis reports risk being ignored.
3) Disconnected Data Points
Website analysis tools track metrics like page views and visitor numbers, but these alone are meaningless. For example, numerous page views might suggest navigation issues rather than engagement. It’s essential to relate data points to derive actionable insights. For instance, metrics like "stickiness" and "focus" can reveal the effectiveness of online support navigation.
4) Insufficient Skilled Analysts
Tools only capture visitor behavior?"they can't interpret it. Skilled analysts are needed to connect data points and extract Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that inform design improvements. Analysts must understand how these KPIs relate to site design to enhance user experience effectively.
5) Overreliance on Analysis Tools
Relying solely on web analysis tools can limit your understanding of site effectiveness. Complement these tools with usability testing and focus groups to continuously refine the user experience.
By avoiding these pitfalls, you can fully leverage the power of website analysis tools to improve performance and user satisfaction.
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